Tělocvičná Jednota Sokol - Žďár nad Sázavou 1

Krasny parba ..

TJ Sokol Nové Veselí, known for handball and volleyball

We had the start and finish of the tourist event there, but they have a falconry

A very good place for physical activities, such as Tai Chi, which is practiced every Friday from 18.30 to 20.00.

Yes, I give five stars again, because the gym is great !! A choice of MANY sports and various other leisure activities! Great downtime, dear administrators and staff! But the only reminder - the gym would need renovation! The only thing they did was changing rooms! You could take Bouchalka as an inspiration :( But I can't reproach anything! :)

Sokol unity Zdar was founded on December 26, 1869, but its greatest boom occurred during the First Republic. From the beginning, the Sokol falcons wanted to build their Sokol house, so during the First Republic they sold a postcard with a design of a Sokol house in 60 cents to earn extra money for it. The foundation stone was tapped in June 1928 by President T. G. Masaryk during his visit to Žďár. The construction cost one million crowns and was handed over to the public during the third council meeting in 1931. At that time it was the largest building in the region. During the war the statues of falcons as well as the original falconry flags disappeared from the columns. The activity of the Zdar Unity was stopped on April 12, 1941. After the war, all practitioners returned to Sokol. The gymnasium was not renewed until December 1990. In the vestibule of the Sokol hall stands a bust, which the falcons had made in memory of the founder of the Zdar gymnasium František Hutar, who died in 1942 in a concentration camp. Sokol Unity Žďár was founded on December 26, 1869, but the biggest boom of this organization occurred during the First Republic (1918 - 1938). From the beginning, the Sokol members wanted to build their own house. During the First Republic, they were selling a postcard with a Sokol house proposal to earn extra money. The foundation stone of the Sokol House was tapped by President TG Masaryk during his visit to Žďár in June 1928. The construction cost one million crowns and was handed over to the public during the third Sokol council meeting in 1931. At that time it was the The largest building in the region. When the war began, the statues of the falcons disappeared from the columns, as did the original flags from the late 19th century. The activity of local Sokol Unity was stopped on 12 April 1941. Three of its members were imprisoned, eight of them joined the resistance. After the war, all practitioners returned back to Sokol. The gymnasium building was not renewed until December 1990. The bust of the founder of the Zdar Sokol Association Frantisek Hutar stands in the vestibule of the Sokol Hall. He died in 1942 in a concentration camp.