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Brána Jihlavy, příspěvková organizace
Hala 3 - A 1a
HOLIDAY WORLD & REGION WORLD
Hala 3
Address
Divadelní 1365/4
Jihlava
586 01
Czech Republic
Jihlava
586 01
Czech Republic
Company profile
The royal city of Jihlava lies in the heart of the Vysočina region, on the border connecting Bohemia and Moravia. In history, it was famous for silver mining. The city is a cultural center, hosting the annual Gustav Mahler Music Festival and the International Documentary Film Festival. Lovers of an active holiday are encouraged to visit the zoo, the Vodni raj aquapark, the Robinson family entertainment center, hiking trails or guided sightseeing walks.
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Guided tours and walks in Jihlava
Guided tours and walks convey to the public the cultural heritage of the former royal city. Visitors are introduced to e.g. with the fates of Jihlava's First Republic villas, allow them to look into the high halls of Renaissance patrician houses, learn about the historical development of the historic center of the city, explore the interiors of Jihlava's churches or reveal the hidden secrets of normally inaccessible interiors. There are over 20 thematic circuits on offer and in 2024 the total participation was over 7,000 people.
Guided tours and walks convey to the public the cultural heritage of the former royal city. Visitors are introduced to e.g. with the fates of Jihlava's First Republic villas, allow them to look into the high halls of Renaissance patrician houses, learn about the historical development of the historic center of the city, explore the interiors of Jihlava's churches or reveal the hidden secrets of normally inaccessible interiors. There are over 20 thematic circuits on offer and in 2024 the total participation was over 7,000 people.
Jihlava ZOO
Jihlava Zoo is located near the city center, along the Jihlávka River, and is open 365 days a year. It breeds more than 260 exotic species of animals. It is divided into several expositions, according to the continent or region. Here you will find the African village of Matongo, a tropical or Asian pavilion, the island of Madagascar, the delta of the South American Paraná River, the Himalayas, a piece of the Malaysian landscape, the Japanese park of Hokkaido, an Australian farm, but also a forest trail and grandma's backyard. The zoo offers guided feeding and flight demonstrations of raptors and owls.
Jihlava Zoo is located near the city center, along the Jihlávka River, and is open 365 days a year. It breeds more than 260 exotic species of animals. It is divided into several expositions, according to the continent or region. Here you will find the African village of Matongo, a tropical or Asian pavilion, the island of Madagascar, the delta of the South American Paraná River, the Himalayas, a piece of the Malaysian landscape, the Japanese park of Hokkaido, an Australian farm, but also a forest trail and grandma's backyard. The zoo offers guided feeding and flight demonstrations of raptors and owls.
Silver house
In the burgher's house at 636/21 Masaryk Square, in the 13th century, the sound of the anvils and dies of the medieval royal mint sounded, in the 15th century there was a bakery. Now the Silver House provides the facilities for a teahouse and organization of Brána Jihlavy with the JAM and CDF studios. A music hall with a capacity of 50 seats and two smaller painted halls are used for social events. The exhibition in the basement of the house reveals the unique story of the discovery of the Jihlava mint. Guided tours take place here regularly on Saturdays.
In the burgher's house at 636/21 Masaryk Square, in the 13th century, the sound of the anvils and dies of the medieval royal mint sounded, in the 15th century there was a bakery. Now the Silver House provides the facilities for a teahouse and organization of Brána Jihlavy with the JAM and CDF studios. A music hall with a capacity of 50 seats and two smaller painted halls are used for social events. The exhibition in the basement of the house reveals the unique story of the discovery of the Jihlava mint. Guided tours take place here regularly on Saturdays.
The Jihlava underground
The Jihlava underground with a total length of 25 kilometers is the second largest in the Czech Republic. Corridors were carved into the rock in several levels during the 14th to 16th centuries, up to a depth of 14 meters. They served as cellars for storing food and goods, during the Second World War partly also as an anti-aircraft shelter. The greatest rarity and mystery of the underground is the corridor, the walls of which glow greenish when illuminated. Collectors and a civil defense shelter from the last century are part of the underground.
The Jihlava underground with a total length of 25 kilometers is the second largest in the Czech Republic. Corridors were carved into the rock in several levels during the 14th to 16th centuries, up to a depth of 14 meters. They served as cellars for storing food and goods, during the Second World War partly also as an anti-aircraft shelter. The greatest rarity and mystery of the underground is the corridor, the walls of which glow greenish when illuminated. Collectors and a civil defense shelter from the last century are part of the underground.
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