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The building is 34 m high and in the course of time it became a characteristic dominant feature of the town. The oldest monuments are the stone crosses that symbolize the medieval culture of law. There are five crosses, two of them are placed directly in the town. The stone crosses are registered by the municipal museum. There are many traditional buildings in this area, for example in Krasna and in Dolni Paseky. The last named village, however, is well known especially because of its mineral well. Many ecclesiastical relics you find in Doubrava, Hazlov, Hranice, Mokriny and Podhradi. In Podhradi you can also see the well preserved tower of the medieval castle of barons of Neuberg. The fact that the region of Aš actually forms the most western part of the Czech Republic is demonstrated by a border stone from the year 1844 with the marking I/1 in Trojmezi, where the border lines of Bohemia, Saxony and Bavaria converge.
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