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A symbol of peace and serenity, the Franciscan Monastery in Kadaň with its brilliantly decorated walls and intricately designed interiors does a great job of mesmerizing its visitors. A beautiful depiction of the old town's rich heritage, its existence dates back to the 15th-century. Now the seat of the Municipal Museum of Kadaň, this massive yet humble structure was built as a dedication to Fourteen Holy Helpers and has quite a few legends and tales associated with it, which you can get to know about when you visit the site.

Chateau Manětín began its life as a Medieval fortress that was later transformed into a beautiful, Baroque chateau after a raging fire ravaged the original building in the early years of the 18th Century. At the time of its reconstruction, the chateau was richly decorated with exquisite statues, allegories and frescoes that continue to awe and inspire even today. The construction of the chateau, in fact, gave impetus to the town's budding artistic tradition. A tour of Chateau Manětín will take you through rooms that are opulently adorned with vibrant frescoes, vivid portraits, intriguing sculptures and antique furniture. Akin to an art museum. the Chateau Manětín is sure to delight anyone with an appreciation for art and history. Tours of the chateau's interior usually lasts about an hour and is available in foreign languages as well.

St. Annen Kirche is an absolute must visit when you visit the city. Being the first stop on most tourists itinerary, the church is a Gothic structural treat that was constructed between the 15th and 16th centuries. Designed by then architects Jakob Heilmann von Schweinfurt, Konrad Pflüger, Peter Ulrich von Pirna and others, the church was and still is absolutely heavenly.

Constructed at the end of the 17th Century, St. Georgen Kirche is a magnificent Baroque church built in place of a small town church that existed at the site since the beginning of the 17th Century. The structure of this church is based on designs by Lössnitz Architect Johann Georg Roth and along with the castle serves as an architectural landmark of the city. The characteristic feature of the church includes a tower on eastern part and a richly carved, wooden ceiling that was added in the 18th Century. Apart from the elaborate designs on the interior walls of the church, the organ of the church which was made by Hermann Eule in 1993, is a remarkable feature of the church. Beautifully preserved, St. Georgen Church is a pleasant testimony to the Baroque style of architecture.

Located in the city of Schwarzenberg, the Schwarzenberg Castle is a popular attraction among young families with children and tourists for its rich history and many fun cultural activities. Towering over rest of the town with its imposing turrets, the castle forms a striking postcard perfect picture. Dating back to the 12th Century, it has been remarkably well preserved and its interiors refurbished to form a charming historical palace where visitors can take part in adventure hikes around the castle, creative workshops, fun games and also attend traditional and modern music concerts in the cellar. A museum, a music school and a community college are located in the castle building as well.

Located near the Ohře river of Czech Republic, the Egerberk castle is a ruin of a historic fortress which gets its name from the German translation of the Ohře, which means Eger. The structure was established by Wilhelm, who was an acquaintance to John of Luxembourg, in the 12th Century. After his death, the castle went to the House of Šumburk. As of 16th Century the building is abandoned and ruined but is open to visitors.