Lednice–Valtice Cultural Landscape

Lednice- Valtice ( Czech Lednice- Valtice areál ) is a registered in the UNESCO World Heritage List Cultural scenery in Moravia, Czech Republic. The cultural landscape since December 7, 1996 part of World Heritage.

Topography

The area forms a resultant from the 17th century complex of landscape architecture in an area of ​​approximately 283.09 km ². The protected area includes the land areas of Břeclav ( Charvatská Nová Ves, Poštorná ) Ladná, Podivín, Valtice ( Úvaly ) Bulhary, Hlohovec, Lanzhot, Lednice ( Nejdek ) and Sedlec. To the west it borders on the UNESCO Biosphere Reserve Lower Morava (formerly Palava ).

In addition to the settlement structures Valtice with Chateau Valtice and Lednice Castle Lednice are located in the area of ​​the pond Lednické rybníky and various small buildings, especially Rajstna, Belvedér, Rendezvous, St. Hubert Chapel, Little Border Chateau, Tři Grácie, Rybniční Chateau, Nový dvůr, Temple of Apollo, Lovecký Chateau, Janův Hrad, Minaret, Obelisk, Pohansko, Zámeček Lany.

See also: List of buildings of Liechtenstein in the Lednice- Valtice

Gallery

Castle Feldberg or Zámek Valtice

Reistenkolonnade or Kolonáda Reistna

Diana Temple of Valtice or Rendezvous

Minaret Minaret or Lednický

St. Hubert Chapel or Svatý Hubert

Hans castle or Janův hrad

Chrám Apollo Temple or Apollónův

Jadgschlösschen or Lovecký Zámeček

Film

• The Lednice- Valtice. Documentary, Germany, 2013, 52 min, written and directed by Eva Jobst, Moderator: Vladimir Kaminer, Production: MDR, Row: This side of Eden, first broadcast on 8 September 2013 in arte, Summary of arte.