Photo: Jiří Sedláček, CC BY-SA 4.0
Stojanovo náměstí lies in one of the oldest parts of Kroměříž. It is named after the Archbishop of Olomouc Antonín Cyril Stojan (1851–1923).
Here stand the Gothic Church of St Maurice, the Provost's House and the so-called Old Vicarage with a preserved Renaissance core. The small square is completed by the late Baroque houses of canons and vicars.
A late Baroque building with a mansard roof and three entrances on Stojanovo náměstí, built at the end of the 18th century for canons and vicars.
Gothic church founded in the 13th century by Bishop Bruno of Schauenburg, who is buried in front of the high altar. Its towers were given their neo-Gothic look in the 19th century.
A Baroque building with a mansard roof on Stojanovo náměstí, the seat of the Kroměříž provosts. With its old wall and orchard it forms one of the most charming corners of the town.
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