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Architectural monument.

The magnificent Baroque Holy Trinity Column from the 17th century stands in the middle of the square. The column is surrounded by a fence and a group of statues of saints.

The baroque plague column on the square in Klášterec nad Ohří was built in 1694. The inhabitants of the town let it build because the plague epidemic did not intervene in the city.

The monument from 1694 stands on the local small square, near the chateau, all in really nice condition, probably after renovation.

The Trinity Column was built in 1694 as a thank you for avoiding the plague epidemic. Four separate statues - st. John of Nepomuk (left front), st. Antonín Paduánský (velvo at the back), sv. Kajetan (right rear) and st. František Xaverský (right front). In the back of the column is probably the oldest preserved town coat-of-arms of Klášterec nad Ohří. There are other statues on the column - the Virgin Mary Immaculata in front, and St. Anna with little Virgin Mary, on the right side of St. Joseph with baby Jesus. The work culminates in a column with the top sculpture of the Holy Trinity. Thanks to the complete reconstruction of the square, which took place in 2005–2006, it has returned to its 19th century appearance. The Holy Trinity Column was built in 1694 as a thank you for avoiding the plague epidemic. Four separate statues St. John of Nepomuk (left front) Antonín Paduánský (velvo at the back) Kajetan (right rear) Frantisek Xaversky (right front). In the back of the column is probably the oldest preserved coat-of-arms of Klášterec nad Ohří town. There are other statues on the column center - Virgin Mary Immaculata in front, and St. St. Mary with little Virgin Mary, on the right side of St. Anna Joseph with baby Jesus. The work of culminates in the column with the top sculpture of Holy Trinity. Thanks to the complete reconstruction of the square, which took place in 2005–2006, it has returned to its 19th century appearance.