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| Description | The two-storey building of the Cmurek Castle, a mixture of Romanesque elements, the Renaissance arcades and several 18th Century extensions, has nowadays become a venue for interdisciplinary cultural events of the newly established Museum of Madness. |
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| Subject | Museum of Madness |
| Photo by | David Kranzelbinder |
| Date | 26 July 2015 |
| Related article | Cmurek Castle |
| Source | Museum of Madness |
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The two-storey building of the Cmurek Castle … The two-storey building of the Cmurek Castle, a mixture of Romanesque elements, the Renaissance arcades and several 18th Century extensions, has nowadays become a venue for interdisciplinary cultural events of the newly established Museum of Madness.Museum of Madness. +
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