Hankův dům, městské kulturní zařízení

Great exterior but interior was "ruined" during Communist regime in Czechoslovakia.

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Visit "Hankáče" is always pleasant. Whether you go for culture, food - or just sit and "chat".

Already during the First World War, the city solved a possible reconstruction of Hank's house; however, nothing has been done from the projects developed by the local architect Karel Jarolímek. In the 1920s, another refurbishment of Hank's house was planned, in which a cinema was to be set up in the building; other minor reconstructions of Hank's house were carried out in the war years 1940–1945 (at the end of 1938 the King's Town Savings Bank had more than a million of its profits ready for the construction of a new theater building, but the occupation fell to the German Empire). After World War II, an extensive reconstruction of Hank's house took place, which affected all the premises of the building (some of them wiped away the original historicizing character; some monumentally valuable elements completely disappeared, eg roof garden), from 1969 to 1975. restaurants, attic spaces were adapted for club facilities. The last reconstruction of Hank's house took place in 2003–2004.

Unfortunately, after 30 minutes we leave unnoticed. And we sat right in front of the bar.