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Lennon Lane

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Lennon Lane (Lennonova ulička) is a short passage from the Great Square (Velké náměstí) to Ztracená Street. It is about 47 metres long and probably dates back to the 13th century – either as a link between the square and the town fortifications or as a firebreak lane between the houses.

It was officially named in 1993 after John Lennon, singer of the Beatles. During repairs in 2017, builders uncovered paving several centuries old, which has been preserved in the lane, and the steps from the 1980s were replaced with a step-free passage.

Interesting places nearby

Velo CAFÉ

Velké náměstí 46, 767 01 Kroměříž

A non-smoking café with a cycling spirit in a 17th-century house on Velké náměstí. Coffee, homemade cakes and lemonades, and a cellar for parties.

Rottal House

Velké náměstí 43, 767 01 Kroměříž

A Renaissance house with preserved vaults on Velké náměstí. It bears the name of Count Jan of Rottal, and the town savings bank was based here for many years.

House where František Palacký Lived

Velké náměstí 42/19, 767 01 Kroměříž

The Lontano House on Velké náměstí, with a Renaissance core and a vaulted hall. During the Imperial Diet of 1848 the historian František Palacký lived here.