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The high tower dominates the historic city center. It has Gothic foundations, a Renaissance essence and a Baroque superstructure and modification. The tower and the town hall stand on the historic Dolní náměstí, today's name Smetanovo is a remnant of the influence of the communist prof. Zd. Nejedlého, who as a native disproportionately raised Smetana against other more progressive composers from that and the coming period of Czech music.

The Town Hall of 1418 was renovated in the 16th and 18th centuries, when the Town Hall Tower was raised. Since 1907 there is an astronomical clock.

The Town Hall Tower is located in the middle of Smetana Square in Litomyšl. Old Town Hall tower was built in. 1418. Today it has a Baroque facade from the 18th century. Just as on a large part of the square, the arcade (also called the arcades in Litomyšl) has been preserved, built since the times of Kostka of Postupice. On the front side of the tower above the archway is an Art Nouveau astronomical clock from 1907, which is equipped with a twenty-four hour clock, moving symbols of the Sun and the Moon, and an ecliptic with twelve signs of the zodiac. It is also worth mentioning that the length of the control tower, the so-called Litomyšl elbow (approximately 59 cm), used in the tower to serve the buyers in the markets to measure the purchased substances. On the tower is another reminder of a somewhat sadder historical event. Sign with an explanatory table of the water level at the catastrophic flood. 1781, which devastated a large part of the square. Town Hall Tower is located in the middle of Smetana's Square in Litomysl. The Old Town Hall With its tower was built in 1418. In the ITS present form it has a Baroque façade from the 18th century. As a large part of the square, the arc retains the arcade (in Litomyšl called the underground), built from the time of the Kostka´s family of Postupice. There is Art Nouveau Astronomical Clock from 1907 placed on the front of the tower above the arch, which is equipped with twenty-four hour clock, moving symbols of the Sun and Moon, and well as an ecliptic with twelve signs of the zodiac. It is also worth mentioning the control length, the so-called Litomysl elbow (elbow, approximately 59 cm), which used to be used by buyers in the markets to buy purchased materials. The tower is another reminder of somewhat more sad historical event. The tag with the explanatory table indicates the height of the water during the catastrophic flood in 1781, which devastated a large part of the square.

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