Louny

Louny has served as a royal town in north-western Bohemia since the 13th century. It stands on the Ohře River near the southern edge of the České středohoří highlands, a volcanic landscape whose distinctive hills rise beyond the town. Louny’s compact historic core preserves sections of its medieval fortifications, including the Žatec Gate. The late-Gothic Church of St Nicholas is its defining monument; its rebuilding was associated with the prominent Bohemian architect Benedikt Rejt. The town also belongs to the wider Saaz hop-growing country of north-western Czechia. Browse additional webcams from the Ohře valley and the České středohoří area to extend your view of Louny’s surroundings.

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