Poorhouse

The building was built by Jan Nepomuk Buquoy as the seat of the so-called Armeninstitut - a welfare institute for the poor. The almshouse was built in 1783-1784. During the First World War, the Red Cross was active here and the building served as a hospital. The building returned to its original mission as an almshouse after the war. Today, the building serves as a local elementary school - the first floor as a school club, on the ground floor...