Socha markraběte Jošta Lucemburského

Beautiful statue at the top of Brno old town.

This sculpture is supposed to represent Jobst of Moravia, the Duke of Luxembourg who was also the Margrave of Moravia and Holy Roman Emperor.I’m unsure how to rate this. The sculpture is an equestrian statue, but the horse has disproportionately long legs. Actually, bit the horse and rider are stretched out on the vertical like those crazy mirrors. Although I could not find a viewing angle to see if the artist had intended the sculpture to be viewed from a different angle.The sculpture is right in Moravské square and worth a quick look if in the square.

One of the famous structures in brnoIt represent valor and courageAnd shares a special place in the heart of the Brno peopleAlso, don't forget to see the surprise element from below the horse belly

A beautiful Ukrainian Christmas fair in the city of Brno. Many houses where you can buy jewelry and taste Ukrainian cuisine.

This is my second favourite statue in Brno's vast selection of Falus Architecture. Unlike the BBC (Big Black Clockwork) where you can clearly see the inspiration behind the monument, here you need to do a bit of work. This masterpiece appears as a normal statue, but will show you its true nature once you go underneath. Also was great to see ice skating ring built around in the winter. Cute.

Nice place to take photo and experience the wonderful statue of the Czech culture.

The place is located in the city center. Young people hang out here in the evening

I like this sculpture. It has one interesting and now well known view. If you stay between front legs and look up. You can see big falus with balls. It is unwanted side effect of this nice piece of art.

The Equestrian Statue of Margrave Jobst of Luxembourg is a historic statue located in the city of Brno, Czech Republic. The statue is situated in the central square of the city, known as Moravian Square.The statue depicts Margrave Jobst of Luxembourg, who was a prominent political figure in Europe during the 14th century. He was the ruler of the Luxembourg dynasty, which held power over a large portion of Central Europe at the time.The statue was created by the sculptor Ondřej Zahner and was erected in 2014 to commemorate the 600th anniversary of Jobst's death. It depicts Jobst riding a horse, with one hand holding a sword and the other holding a shield.The statue is notable for its impressive size and intricate detailing. It is made of bronze and stands over five meters tall, making it one of the largest equestrian statues in the Czech Republic. The base of the statue is also decorated with reliefs depicting scenes from Jobst's life and historical events from the 14th century.Overall, the Equestrian Statue of Margrave Jobst of Luxembourg is a significant cultural and historical landmark in Brno, and it serves as a reminder of the city's rich and complex history.

Fine interesting statue near some temple.