Nusle Town Hall, Táborská 500/30

The building as a separate entity

R0077 is a property within the historic built environment, rather than the name of a civic organisation. Its CMS type is historic_place. Operators, municipal services, centres and events connect to the building through relationships of use, without replacing its identity.

The urban context of Nusle

Before Nusle joined Greater Prague, the town had its own town hall. Prague City Tourism places construction of the Neo-Renaissance building in the early twentieth century. Local history treats it as a surviving layer of the administrative centre through the city's subsequent transformations.

Architecture, 1908–1909

According to the official cultural and tourism description, the town hall was built in 1908–1909 and designed by Antonín Turek. The complex also includes older buildings from 1897 and 1904. Their dates must not be confused with construction of the principal town-hall wing.

The administrative function until 1922

According to Prague City Tourism, the town hall remained the administrative centre until 1922, when Prague's municipal arrangements changed. Some rooms now have municipal and ceremonial functions. Their precise allocation by year has not been established.

The address and urban setting

The official address is Táborská 500/30, 140 00 Praha 4 – Nusle, at the corner of Generála Kutlvašra square. Pražský Majdan's contact information also gives Táborská 500/30 for its Ukrainian centre, while the association's registered office is elsewhere. Any conclusion that the project occupied the historic property must relate to a particular period and specific rooms.

The Ukrainian centre as a separate project

Pražský Majdan's own description dates the establishment of UCN to March 2022 in cooperation with the Prague 4 district and with support from other institutions. This is a claim about the project's establishment, rather than proof that the entire town-hall complex was handed over for its use. The project already has a separate entry, R0062, and the legal association has R0061.

Municipal authorities, meetings and concurrent programmes

In posts from 2026, Pražský Majdan mentions events specifically “in the premises of Nusle Town Hall”. This is attributed testimony of an event at the location, distinct from its architectural history. Premises agreements, accessibility information and confirmation of the actual move-in date are needed.

Distinguishing the place from institutions

Three concepts must remain separate: the owner or administrator of the municipal building, the non-governmental operator of UCN and the physical property itself. The false graph relationship “Nusle Town Hall is the Pražský Majdan organisation” is prohibited. An admissible candidate is: R0062 uses the R0077 address during the specified period.

The historical story and changing function

The most valuable account brings together two periods: construction of the town hall as a symbol of self-government in 1908–1909, and the creation of an urban space supporting Ukrainians after 2022. They can be connected as “the building at different times”, without inventing a continuous mission.