Parkoviště Masarykovo náměstí - Masarykovo Náměstí 138/13

My home town

.... even in an emergency, it must be paid

Masaryk Square with an altitude of 277 meters forms the medieval city center. Archaeological finds confirm the prehistoric settlement of the city and its surroundings since the early Stone Age. The first written record of Slaný is from 1262, in which Přemysl Otakar II names. Salty among the cities, paying part of the market fees of the monastery of St. George at Prague Castle. At the turn of the 13th and 14th centuries, Wenceslas II awarded. City of Magdeburg Law (Das Magdeburger Recht) - the dominant type of city law in our countries, where the highest authority was the Magdeburg City Court. At the beginning of the Hussite storms, the city, together with Pilsen, Žatec, Louny, Písek and Klatovy, was one of the cities that were the only ones to be saved. From the middle of the 15th century, the town leaned towards the unity of Poděbrady and the devotees to George of Poděbrady remained in Slaný even during his reign. The economic development of the city continued under Vladislav Jagiellonsky even in the beginning of the Habsburg rule. The growth of the town stopped only after the loss of the Czech estates on Bílá Hora, when the local population stood on the side of the losers. The Masaryk Square, with an altitude of 277 meters, forms the medieval city center. Archaeological finds confirm the prehistoric settlement of the city and it surroundingss surroundings from the older Stone Age. The first written report about Slaný dates from 1262, when it is named by Přemysl Otakar II. among the towns, giving part of the market fees to the monastery of St. Jiří on the Prague Castle. At the turn of the 13th and 14th centuries, Václav II granted so called Magdeburg Right (Das Magdeburger Recht) - the dominant type of urban law in Bohemia, when the Magdeburg City Court was the highest authority for all mantioned areas. At the beginning of the Hussite storms, the town was ranked together with Plzeň, Žatec, Louny, Písek and Klatovy with the only ones to be saved. Since the middle of the 15th century, the town has been inclined towards the unity of Poděbrady, and the devotees of Jiří z Poděbrad remained slavists even during his reign. The economic development of the city continued beyond Vladislav Jagellonski and in the beginning of the Habsburg rule. The growth of the city stopped after the loss of Bohemian states in the White Mountain, when the local population stood on the side of the losers.