List of places

A two-story building, which the Skřečoň group acquired in 1973, was built in 1901. It's located by a road from Bohumín to Dolní Lutyně in the direction of Karviná. The group members gradually reconstructed their new seat: the roof has been repaired,…

Built exclusively by the group members, the PZKO House in Bukovec was opened in 1978. The building is located near a Catholic church. It is used not only by the PZKO group members but also by other social groups and private individuals. The kitchen,…

The Poles are enjoying their own place since the building was ceremoniously opened in 1971. The PZKO House of Bystřice, which is now called the Polish PZKO house in Bystřice, as well as the adjacent park, is very popular among the locals. The PZKO…

The Polish house of Żwirek and Wigura in Těrlicko – Kostelec is located near the church of Saint Lawrence. The building, established in 1994, hosts a permanent exhibition dedicated to the memory of Franciszek Żwirek and Stanisław Wigura, and other…

The Polish PZKO House in Božkova street belongs to the Main board of PZKO. It is a former synagogue (the only one preserved in the Těšín Silesia region), which was purchased from the Český Těšín Jewish community in 1967. The main hall located on the…

The Local PZKO group in Svibice owns the Polish PZKO House since 2008. The building originally served as a Polish school. The ground floor holds a hall for 50 people, a clubroom for meetings, a small kitchen, a bathroom, two offices, and a dressing…

The group owns the PZKO House, which was named to honor the most famous resident of Hnojník, Jan Kubisz, on May 7th, 1989. The compound was created by rebuilding a run-down warehouse that belonged to a former Czechoslovakian collective farm and…

The PZKO House in Hrádek, whose construction was finished in 1968, is located in the center of the urban area, in front of the bridge across Olza in the direction of the „U Bełka" pub. The house is equipped with a hall that accommodates 110 people…

The PZKO House was founded in 1985 after the old „congregational house" was rebuilt. It employs a theatre hall for 200 people, social utility rooms and it's surrounded by a beautiful garden. The theatre hall with a dressing room and a stage, which…

The first seat of the local PZKO group in Jablunkov was the Reading room (Czytelnia) from 1882. Under the pretext of the new housing estate’s construction, it was demolished in 1979, alongside the surrounding built-up area. It was understood as an…

A two-story building located near a Czech single-classroom school in Karpentná used to be the groundskeeper's house. Later, it became a seat of the local PZKO group and also a branch of the Třinec public library. Nowadays, the building and the…

The officials of Karviná – Fryštát built their PZKO House by themselves and opened it in 1976. Currently, it is dubbed the Polish house and it belongs among the most modern houses in the region. The general reconstruction has been going on…

The local PZKO group in Karviná – Ráj struggled with not having its own seat since its inception. They used their own houses to hold meetings and sessions. Due to the initiative of Franciszek Walica, Józef Owczarze, and Robert Ocisek, an old…

The building of the PZKO House was purchased in 1989, the repairs lasted until 1998. On July 13th of the same year, the PZKO House was ceremoniously opened. The PZKO House in Chotěbuz is located in a big garden behind the former elementary school…

The clubroom of the local PZKO group of Košařisky is located on the premises of the former Polish school constructed after the second world war. The rather small building features a hall that can accommodate up to 35 people. There is also a kitchen,…

The seat of the local PZKO group is located in the old family house, owned by the group since 1987. The ground floor holds a main hall for 40 people and a kitchen. The bathroom, the storeroom, and a smaller hall which is used, among other things,…

The local PZKO group in Horní Lomná finally acquired its seat in 1976, however, the decision was made as soon as in 1974. The land was rented, the building permit was given and the permission for a 15-years use was signed. A Finnish house was…

The PZKO House was built by the group members in 1984 and it's situated next to the municipal authority building. In the basement, there is a renovated kitchen, a dining room, a dressing room, sanitary facilities, and a clubroom built during the…

The construction of the PZKO House commenced in 1983 and was finished four years later. The building is located by the playing field of the local sports club and it's used not only by the PZKO members but also by the school in Košařisky, the…

The seat of the local PZKO group in Mosty u Jablunkova dubbed „Kasowy“ is a gem of local architecture and it fits harmoniously into the landscape of the Beskydy mountain range. The building was constructed between the world wars, thanks to the…