Hanácké náměstí
A square in the former Žižka barracks, opened in 2010: landscaping with trees, a fountain, a children's playground and a small amphitheatre close to the centre.
Do you like discovering remarkable houses, buildings and villas? You will not be bored in Kroměříž.
A square in the former Žižka barracks, opened in 2010: landscaping with trees, a fountain, a children's playground and a small amphitheatre close to the centre.
The town's House of Culture on Tovačovského Street: theatre, concerts, balls and exhibitions, plus big open-air events such as fairs or the Kromfest festival.
The house in Březinova Street where the poet and singer-songwriter Karel Kryl was born in 1944. A memorial plaque commemorates him.
The primary art school occupies a row of Baroque canons' houses in Jánská Street, close to the Archbishop's Chateau and the Chateau Garden.
The town library on Slovanské náměstí: books, magazines, e-books, music, films and board games, a children's department, talks and courses. It also runs the tourist information centre.
The Renaissance town hall of 1553–1561, with a 40-metre tower and double clock dials, is the seat of the town's leadership and municipal office on the Great Square.
The main square of historic Kroměříž with its Renaissance town hall, plague column, fountain and arcaded houses. Most of the town's big events and fairs take place here.
A square in the historic centre of Kroměříž with the Church of St John the Baptist, the Judicial Academy building and a statue of T. G. Masaryk.
A small square in the centre of Kroměříž with the Nadsklepí cinema and stops for city and long-distance buses.
The pavilion complex of the psychiatric hospital, built in 1905–1909 to a design by Hubert Gessner, with the Church of Sts Cyril and Methodius and a richly decorated social hall.
The oldest square in Kroměříž, with the Church of the Assumption of the Virgin Mary, a Baroque deanery and a plague column of the Holy Trinity from 1725.
The square in front of the Archbishop's Chateau with the Mill Gate. Its name recalls the Imperial Diet that met at the chateau in 1848–1849.
The district archives on Velehradská Street keep the records of authorities, towns and villages, schools, guilds, associations and parishes from the whole Kroměříž region. The reading room is open to the public.
A small square in one of the oldest parts of town with the Church of St Maurice, the Provost's House and the houses of canons and vicars.
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