Hřbitovní kaple

The bell tower at the entrance to the Jestřebí cemetery - at the foot of the castle hill - is a remnant of the original parish church of the village of Krušina, which was the predecessor of today's village of Jestřebí. In the core, it is a Gothic building, which was later supplemented by a newer facade. Today, the only bell hanging in it, which Count Jakub Černín of Chudenice had cast for an unknown church. To this day, it has not been known where and how this bell got to Jestřebí. There is a small morgue on the ground floor of the bell tower. The bell tower at the entrance to the Jestřebí cemetery - at the foot of the castle hill - is a remnant of the original parish church of Krušina, which was the forerunner of today's Jestřebí village. At its core it is a Gothic building, which was later supplemented with a newer facade. Today, there is the only bell that Count Jakub Černín of Chudenice bought for an unknown church. Until now it has not been found out where and how this bell got to Jestřebí and who had casted it. There is a small morgue on the ground floor of the bell tower.

The cemetery chapel in the cemetery in Jestřebí under the castle ruins has an unusually high tower topped by a bell tower. It looks more like a church tower.

Cemetery chapel with clock and bell tower on the hill below the castle ruins.

The Cemetery Chapel of the Resurrection of the Lord is a tall chapel with a clock. It is a remnant of the original parish church of the village Krušina, which was the predecessor of today's village Jestřebí. On the ground floor of the bell tower there is a small room accessible to the public (see attached photo).

The cemetery chapel, which faces the region with hills just below the castle, is a remnant of the original church from the already defunct village.