When pronouncing the phrase seven wonders, everyone will probably first think of a parallel with the seven wonders of the world. Recently, there has been a trend that cities, regions and regions offer their wonders… Dolná Krupá also has a lot to offer in this regard. Since 2003, the designation Wonderland has also been used for architecturally valuable historical monuments and unique creations of art and human hands in our village.
When pronouncing the phrase seven wonders, everyone will probably first think of a parallel with the seven wonders of the world. Recently, there has been a trend that cities, regions and regions offer their wonders… Dolná Krupá also has a lot to offer in this regard. Since 2003, the designation Wonderland has also been used for architecturally valuable historical monuments and unique creations of art and human hands in our village.
Even we count seven: a mansion, a park, a church, a mausoleum, a theater, a rose garden and an artificial hill. Some go beyond the regional framework with their artistic value and form part of our cultural heritage. All of them were created thanks to the patronage of aristocratic families who owned the local manor - the Brunswick and Chotek family. Both families significantly influenced life in the village for almost two centuries. To this day, unfortunately, not everyone we talk about has survived. This is true of the manor house and the rose garden.
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