Tělocvičná Jednota Sokol Písek - Budějovické Předměstí

Old hall with a new surface and arched hall quite a decent background

Crazy (outdoor) hall, I do not understand that it is not renovated today.

Good facilities, it just looks pretty stupid and scary and old ... Sure, it's not the newest building, but a reconstruction would be good

Falcon is a place where many of us know well. Unfortunately, we can say that his best moments are behind him and he needs to improve in many ways.

Auditorium for local conditions decent sanitary facilities older locker rooms according to old conditions

Fixed grandstand, but no seats yet. You can only sit here on the cushion or on the jacket. The advantage is the possibility of refreshments. Older background. It gives an outdated impression.

The Sokol gym unit was established in Písek on July 12, 1868. In February 1890, Sokol conveniently bought a building plot, four years later Ludvík Čížek completed the plans and on May 23, the foundation stone of the Sokolovna building was laid. The construction took place between 1895-1896. In addition to the practice area, a public library and reading room were opened here, as well as a theater. The building was extended on the south side in 1910 by a smaller hall, in 1930 the cinema hall was added. In July 1944, a German court sentenced fourteen citizens to death for participating in the anti-fascist resistance. A commemorative plaque on the building commemorates the event. The Sokol gym unit was established in Písek on July 12, 1868. In February 1890, the organization conveniently bought a building plot, four years later Ludvík Čížek completed the plans and on May 23 that year, the foundation stone of the Sokol House building was laid. The construction took place between 1895-1896. In addition to the practice area, a public library and reading room were opened here, as well as a theater performances were held here. The building was extended on the south side in 1910 by a smaller hall, in 1930 the cinema hall was added. In July 1944, a German court sentenced fourteen local citizens to death for participating in the anti-fascist resistance. A plaque on the building commemorates the event.