Hřbitov Jestřebí

In addition to the bell tower from 1592, which is a remnant of a burnt-out church, the funeral complex also consists of an Ionic column with an iron cross dated 1826 and the cemetery area itself with Empire tombstones. The whole area is closed by a fence wall made of quarry stone. At the northwest wall there is a Stations of the Cross with only seven stops. It consists of seven alcove chapels dedicated to the Virgin Mary of the Seven Sorrows. The larger chapel in the middle with the statue of the Virgin Mary was called the 'Lourdes Cave'. It is basically a way of the cross, extended by stopping Jesus' life from his childhood. It is a Baroque architecture, damaged in places. Together with the cemetery, it is protected as an immovable cultural monument of the Czech Republic. In addition to the belfry from 1592, which is the remains of a burnt-out church, the burial site also includes an Ionic column with an iron cross dated to 1826 and the cemetery itself with Empire gravestones. The whole area is closed by a quarry stone wall. Interesting Stations of the Cross of only seven stops can be seen by the northwest wall. It consists of seven niche chapels dedicated to Our Lady of Seven Sorrows. The larger chapel in the middle with the statue of the Virgin Mary was called the "Lourdes Cave". It is basically a Stations of the Cross, extended by some episodes from the childhood of Jesus. It is a Baroque architecture, slightly damaged. Together with the cemetery it is protected as a cultural monument of the Czech Republic.