2 webcams - Přerov
The Moravian town of Přerov is located in the Olomouc Region on the river Bečva. The dominant feature of the town is the local chateau with a chateau tower. The castle tower, which is accessible, is a frequent destination for tourists who want to see the city from a bird's eye view. Near the castle there is a city monument zone - the historic city center near the Upper Square. Here you can see houses from the 15th century. It is historically the most valuable part of the tourist locality Přerovsko, which was declared a city monument zone in 1992.
The town is associated with a number of well-known names of personalities, one of them is J. A. Komenský. The castle houses the Comenius Museum, founded in 1888. The city also has the oldest domestic museum focused on pedagogy.
A great rarity of the city is the Michalov city park, which can be found in the immediate vicinity of the housing estate and which has been a cultural monument since 1992. It is the most valuable city park in the tourist region of Central Moravia and one of the most valuable in our country. The park is a natural place to relax and spend free time, you will find crystal clear fountain water, many children's attractions, lots of benches and beautifully landscaped greenery.
There are many interesting places in the vicinity of Přerov that attract visitors. We can name, for example, the nearby castle Helfštýn. It is an extensive castle ruin with the longest fortification walls in the Czech Republic. Near Přerov, there is also the Hranická abyss, which is the deepest abyss in Central Europe with its 329 meters surveyed. You can also visit the windmills of Poruba, Skalička, Lazníčky or Partutovice. Every visitor to the Přerov region will surely choose.
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Webcam Přerov
Take a webcam online about the current state in Přerov. Webcam shots with a view of the TGM square in Přerov. The camera snapshot is refreshed every 10sec. Přerov is located on the river Bečva in the Olomouc Region. The dominant feature of…
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Webcam Přerov - traffic camera system
Follow the current traffic in the city of Přerov with the webcam ONLINE. Live transmission of the traffic camera system from Přerov. The cameras capture the streets - Komenského, Velká Dlážka, May 9, Denisova. Images from the cameras are…
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The Czech Republic has about 10.5 million inhabitants, of which Prague alone has about 1.3 million inhabitants. Prague is the capital of the Czech Republic and at the same time the political, administrative, economic and cultural center of the state. The most famous historical monuments in Prague are Charles Bridge, the National Theater, Prague Castle and Charles University. Other large cities in the Czech Republic are Brno - here are the most important monuments of Špilberk Castle, the Cathedral of St. Peter and Paul, Masaryk University and then the cities of Ostrava and Pilsen.
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