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A magnificent cathedral located on Republic Square in the center of Pilsen. Impressive altars, stunning paintings, and beautiful stained-glass windows. A place to pause and reflect. Also a great place to cool off in the sweltering heat.

The Great Synagogue of Pilsen – a building that remains silent, yet speaks more than many a preacher. Its domes bear not only beauty, but also memory. Since 1893, it has stood there, red, serene, with a dignity that speaks both of splendor and suffering. Oriental, neo-Gothic, Jewish – and yet quintessentially Pilsen. It is one of the largest synagogues in the world. Within, the light whispers, as if it knows what has been lost. And outside, life passes by, reverently, sometimes carelessly. Yet it remains.

A truly beautiful and very large synagogue. Beautifully restored. Very quiet. Something different from the many churches. Definitely worth seeing.

It's a beautiful theater that's definitely worth a visit. We saw the opera Iris there, and it was a truly impressive performance. The ensemble stages the piece superbly, bringing the narrative to life. The set is very dynamic and carries the performance with perfect lighting. The costumes are also very beautiful and fit the story perfectly. The orchestra was also outstanding, as it had been on our other visits.

This section of cycle route 37 is in very poor condition.

The Trpisty Castle is a High Baroque building dating from 1723 to 1729. It belonged to the Counts of Sinzendorf. After renovation, the castle was opened to the public in 2013.

It's good that you can get to the right side of the Mies from here, because cycle route 37 to Stribro is in very bad condition.