Fryšava pod Žákovou horou
Hotel Medlov is situated on the shore of Medlov Pond in the village of Fryšava pod Žákovou horou in the heart of the Žďár Hills. The site's history dates to 1933, when it was built by entrepreneur Leoš Stehlík; the original functionalist building was designed by architect Alois Wachsman. Between 1968 and 1973 the hotel underwent a major reconstruction in the Brussels modernist style by architect Jiří Herzán, forming a unique architectural ensemble. It offers accommodation, a restaurant, a wellness centre, and conference facilities for up to 500 guests.
Fryšava pod Žákovou horou 143, 592 04 Fryšava pod Žákovou horou
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A two-part tour with owner Jan Piskora exploring a 1934 functionalist building and a 1974 Brutalist structure. Both buildings are architectural gems with rich histories and access to spaces normally off-limits to the public.
A two-part guided tour of Hotel Medlov led by owner Jan Piskoř, exploring a 1934 functionalist building and a 1974 Brussels-style interior, including areas normally off-limits to the public.
A two-part architectural tour of a historic hotel with its owner. Explore the 1934 functionalist building by architects Smetana and Wachsman and the 1974 Brutalist interior by Jiří Herzán.
A personal guided tour of Hotel Medlov led by owner Jan Piskoř. Two sections exploring the functionalist building from 1934 and the progressive Brussels-style architecture of 1974, including normally restricted areas.