In unesco Historical building from 14 centuryin the heart of the city (location cant get any brter ) for advatures people we do weekly river rafting trips for your safety with river guide 24/7 self check with keypad Location is 1 minute next to the main square but still tacked away from all the tourist husel but for sure next to all the happening Clean sheets blankets and towels for each person The space The building's history dates back to the 14 century. Description of the object: Gothic portal with a bevelled edge at the left end. In a separate triangular shield cornice is a painting of St. Florian. The ground floor is left with a flat ceiling hall, right then vaulted room middle narrow tract is arched barrel vault with lunettes and ridges. The rear wing and right spaces are plain. The first floor in the rear wing are flat, medium spaces are vaulted ridged cross vaults. Cellar House is located at the wall, which is maintained up to the first floor. The house is covered with shingles. Architectural and Historical Development: Significant architectural details: A pointed Gothic portal in front of the house and the painting of St. Floriana between windows. History of residents: At the beginning of the 16th century there lived a draper Matyáš, who was replaced in the thirties draper Thomas. For one year in the house settled draper Pavel, who moved from the church opposite the house no. P.163. In 1543, Paul died and the house was sold to a shoemaker Baltazar Schmidt, who lived here until the early nineties of the 16th century. After Baltazar came shoemaker Hans Weber from Dresden. In 1623, we were replaced briefly here weaver Ondřej Schütz, which a year later was replaced by George Weaver Pannhofer. In the years (PHONE NUMBER HIDDEN) the house belonged to Simon maltster Hoffer and after it moved in miller Jáchym Klauser. Since 1686 the owner of the house wheeler Melichar Metzker. In 1694 the house was acquired tailor Jan Reiter and since 1707 he lived here bricklayer Bartholomew Schoper. In the years (PHONE NUMBER HIDDEN) in the house of Anthony Valentin Praxl Leyer and ran a carpentry shop.