Dům čp. 64 House
Dům čp. 64 in the Moravian Budejovice district Třebíč is a protected cultural monument. It represents a rare example of urban architecture. The construction dates back to the beginning of the 17th century when it was built in a late Renaissance style. In the 18th century, its Baroque reconstruction followed.
The building is located in Purcner Street, across from the meat shop. It is located where the southern city gate used to stand. This location house historically tied to key communication and business points of the city.
Architecturally, it is a single-storey structure on a rectangular ground plan with a saddle roof. The ground floor is covered with vaulted vaults, while the ceilings on the floor are flat. A short wing with a half-board roof and connecting modern ports protrude into the yard. However, these ports are not part of the cultural monument. Neither the two converted economic buildings on the east side of the court nor the wall on the south side are covered.
The facade of the house is broken down by window axes, Lizzy frames and the main profiled ledge. On the ground floor there are three rectangular windows, an interpreter, an entrance and two other windows. A significant element is the segmented arched portal with paws and profile archive. The floor has five rectangular windows placed in the face of the wall.
The southern shield facade is carried out with corner pilasters, cordon ledge and main richly shaped ledge. On the ground floor there is an asymmetrically located rectangular entrance and one window, on the floor there are three rectangular windows. The entire composition is closed by a baroque two-stroke volt shield with a window in the shambrane in its axis.
Dům čp. 64 is a valuable witness to the urban development of Moravian Budejovice and a demonstration of the transformation of the Renaissance building in Baroque form. For people interested in the architecture and history of the city, this building represents a major stop in the study of local buildings.
Then and now
Drag the slider to compare how the landmark may have looked when it was built with the view today.
The historical appearance on the left is an AI-generated visualisation and serves as inspiration only.
Historical milestones
- around 1600
- The creation of a house in late Renaissance style
- 1700-1799
- Baroque reconstruction of the object and formation of the volute shield
- 1800-1900
- Modifications of the facade and the creation of the ground floor unloading
- 1900- 2000
- Extension of modern parts to the rear wing
Architectural development
The original construction from the beginning of the 17th century was carried out in a late Renaissance style. In the 18th century, the Baroque reconstruction followed, which affected the house significantly. The ground floor is covered with vaulted vaults, while the floors are flat ceilings.
Points of interest
- Construction in the early 17th century represents a rare example of urban architecture. - The house was built in late Renaissance style and in the 18th century it underwent Baroque reconstruction. - The object is standing in the place where the southern city gate was in the past. - The ground floor of the house is covered with vaulted vaults, while the ceilings on the floor are flat. The building has a baroque two-stroke volt shield with a window.
Tips for visitors
The best time to visit is morning or late afternoon time when the sun falls at an angle and the details of the late Renaissance and Baroque facade stand out better. We recommend that you bring shoes suitable for walking through the historical centre.
We recommend shooting to focus on the details of the street house. The best light for the capture of architecture will be depending on the position of the building during the day when shadows are the shortest or the most prominent.
During a short walk around you can visit the meat shop or stop at the place where the southern city gate once stood, which will help you better imagine the original layout of the city.
For families with children, we recommend a game to find old elements in the architecture of the house, so that children can see the difference between the Renaissance and Baroque style.
Frequently asked questions
Can the monument be visited?
This is a residential or farm building, not a museum with opening hours. Please view it from public space and respect the owners' privacy. We have no information about access to the interior.
Where is the monument?
Location: Moravské Budějovice. The map on this page shows the exact spot.
Why is the monument protected?
It is listed in the Central List of Cultural Monuments of the Czech Republic as a cultural monument (register no. 1000149912).
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Here is the design of the thematic route:
1. Place of the previous southern city gate (historical site) - The trip starts here, where it used to enter the city. 2. Meat products (market) - A short walk will lead you to these traditional meat shops. 3. Dům čp. 64 (construction) - The main destination of the journey, where you will see this particular monument.
Seasonal recommendations
In spring, the surroundings of the house are awakened into colours and fine light, which highlights the details of the facade. It is advisable to choose the morning time when the air is fresh and clean. We recommend light but laminated clothing to protect you from the variable spring weather while walking around the building.
In the summer months, the scene is dominated by sharp sun and hot air, which creates rich contrasts on the walls of the building. It is best to visit a place in the early morning or late evening, where fewer people and temperatures are more pleasant. Don't forget the headgear and the light summer dress.
Autumn brings golden shades of leaves and a foggy atmosphere to the space that gives the memory a mysterious touch. For the best outside experience, we recommend to start in the morning when the sun shines through the morning fog. Wet shoes and a warm sweater are suitable.
Zimą works in contrast to freezing air and possible snow layer, which calms the surroundings. In advent time there is a particularly cozy mood, although the light is short and gray. It is necessary to wear warm winter clothes, gloves and shoes with anti-slip soles.
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