Kunětická hora Castle is a striking medieval fortress located near Pardubice in Bohemia, Czechia. Perched on an isolated volcanic hill, the castle dominates the surrounding countryside and offers panoramic views across the Elbe lowlands. Its distinctive silhouette and historic fortifications make it one of the most recognizable landmarks in eastern Bohemia.

Kunětická hora Castle (Czech: hrad Kunětická hora) is a castle in the municipality of Ráby in the Pardubice Region of the Czech Republic. The castle lies on Kunětická hora Hill, about 6 km from the city of Pardubice.

Dnes je Kunětická hora národní kulturní památkou, patří k nejvyhledávanějším turistickým cílům Pardubicka a navíc ji dobře zná nejenom svět lidí, ale i svět pohádek: obývali ji Mekota, Blekota, Pekota a spol., hrad kdysi posloužil jako vítané útočiště čaroději Rumburakovi a Fantomas tu na poslední chvíli ...

Kunětická hora (německy Kunburg, Kuneberg, Burg Kunietitz) je hrad z patnáctého století stojící na osamoceném výrazném stejnojmenném vrchu v České tabuli nedaleko Pardubic.

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Kunětická hora has an outstanding place in the history of the castle architecture due to the fortification system that used large bulwarks and rondelets. Of the latter, only two have remained; the southwestern one was destroyed due to stone mining in the past centuries.

The greatest reconstruction was undertaken by the Pernštein family in the years 1491-1548, which resulted in the creation of a massive double-towered castle with an ingenious fortification system. At the end of the Thirty Years War the castle was severely damaged by Swedish troops. Partial reconstruction of the castle didn’t occur until the...

A dominant feature over the Elbe river in East Bohemia - this heavily fortified castle of the late 15th century, was built on a hill of volcanic origin in a unique natural location.

Kunětická hora Castle is one of the most distinctive landmarks of the Pardubice region. Rising above the surrounding countryside, the castle was built at the turn of the 15th and 16th centuries by the powerful Pernštejn family.

A castle on a volcanic cone in the middle of the flat Elbe plain — Kunětická hora is visible from 30 km in every direction. The basalt cliff rises 307 metres above the surrounding fields, and the castle on top has Hussite history: the feared Jan Žižka used it as a base in the 1420s. The Renaissance portal is architecturally unique. Pardubice (home of perník/gingerbread) is just 8 km away.