Lannerův House

Taxes are carried there .. What to add :-)

Headquarters. is newly renovated.

The small town of Telc (Telc) was included in the World Cultural Heritage in 1992. The square is full of Renaissance and Baroque buildings, Everywhere is beautiful scenery, experience the leisure and tranquility of the small town of South Bohemia.

Newly renovated house, which houses the tax office and the historical institute. Occasionally there are lectures on historical topics.

Lanner's House in Telč was founded on the site of an older court in the 17th century as a dispensary of the local Jesuit College. During the 19th century, a textile manufactory was set up here and the building received the present three-winged structure. At present, there is a territorial professional workplace of the National Heritage Institute for the Vysočina Region. The building is protected as a cultural monument of the Czech Republic. The earliest references to the place where the Lanner House is located today date back to the 17th century. In 1651 a farm yard with a large garden was mentioned here, which was bought by Countess Františka Slavatová from Chlum and Košumberk. Three years later, she gave it to the Jesuit Order, which brought her to Telč and who set up her dispensary, an object for dignified life of the Order's brothers. In the late Baroque period, two separate buildings, the northern and western wings of today's building, were built here. Since the abolition of the Jesuit line in 1773, the so-called Jesuit, or Slavatovsky Court, had been fallow and subject to destruction. At the beginning of the 19th century, a Jewish merchant, Jakub Lang, bought a court at auction to set up a fine cloth factory. He connected the two buildings and had the eastern wing connected to them, thus creating an area of ​​the so-called court of honor. The Neo-Classical reconstruction unified the appearance of the building, which simultaneously served both production and residential purposes. Source: Wikipedia