remaining German population was expelled. Demographics Sights The Renaissance Stříbro bridge is a national cultural monument with one preserved gate, built in 1555–1560. The original town hall building, whose appearance has not been preserved, was replaced in 1543 by the current Renaissance building. The sgraffito decoration dates from 1823–1888. The Church of All Saints was originally a sanctuary, which disappeared in a late Gothic reconstruction from 1565. The other parts date from 1754–1757, when the building was remodeled in the Baroque style. The church tower serves as lookout tower open to the public. There are still preserved fragments of town walls, which surrounded the old town in a large circle. They include the so-called Jewish Gate, which made it possible to enter the Jewish quarter. The mining open-air museum with an outdoor exhibition of mining equipment shows the mining tradition in Stříbro and in whole country. Notable people Jacob of Mies (1372–1429), reformer Vincent Houška (1766–1840), composer and musician Anton Depauly (1801–1866), painter Leopold Schmutzler (1864–1940), German painter Ernst Streeruwitz (1874–1952), Austrian military officer, businessman and politician Twin towns – sister cities Stříbro is twinned with: Fano, Italy Moncoutant, France Oelsnitz, Germany Vohenstrauß, Germany Gallery References External links Cities and towns in the Czech Republic Populated places in Tachov District