Začátek křížové cesty u Kryr
Kryry, Czech Republic
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In the village of Kryry in the Louny district of the Czech Republic stands a baroque sandstone wayside cross, erected in 1740 as the opening station of a Stations of the Cross pilgrimage route. This modest but enduring monument, built from locally sourced sandstone, exemplifies the baroque devotional architecture that proliferated across Central Europe during the eighteenth century. The cross marks the beginning of a sacred pathway and remains part of the Czech Republic's designated cultural heritage.
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- Built
- Type
- statio, wayside cross
- Materials
- sandstone
- Heritage
- part of cultural heritage site in the Czech Republic
- Place
- Kryry, Czech Republic
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