The District Court in Decin

Nice building, nice people, but calling the mailroom is a superhuman task.

In the historical building of the former town hall (built in 1532) with wheelchair access from Masaryk Square is now a district court based in Děčín. The building has been protected since 1958 as an immovable cultural monument. The construction contract was awarded to architect Johann Gottfried Gutensohn, apparently thanks to František Thun. According to his project was built the older, northern part, which operates a district court. The building was built in 1871 in a similar style to the southern part of the school. Its author was Gutensohn's successor Bernhard Gruber. It is the most impressive building on the square, with its coat-of-arms under the balcony in front of the town - the Czech two-tailed lion with a crown in a red field holding silver paws. The historic building of the former town hall (built in 1532) with barrier-free access from Masaryk Square is now home to the District Court in Decin. Since 1958 the building has been protected as a cultural monument. The architect Johann Gottfried Gutensohn was commissioned to build it, apparently thanks to Franz Thun. According to his project, the older, northern part of the district court was built. The house was built in 1871 in a similar style to the southern part where the school worked. It was author Gutensohn's successor Bernhard Gruber. This is the most impressive building in the whole square, in the front of the balcony you can find a symbol of the city - a Czech twin-tailed lion with a crown in a red field that holds a silver parma in his paws.

Beautiful building, and nicely repaired

The District Court is housed in a beautiful building where the Town Hall was built in 1532. The present form dates back to 1842, the court has its seat since 1871.

Clean place