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The pride of the locals, a luxurious neo-Renaissance architecture built in 1888–93.
Liberec City Hall is a large building in Liberec in the Czech Republic.
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Kostel svatého Antonína Velikého
A neo-Gothic church, no public access to the inside.
A sculpture titled by David Černý but also a functional bus stop. A table set with, among others, a carnivorous plant, knocked over menorah, German and Czech beer mugs and head of Konrad Henlein on a plate (all allusions to Liberec complex history).
Zámek Liberec
A Renaissance chateau with glass collection, but no public access to the inside.
Oblastní galerie
Severočeské muzeum
A striking example of Art Nouveau apartment building colony. The textile barons – the Liebigs – needed a lot of workers for their empire in the mid 19th century, so they built this near the factory.