Křivoklát Castle

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Křivoklát Castle is a medieval royal castle in the Czech Republic, historically used as a hunting lodge and residence by Bohemian kings and later serving as a prison.

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Křivoklát Castle canonical 6

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Predicate Object
instanceOf cultural monument
medieval castle
royal castle
architecturalStyle Gothic architecture
country Czech Republic
foundedBy Přemyslid dynasty
hasFunction exhibition of Gothic sculptures
exhibition of historical interiors
exhibition of hunting collections
exhibition of torture instruments
exhibition of weapons
hasPart castle chapel
courtyards
fortification walls
large cylindrical tower
library
prison cells
royal palace
torture chamber
heritageDesignation National Cultural Monument of the Czech Republic
cultural heritage site
historicallyUsedBy Bohemian kings
linked to: King of Bohemia

Holy Roman Emperors
linked to: Holy Roman Emperor
locatedIn Bohemia
Central Bohemian Region
Křivoklát
Křivoklátsko Protected Landscape Area
locatedNear town of Rakovník
locatedOn hill above the Rakovník Creek valley
maintainedBy National Heritage Institute of the Czech Republic
nearby Berounka River
openToPublic yes
ownedBy Czech state
partOf Křivoklátsko UNESCO Biosphere Reserve
reconstructedBy Habsburg rulers
linked to: House of Habsburg

King Louis II of Hungary and Bohemia
linked to: Louis II of Hungary

King Vladislaus II of Bohemia and Hungary
Přemyslid kings
linked to: Přemyslid dynasty
significantFor Gothic art collections
history of the Kingdom of Bohemia
medieval prison history
royal hunting traditions
usedAs hunting lodge
museum
royal residence
state prison
tourist attraction
venue for cultural events

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Berounka River near Křivoklát Castle
Rakovník District hasHistoricSite Křivoklát Castle
Křivoklát region contains Křivoklát Castle