Primda occupies a wooded upland position on the edge of the Český les near Czechia’s border with Germany, in the Plzeň Region. Above the town stand the ruins of Primda Castle, first recorded in 1121 and widely regarded as one of the oldest surviving stone castles in the country. Its elevated site once controlled an important route between Bohemia and Bavaria, giving this small borderland town a role far beyond its size. Forests and rolling hills define the surrounding western Bohemian countryside. Continue with other webcams from the area to see how this part of the Plzeň Region connects regionally.
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