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  1. en.wikipedia.org › wiki › NymburkNymburk - Wikipedia

    The dominant feature of the town is the Gothic brick Church of Saint Giles, built in 1280–1380. This church, together with the preserved buildings of the Nymburk fortification, is a unique example of brick Gothic (originally North German) architecture in the Czech lands. The main landmark of the square is a rare Renaissance town hall from 1526.

  2. www.visitczechia.com › landmarks › citiesNymburk · #VisitCzechia

    Nymburk Go for a walk around its picturesque Gothic town walls and through the romantic Velké and Malé Valy alleys, discover the English park on a large Elbe island, the Art Nouveau water tower and the figurine with two left legs on the altar of the Gothic St Giles Church.

  3. Join us for a virtual stroll through the streets of the medieval Nymburk. Less than an hour outside of Prague, this former royal town offers an escape from the hustle and bustle of the touristy capital. For centuries Nymburk has retained its rural character as well as its regal beauty.

  4. Nymburk is a city in Central Bohemia region of the Czech Republic. The historic town centre is well preserved and is protected by law as an urban monument zone.

  5. Feb 10, 2022 · In the high Middle Ages, the town of Nymburk was one of the most important in the Bohemian lands. Its impressive fortifications, lined with fifty towers and surrounded by two deep moats fed from the Labe river, was a key stronghold protecting the approach to Prague from the east.

  6. Sep 10, 2016 · The town’s most famous feature is the remaining sections of Nymburks medieval fortifications. One long section is perfectly preserved – a vast red brick structure with tall walls...

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