Telč

Telč is located in the area of Bohemian-Moravian uplands in the South of Jihlava.

Telč is a very old town which was founded in 1315. The historic centre is interesting, so it became a protected area in 1970. The centre of the town is so priceless that it was inscribed on the UNESCO World Heritage List in 1992.

Square in Telč

The square belongs among the most significant sights in Telč. On this square we can see beautiful original houses built in the Gothic and Renaissance style. Picturesque arcades and gables were built in the Renaissance, Baroque and classicist style.

Renaissance town hall

The town hall was built on Gothic patches; the construction was finished in 1574, since this year it has remained in its original form. There is a Gothic pillar, the frontage is very interesting. The facade is unique and it is also from the year 1574.

Renaissance chateau

The Renaissance chateau is a dominant feature of the town. It was built on Gothic grounds, where a Gothic castle had stood before. The chateau was built in the 16th century. It was decorated with sgraffiti. The chateau is surrounded by beautiful gardens with a landscape park and a very beautiful classicist greenhouse.

Jesuit College

Among other interesting places we should mention also the Jewish college. A Romanesque tower is typical for this building and it is from the 13th century.

You can also visit the Church of St Jacob from the 14th century.