Kašna na Masarykově náměstí - Kašna na Masarykově náměstí

I can't say I love it here, but it's just pretty cool instead. The helicopter recommends.

Nice casinos and there are also a few restaurants where the excellent Hotel Crown Crown.

A beautiful Art Nouveau fountain from 1907 stands in the middle of the square. Interesting are the plant reliefs so typical of Art Nouveau.

Beautiful place to walk, not only during the day. The night gives him an interesting spell. But dinosaur hunters and PGo, as well as ducks, will come into their own.

The beautiful fountain, the area on which it is located, spacious and clean, and Sunday evenings - and quite a little humored. Enough parking and shops to sit. Good cafes nearby are still not there.

The Art Nouveau fountain from 1907 by R. Weyer consists of a rectangular tank with rounded corners, from which grows a rocky terrain with stumps and branches, which carry a round bowl with four spouts on its edge. There used to be 6 bronze figural sculptures on the fountain, which were supposed to depict the legend of the liberated girl of a lumberjack from Děčín, who was to be cursed into a spring in Loubská ravine. The top was once supposed to be the fairy of Bohemia, but it was also removed and now the top of the fountain is planted with a flower. In 1940, the sculptural decoration was confiscated by the Germans. The Děčín-Podmokelská company wanted to return the decoration to the monument, so it announced an art competition for the sculptures. Unfortunately, the models of the sculptures and their designs have not been preserved - they do not even have the author's relatives in Vienna, so it is not possible to restore the decoration to its original state. The second fountain, which is next to the Church of St. Wenceslas and Blaise, is an octagonal stone fountain and is built in the Baroque style. The Art Nouveau fountain of 1907 by R. Weyer is made up of a rectangular tank with rounded corners, from which a rocky terrain with stumps and branches grows, carrying a round bowl with four gargoyles on it´s edge. There were still 6 bronze figural sculptures in the fountain to illustrate the story of a liberated girl from a Děčín woodcutter who was to be cursed in the Loubská Gorge. On the top the goddess Bohemia was also supposed to be, but it was also removed and now the top of the fountain is decorated with flowers. In 1940, the Germans seized the sculptural decoration. Děčínsko-Podmokelská society wanted to return the monument to the statue, so it declared an artistic competition for the statues. Unfortunately, models of sculptures and their designs are not preserved - not even related to the author in Vienna¨got it, so the decoration can not be restored to it´s original state. The second fountain, which is next to the church of St. Václav and Blažej, is an eight-sided stone fountain built in Baroque style.