Boží muka

Sad but otherwise good

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The sandstone Boží muka stands on the top of the rocky bank Fialník - kuesty, which is parallel to the geological fault known as the Lusatian fault, east of Vesce, by the road to Klokočí, at the crossroads with the hiking trail from Rotštejn Castle to Loučky. The method of processing perhaps refers to the period of the 18th century. According to J. V. Scheybal, this is one of the oldest examples of divine torment in the region. It is possible that their function is linked to the route of one of the variants of the old trail from Turnov to Železný Brod. In the years 2014 - 2016, a sensitive restoration of the monument took place with the contribution of the local association Ochrana Klokočských skal, z.s. and the Ministry of Culture - program Support for the Restoration of Cultural Monuments through Municipalities with Extended Competence, Klokočí Municipality by restorers Martin Wagner and Vojtěch Ouřad.

Accessible by car and on foot, a view of Kozákov and on the other side of the Klokočské rocks :) The sunset over the Klokočkas looks beautiful;)

The Passion of the Christ is a small monument in the shape of a column, pillar or prism. It was to symbolize the pillar at which Jesus Christ was flogged. The oldest brick torments are documented in the 18th century, although it is possible that some are older. Which generally allows us to estimate the age of the Passion at the crossroads called Violet. It is a beautiful place, which can be reached from the village of Koberovy along the blue tourist marked route, and at the signpost you can choose whether to continue along the blue to the ruins of the rock castle Rotštejn, or turn along the red marked path to the village Klokočí. The Passion of the Christ is sensitively restored and literally "shines with novelty" (as of 2018). God's torture is a minor monument in the shape of a column a pillar or a prism. It was meant to symbolize a pillar where Jesus Christ was flogged. The oldest brickwork of the God's torture is documented in the 18th century, although it is possible that some are older. Which allows us to estimate the ages of God's torture at local crossroads called Fialník. It is a beautiful place accessible from Koberovy village following the blue tourist marked trail, reaching the Fialník crossroad you can choose whether to continue on the blue to the ruins of the rock castle Rotštejn, or to turn right followingthe red marked road to Klokočí village. God's torture is sensitively restored and literally shine like brand new (state to the year of 2018).

Beautiful view of the Kozakov lookout tower and Klokočské rocks. The Passion of the 18th century was restored in 2012.