Zdíkův palác

Zdík Palace, once also known as the Přemyslid Palace, is the surviving torso of a Romanesque building on Wenceslas Square in Olomouc. It was commissioned towards the end of the eleven thirties by the Olomouc bishop Jindřich Zdík, a churchman who shaped religious life across Moravia. What remains are parts of the Romanesque fabric, among the oldest architectural traces of that era in the city. The palace now forms part of the tour route of the Archdiocesan Museum and can be visited within the castle precinct.