Lower Gate - Prachatice, Czech Republic - Picture Perfect Postcards on Waymarking.com

The Lower Gate, also called Písecká, is located at the entrance to the historic city center from Malé námestí, i.e. north of the church of St. Jacob the Greater. Its owner is the city of Prachatice.

The Lower Gate is part of the medieval city fortifications, which Prachatice, as a border town, had to pay a lot of attention to in the past.

Its front (north-east) wall with the aforementioned painting of a rider, inscriptions and roses, including the corner bossing, was restored in 2007. In the following year, the restoration of the entire facade of the tower was completed with the repair of the remaining three sides, as part of which the Rosenberg heraldic five-leaf roses were restored in the niches of the attic of the tower battlement, the corner bosses were repaired, including the structural plaster in the areas.


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Physical Address: Malé nám. Prachatice, Czech Republic Related Web Site: [Web Link] Description of Postcard Location: Lower Gate - Prachatice Parking Coordinates: Not Listed

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