Vidnava - Městský úřad

Nice

Nice town hall on a beautiful square, I would love to come back here. Vidnava is a town in the Jeseník district. Its historic core became a city monument zone in 1992. Vidnava is located at the lowest point of Jesenice. It was founded by the bishops of Wrocław in the 13th century, directly as a city. On March 20, 1428, the city was completely burned down by Hussite troops. That was part of history. Vidnava is currently a member of the Žulovsko Micrregion, a member of the Association of Towns and Villages of the Jesenice Region and the Praděd Euregion.

It is very nice and you can see that it is taken care of even though some other parts of Vidnava are a bit dilapidated, so the Town Hall is well taken care of.

Historic town hall building. It used to stand in the middle of the square. Beautiful building and monument.

A quiet sleepy town. A good starting point to explore the beautiful country. A surprise, a huge building with the park of a former seminary to buy. Alumni Poles also studied there.