Czechoslovak Hussite Church - Na Václavce 117/1

Functionalist prayer house of Hus's choir dr. Karel Farský dates from 1935. The construction according to the plan of architects E. Sobotka and Stanislav Vachata from 1933 was carried out by the Karlín company Václav Nekvasil. The construction lasted 10 months and the basic building material was concrete. On the east side of the church stands a distinctive prismatic tower 21 meters high. Along the length of all four walls of the tower are long windows providing light to the interior, except for the west side, where the tower is adjacent to the nave of the church, and the window is shorter. At the top of the tower there are clocks in all directions of the world and above them a guarded fence with railings, from which there is an impressive view to the north and east. At the very top of the tower is the Hussite symbol of the chalice. Inside the church is the foundation stone of the church and a monument with a bust of Dr. Karel Farský. Functionalist prayer house of Hus's choir of Dr. Karel Farský dates from 1935. The construction according to the plan of architects E. Sobotka and Stanislav Vachata from 1933 was carried out by the Karlín company of Václav Nekvasil. The construction lasted 10 months and the basic building material was concrete. On the east side of the church there is a conspicuous prismatic tower 21 meters high. Along the length of all four walls of the tower are long windows providing light to the interior, except for the west side, where the tower is adjacent to the nave of the church, and the window is shorter. At the top of the tower there are clocks in all directions and above them a guarded fence with railings, from which there is an impressive view to the north and east. At the very top of the tower is the Hussite symbol of the chalice. Inside the church is the foundation stone of the church and a monument with a bust of Dr. Karel Farský.