Malé náměstí (Small Square) is the lesser of the two squares in Hradec Králové's historic centre, formerly known as the Horse Market or Hus Square. Its origins go back at least to the first half of the 14th century. Historical townhouses line all four sides, with an arcade running along the southern block. The centrepiece is a baroque fountain with a sculptural group of St John of Nepomuk dating from 1718. Notable residents and figures associated with the square include playwright V. K. Klicpera and instrument maker V. F. Červený.
😴 Nothing scheduled here in the near future.
A cancelled guided tour of Hradec Králové's historic cellars and underground passages, with a guide portraying architect Gočár and explaining the city's transformation.
A cancelled tour of First Republic villas in Orlická kotlina with architect Gočár. Visitors would have explored the Wiplera Villa, Morušovka, and the Rejchl family villa.