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Would you like to know more about the Czech Republic or its culture? | | 1939‑1945 | The building’s basement becomes

| Year | Event | |------|-------| | | Original wooden houses are demolished to make way for the new Art‑Deco tenement designed by architect František Šváb . | | 1939‑1945 | The building’s basement becomes an underground shelter for resistance fighters during the Nazi occupation. A small plaque on the façade commemorates the 12 members who perished in a 1944 raid. | | 1962 | The ground‑floor space is converted into “Jazz Cellar 145,” a secret venue that hosted the legendary Czech jazz trio Mladé Lvi (Young Lions). | | 1998 | After the Velvet Revolution, the cellars are opened to the public and become a hotspot for emerging electronic DJs. | | 2015 | Local initiative “ Žižkov Street Market ” launches a Saturday pop‑up market, reviving the tradition of street vending that existed in the 19th‑century market halls. | | 2023 | The Czechstreets collective officially names the block “Czechstreets 145” after a viral photo series by photographer Eva Novak . | | | 1998 | After the Velvet Revolution,

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| Item | Details | |------|---------| | | Free to walk around; entrance to Jazz Cellar 145 is €5 (covers one drink). | | Accessibility | Ground floor is wheelchair‑friendly; stairs to the mosaic stairwell are not. | | Safety | Low‑crime area; street lighting is good after dark. | | Currency | Czech koruna (CZK). Many stalls accept cards, but keep a few cash notes for small purchases. | | Wi‑Fi | Free public Wi‑Fi from the municipal Žižkov Hub (password “ ZIZKOV ”). | | Nearby attractions | Žižkov Television Tower , Parukářka Park , Riegrovy Sady (great for a post‑walk picnic). |