Městská policie Praha 2 - Stanice Vyšehrad

The sculpture outside the police station is interesting hhh

Originally, the farm building consists of three separate buildings and an irregular courtyard. The building has a partial basement, the cellar is vaulted with a brick barrel vault. On the ground floor there is a restaurant with facilities, on the first floor there is a housing unit with a separate entrance and a staircase from the yard. Originally a residential building, it was built before the Battle of Bělohorská (1620) by Kašpar of Kaprštejn. The desolate house after the Thirty Years' War was repaired after 1663. It was again damaged by artillery fire by Prussian troops in 1757. Stuck cannon balls can still be seen on the facade towards the rotunda. On the north side of the courtyard there is a one-storey rectangular house, originally stables and barns. Today there are three apartments. In the southwest corner of the courtyard is a house built around 1925. Today it serves as a department of the Municipal Police. Originally a farm building consists of three separate buildings and an irregular yard. The building is partially basement, the cellar is vaulted with a brick vault. On the ground floor there is a restaurant with facilities, on the first floor there is a housing unit with a separate entrance and a staircase from the courtyard. The originally residential object was built before the Battle of the White Mountain (1620) by Kašpar of Kaprštejn. The desolate house after the Thirty Years' War was repaired after 1663. It was again damaged by artillery fire by the Prussian troops in 1757. There are still stranded cannon balls on the facade towards the rotunda. On the north side of the courtyard is a one-storey rectangular house, originally stables and stables. Today there are three apartments there. In the southwest corner of the yard is a house built around 1925. Today it serves as a department of the Municipal Police.