Monument to its Victorious Sons
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Monument to its Victorious Sons
Erected to honor the courage of Czech soldiers, this monument stands as a testament to sacrifice and bravery.
Founded in 1928 by architect František A. V. F. Štěpán, it commemorates the Czech contribution to World War I. The monument features a striking sculpture of a soldier, surrounded by various other artistic elements symbolizing valor. It plays a significant role in Czech national memory and serves as a gathering point during commemorative events.
Noteworthy Features
🏛️ Iconic Soldier Sculpture: The central figure represents a Czech soldier in action, symbolizing determination.
📜 Historical Plaques: Surrounding the monument are plaques detailing key battles and names of heroes.
🌳 Surrounding Park: A landscaped area with trees provides a reflective space for visitors.
This site is free to access, appealing to tourists, families, and historians alike, interested in military history and national pride.
Interesting Facts about Natural History Museum Monument to its Victorious Sons
Significant Date
The monument was inaugurated on October 28, 1928, marking the 10th anniversary of Czechoslovak independence.
Artistic Design
The monument features a unique combination of sculpture and architecture designed by notable Czech artists.
Commemorative Events
The site hosts annual ceremonies honoring fallen soldiers, particularly on National Day (October 28).
Location
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Address
View mapSquare Under Emmaus
Opening Hours
Friday:
Open 24 hours
Monday:
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Sunday:
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Tuesday:
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Wednesday:
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Contact Information
Price
Free to visit. Special events may have associated costs.
Average Visit Duration
Duration: 30 minutes.
Best Time to Visit
Weekday afternoons (1:00 PM–3:00 PM) avoid the crowds.