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Ticket inn At the hop wreath is a monument protected Baroque area on the southwest edge of Roudnice nad Labem in the Ústí region. The 18th century building served as an important point on the road between Roudnice and Prague and is now one of the most important historical buildings in the local part of Hracholuska.

The inn was established in the 18th century in the settlement of Hracholusky, which is situated on the right bank of the river Blade. Its construction responded to the development of the travel infrastructure and the need to provide the passenger background to the main communication connecting Roudnice nad Labem to Prague. At that time, the Czech countries experienced the highest baroque, enlightenment ideas spread in Europe and key road moves were built.

It is an architectural building with a floor plan in the shape of the letter L. The front of the building is headed towards the exit to Žižkov Street, while the south wing turns to the inner courtyard. The area is defined by historical fenced walls with gates on the south and east side, which are also protected by monuments. The eastern facade has twelve window axes and it has two arcades on the ground floor. On the north side of the building there is a brick semi-circular portal above which there is an empty niche. The dominant is a shield with volute wings, at the top of which is placed the relief of God's eye surrounded by rays. In the interior of the ground floor there was preserved a arched square room with a central pillar, to which the vault converges.

In the second half of the 20th century the inn was in the administration of the municipal national committee and served as a pub and apartment house. Currently the building is owned by the Prague public limited company LAND TRADE a. s. The administrative development of Hracholusek has undergone transformations; Since 1850 the settlement was in free connection with Roudnice nad Labem and at the turn of 1922 and 1923 it became an integral part of it.

In the immediate vicinity, approximately 200 metres west between the streets of Na Rybníček and Podluska, another monument-protected Baroque estate from the second half of the 18th century stands. This building, with a separate court, resembles a rural manor of lower nobility and together with the inn, forms an important historical whole.

Ticket inn With the hop wreath it represents a valuable proof of baroque architecture and the history of travel in the region. Visiting this place offers the opportunity to see preserved elements of period construction, which after centuries indicate the importance of the transport network at the time.