Masaryk Square in Hradec Králové
Masaryk Square, the second most significant space in modern Hradec Králové after Ulrich Square, stretches between blocks of buildings away from traffic noise. It has a triangular layout, and its northwest side is characterized by the facades of buildings designed by J. Gočár (1922).
In front of this monumental architectural backdrop, a monument to President T. G. Masaryk, sculpted by O. Gutfreund, was placed in 1926. Thus, the square also serves as a peaceful memorial space.
In 2002, it became part of the pedestrian zone that begins at Baťkov Square and is formed by the two adjacent streets, Čelakovského and Švehlova.
In front of this monumental architectural backdrop, a monument to President T. G. Masaryk, sculpted by O. Gutfreund, was placed in 1926. Thus, the square also serves as a peaceful memorial space.
In 2002, it became part of the pedestrian zone that begins at Baťkov Square and is formed by the two adjacent streets, Čelakovského and Švehlova.
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