Hrzánský Palace in Prague opens to the public on Jan Hus anniversary

On the anniversary of Jan Hus’s death, the Office of the Czech Government opened the historic Hrzánský Palace in Prague’s Loretánská Street to the public. Usually used for official and representative purposes, the Baroque building is rarely accessible. Today is one of the last chances to see it this year; the next and final opportunity will be on November 17, the Day of the Struggle for Freedom and Democracy. “It’s always great to see how many people are interested in history and places where major events of our past took place,” said Jana Kotalíková, head of the Government Office.