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Saint Bartholomew

church, Plzeƈ, Czech Republic
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  • Plzeƈ
    Plzeƈ

    
Plzeƈ and is dominated by St. Bartholomew’s church, with its slender steeple (335 feet [102 meters]), the highest in Bohemia; the Franciscan Church of the Virgin Mary; and the Renaissance town hall (1556) and burgher houses.

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Plzeƈ and is dominated by St. Bartholomew’s church, with its slender steeple (335 feet [102 meters]), the highest in Bohemia; the Franciscan Church of the Virgin Mary; and the Renaissance town hall (1556) and burgher houses.

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