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The Jan Hus Monument commemorates the life of the famous religious reformer
Commemorates the life of the famous religious reformer. It stands on the northern side of the Old Town Square. This group of statues created by Ladislav Šaloun in 1915 represents two groups of people; the first are the victorious Hussite warriors, the second are Protestants forced into exile 200 years later.
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A few steps from the monument visitors will find a row of cobblestones showing the line of longitude (14°30´east) that passes through the Czech capital.
Jan Hus (1371 – 1415)
A prominent Czech religious reformer who criticised the Church at a time when Europe was heading into religious turmoil due to the papal schism. Hus was born in the small village of Husinec in South Bohemia, graduated from the Theological Faculty of Prague University, and later became its rector. At the time he was one of the greatest thinkers in Europe. He preached in the Bethlehem Chapel about putting right problems which had developed in the Church, and about returning the Church to its original beliefs such as modesty and recognising the bible as the single religious text. He criticised corruption in the Church, rife at the time, and wrote many works on reforming the Church which later formed the basis for the reform movement in Germany under Martin Luther. Hus soon brought the wrath of the pope in Rome upon himself, and was excommunicated. Even though for a long time he was under direct protection of King Wenceslas IV who also had his grievances with the state of the Church, he was forced to leave Prague in 1412. In 1414 he was invited to appear before the church council in Constance, where he would be given the opportunity to defend his thoughts. But Hus’s fate was decided by the council long before he arrived and he was declared a heretic in 1415 and burnt at the stake.
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How to get to Old Town Square:
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Staroměstská radnice (Old Town Hall)
Staroměstské náměstí 3, 4/1,
Praha 1 – Staré Město, 110 00
GPS: 50°5’13.571″N, 14°25’14.397″E
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Tram: 17, 18, 53 Staroměstská (then walk along Kaprova street)
Bus: 133 Staroměstská (then walk along Kaprova street)
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Staroměstská (then walk along Kaprova street)
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