Hranické Sady of the Czechoslovak Legions
Originally, until the XNUMXth century, communal pastures spread out in the places of today's park on the left flooded bank of the river. The first "swallow" was the planting of the so-called Imperial tree row (it was a walnut and acacia avenue) and the southern part of the territory was used for dressage of military horses. The city park was created according to the plans of the prominent landscape architect František Thomayer (creating his projects in…
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