Hanspaulský letohrádek (zámeček Hanspaulka)
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| Address : | Šárecká 15, 160 00 Praha 6-Dejvice, Czechia |
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| City : | Praha 6 Dejvice |
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★ ★ ★ ★ ★ Zřejmě nejznámější dejvická usedlost, později barokní zámeček s parkově upravenou zahradou byl vystavěn zřejmě před rokem 1737 a upraven po roce 1742, pro císařského radu a držitele zdejších vinic Hanse Paula Hippmanna (1718 - 1757). Po připojení k Velké Praze dal jméno celé nově vznikající vilové čtvrti v okolí. Ve 20. letech 20. století byly demolovány hospodářské budovy a v zámečku byly umístěny archeologické sbírky Antonína Jíry. Po 2. světové válce zde sídlilo archeologické oddělení Muzea hlavního města Prahy. Dnes je objekt nepřistupný, v soukromých rukou. Společně se zahradou je chráněn jako kulturní památka České republiky.
Probably the best known Dejvická homestead, later a baroque chateau with a landscaped garden was built probably before 1737 and modified after 1742, for the Imperial Council and the holders of the local vineyards Hans Paul Hippmann (1718 - 1757). After joining Great Prague he gave the name to the whol newly emerging residential part of Prague - Hanspaulka. Farm buildings were demolished in the 1920s and the archaeological collections of Antonín Jíra were placed in the chateau. After World War II, the archaeological department of the Prague City Museum was located here. Today the object is inaccessible, in private hands. Together with the garden it is protected as a cultural monument of the Czech Republic.
Probably the most famous Dejvice homestead, later a baroque chateau with a landscaped garden, was probably built before 1737 and renovated after 1742, for the imperial council and holder of the local vineyards Hans Paul Hippmann (1718 - 1757). After joining Greater Prague, he named the entire newly emerging residential area in the area. In the 1920s, farm buildings were demolished and Antonín Jíra's archeological collections were located in the chateau. After World War II, the archeological department of the Museum of the Capital City of Prague was located here. Today the building is inaccessible, in private hands. Together with the garden, it is protected as a cultural monument of the Czech Republic.
Probably the best known Dejvická homestead, later a baroque chateau with a landscaped garden was built probably before 1737 and modified after 1742, for the Imperial Council and the holders of the local vineyards Hans Paul Hippmann (1718 - 1757). After joining Great Prague he gave the name to the whol newly emerging residential part of Prague - Hanspaulka. Farm buildings were demolished in the 1920s and the archaeological collections of Antonín Jíra were placed in the chateau. After World War II, the archaeological department of the Prague City Museum was located here. Today the object is inaccessible, in private hands. Together with the garden it is protected as a cultural monument of the Czech Republic.
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