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Length: 10 km
Difficulty: not difficult
You will see interesting sights and history at the fine walk round the town.Let´s start our walk at the Frýdek-Místek railway station built at the end of 19th century. Afterwards we will continue along Nádražní Street and T.G.Masaryk Avenue to Komenský Park. There is admirable late renaissance Church of Saint Jošt with a wooden belfry from year 1791.
Near the church across the avenue are situated new-renaissance school buildings. Behind the bust of T. G. Masaryk is former German gymnasium from year 1903 ? presently a high-school. Four years earlier was built German secondary school beside ? nowadays called the Bezruč school. Next we continue by a building in the Secession style ? former the Frýdek Savings Bank ? present day Restaurant Radhošť - and by the Municipal authorities office. From that point is visible brick tower of the Church of Saint John the Baptist. At its background we can see the original town fortifications. For a longer stay we reccomend Zámecké Square with a number of significant burgher-houses and Renaissance Frýdek Castle with the Beskydy Museum. Very picturesque is neighbouring Hluboká Street with Gallery Langův dům and tea room Dobrá čajovna. Our last stop in Frýdek is the Pilgrimage basilica minor the Visitation of the Virgin Mary on Mariánské Square. Our trip will continue in Místek. Overall panorama of Frýdek-Místek is visible from the Štandl hill. We can walk along Příborská street to the Rococo Church of saints John and Paul dated to 1763 ? 1769. By the church we cross the street and follow Čejky Street towards Malý Park. On the edge of the park is situated Church of All Saints, built in the beggining of the 18th century. Few steps from the church spreads Svobody Square with 8-metre Marian Column, burgher-houses and arcades. In the corner of the main square in Místek is entrance into smaller Farní Square with the Church of Saint Jacob. Close to both squares ? at Malé Square ? worth mentioning a significant sculpture ?Burial in the Carpathian Mountains? by Jan Štursa. Near the end of our sightseeing trip we will view the National House, which is one of the cultural life centres in the town. Our last steps will lead through Bedřich Smetana Park back to the starting point of our walk - the railway station. The total length of the route is 7 kilometres. |
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