Built around a medieval castle above the Sázava River, Přibyslav grew into a small town in the rolling Vysočina highlands. Its centre retains the compact scale of an old Bohemian market town, with the castle complex and the Church of the Nativity of Saint John the Baptist among its landmarks. Přibyslav also holds a distinct place in Czech history: the Hussite commander Jan Žižka died here in 1424, and a memorial recalls his connection with the town. The Sázava valley and surrounding uplands place Přibyslav between Bohemia and Moravia, away from the country’s largest urban centres. Browse other webcams across Vysočina to place this setting in a wider geographic context.
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