Gustav Mahler Park

This public park occupies the site of a Jewish synagogue that was destroyed in 1939. It serves as a significant cultural and memorial site, integrating the preserved remains of the historic building into its landscape. The grounds feature artistic stone sculptures by Jan Koblasa, including a bronze statue of the composer Gustav Mahler. The space also includes various water elements and historical markers, functioning as both a recreational area and a tribute to musical and cultural heritage. The park is open to the public.