| Building City Museum is located on the western part of the Square of the Holy Trinity and as one of the oldest secular building in the city, a baroque pearl. It was built in the early 18th century as a commercial and residential buildings facing gable facing the square. The façade is adorned with pilasters and below the ground to the north and east side of the building were arcades (arches), which continue to house Klezinger the Town Hall. Business, Commercial premises are finished with a barrel vault and the outer porch of cross-barrel. Upstairs, in a niche at the corner of the north and the east wall, is located a stone sculpture of the Madonna Immaculate (Immaculate conception), the ground floor on the same corner, under the bolt, there is a small niche in which was probably the sculpture, which stands out as a separate building for this type of architecture. The museum is this building got to use the 1953rd years, to when he underwent several changes and extensions. The construction of "home Spitzer" early 20th century, the house Klezinger, where she was a single floor, was representative historicist buildings with wide porches and commercial spaces facing the square, and the extension continues into an elongated courtyard wing of the warehouses. From 1980. The City Museum is located. |