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Anna Suchařípová

This Stolperstein honors Anna Suchařípová, a victim of the Holocaust. The simple, hand-lettered inscription on the brass plaque is a powerful contrast to the bureaucratic efficiency of the genocide that claimed her life. Located on a quiet

Bludný kámen (Wandering Stone)

This mysterious 'Wandering Stone' is a local legend, a large, dark boulder said to move on its own at midnight. Embedded in the pavement of the main square, it draws curious visitors who come to test the tale and see if it has shifted. The

Boží muka (Wayside Shrine)

This traditional 'Boží muka' is a small, pillar-like roadside shrine, a common yet poignant feature of the Czech countryside. Typically built from stone and topped with a small cross or a niche for a religious figure, it served as a place f

Brewing Museum

Immerse yourself in the rich heritage of South Bohemian brewing at this unique institution operated by the University of South Bohemia. The museum offers a fascinating journey through the history of beer production, showcasing traditional e

Budweiser Visitor Centre

The Budweiser Visitor Centre offers an immersive journey into the world of one of the world's most famous beers. Explore the rich brewing history, state-of-the-art facilities, and interactive exhibits that bring the beer-making process to l

Budweiser visitor centre

Located in the heart of České Budějovice, the Budweiser visitor centre is a must-visit attraction for beer enthusiasts and history buffs alike. This state-of-the-art facility offers an immersive experience, showcasing the rich history and c

Cornerstone

This humble cornerstone marks the foundational moment of Kralupy nad Vltavou's development, anchoring the town's historical narrative. Though simple in appearance, it holds immense significance as a symbol of the community's endurance and g

Ema Flusserová

This Stolperstein honors Ema Flusserová, a victim of the Nazi regime. The polished brass surface, inscribed with her name and dates, catches the light, creating a stark contrast against the dark cobblestones. It is one of several stones in

Emil Flusser

A Stolperstein commemorating Emil Flusser, whose life was tragically ended in the Holocaust. The simple, powerful act of kneeling to read the inscription offers a personal connection to history that a museum display cannot replicate. This s

Erich Kende

This memorial plaque is dedicated to Erich Kende, preserving his memory within the historic streets of České Budějovice. It stands as a personal marker within a cluster of family memorials, telling the story of the Kende family's place in t

František Flusser

In the historic city of Ceske Budejovice, the František Flusser memorial stands as a poignant reminder of the region's complex past. This stolperstein, or stumbling stone, is a tribute to the life and legacy of František Flusser, a victim o

Gerda Holzerová

This memorial is dedicated to Gerda Holzerová, a poignant reminder of the lives affected by historical upheavals in České Budějovice. The simple, solemn plaque is set within a quiet area, inviting reflection on personal stories intertwined

Gerhard Robitschk

The memorial for Gerhard Robitschk is a quiet marker of a life lived, set within the historic fabric of České Budějovice. It stands as a testament to the individual stories that collectively form the city's memory. The simple plaque invites

Hana Kulková

This Stolperstein is dedicated to Hana Kulková, a female victim of the Holocaust. The stone, part of the Kulka family cluster, uses the feminine suffix '-ová' in her surname, a detail that personalizes her within the Czech cultural context.

Hanuš Flusser

This is a Stolperstein (stumbling stone) memorializing Hanuš Flusser, a victim of Nazi persecution. Embedded in the cobblestone sidewalk, it serves as a poignant reminder of the individual lives lost during the Holocaust. The brass plaque,

Hardtmuthova hrobka

Hardtmuthova hrobka (Hardtmuth's Tomb) is the Neo-Gothic burial chapel of the Hardtmuth family, founders of the famous Koh-i-Noor pencil company. Located in České Budějovice, this ornate mausoleum is a testament to the family's wealth and i

Harry Kende

This Stolperstein is dedicated to Harry Kende, a victim of the Holocaust. Located on a quiet street in České Budějovice, it serves as a subtle but powerful intervention in the urban landscape. The brass plaque, engraved with his name and th

Harry Kulka

A Stolperstein for Harry Kulka, a victim of the Holocaust, embedded in the pavement of České Budějovice. This small brass plaque is a powerful counter-monument, forcing remembrance into the fabric of everyday life. The simple inscription—na

Helena Holzerová

The memorial for Helena Holzerová is a poignant marker of personal history in České Budějovice. It stands as a tribute to her life, inviting reflection on the individual stories that form the city's collective memory. The simple plaque is a

Helena Horzelová

This memorial plaque honors Helena Horzelová, marking a personal story within the broader historical tapestry of České Budějovice. The simple design allows the name and dates to speak for themselves, evoking a sense of loss and remembrance.

Helena Kendeová

This memorial honors Helena Kendeová, preserving her story within the historical narrative of České Budějovice. The plaque is a key part of the Kende family memorial group, highlighting the important role of women in the family's legacy. It

Hugo Fürth

This memorial is for Hugo Fürth, completing a set of markers for the Fürth family. Each stone tells a part of a larger, tragic story, often related to the persecution during World War II. Together, they form a powerful, decentralized monume

Ida Robitschková

This memorial commemorates Ida Robitschková, preserving her story within the urban landscape of České Budějovice. The plaque serves as a tangible link to the past, encouraging visitors to explore the personal dimensions of history. Its loca

JUDR. Otto Kende

The memorial for JUDR. Otto Kende marks the life of a notable individual in České Budějovice, with the title 'JUDR.' indicating his profession as a doctor of law. This plaque adds a layer of professional and personal history to the city's c

JUDr. August Zátka

Jan Žižka of Trocnov

Jihočeské muzeum

Josef Kende

Karel Lavička House

Leopold Kulka

Memorial to the Victims of World War I

Mig-23

Military Cemetery

Monument to the Victims of WWI and WWII

Museum of Brewing

Museum of Energy

Muzeum koňspřežky

Muzeum pivovarnictví

On Air

Otto Suchařípa

Panna Maria Budějovická

Paris Commune

Pařížské komuny

Petr Flusser

PhDr. Rudolf Ferda

Přemysl Otakar II

Rita Holzerová

Robert Holzer

Rudolf Fürth

Rudolf Kende

Růžena Kulková

St. Auracián

St. John of Nepomuk Statue

St. John of Nepomuk Statue

St. Roch

St. Rosalia

To Czech Airmen of the RAF

To the Czech Airmen of the RAF

Tomáš Garrigue Masaryk Memorial Plaque

Tram Pole

Valemína Barkusová

Vojenský hřbitov

Vojtěch (Adalbert) Lanna

Wandering Stone

Zborov Monument

Zborovský pomník

Zdeňka Fürthová

sv. Auracián

sv. Mikuláš z Myry

tramvajový sloup

Českým letcům RAF

Železná Panna

Bludný kámen

III. Zastavení

Monument to the Victims of World War I

Monument to the Victims of the 1st and 2nd World Wars

VII. Stopping Point

VIII. Stopping Point

XII. Stopping Point

XIII. Stopping Place

Základní kámen

Cornerstone of the Plzeň - Vienna Railway

JUDr. August Zátka Memorial