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Roman Square (Římské náměstí)

  • One of the most precious historical places in Brno

  • Located in what was once the Jewish quarter

  • 13th c. well and Gothic cellars recently found

Roman Square is an unofficial name for Františkánská Street.

This street leads from Kostel sv. Maří Magdaleny (the Church of St Mary Magdalene) in Masarykova Street to Kostel sv. Josefa (the Church of St Joseph) in Josefská Street. This space is located in what used to be the Jewish quarter, which is why it was called Židovský plácek (the Jewish Yard) or Židovské náměstí (Jewish Square) until 1744.

The whole block, including the street and the square, is a part of the city’s conservation area. In 1997, an archaeological dig in the northern part of the square revealed a well from the 13th century and cellars of one of the original Gothic houses.

Currently, the space awaits complete reconstruction.

Nearest stop of public transport: Zelný trh

Address and contact

Františkánská
60200 Brno

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