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Napajedla city (Czech Republic)

Zlin okres, Zlinsky kraj

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image by Jarig Bakker, 18 Jun 2008
adopted 20 Jan 2005

Napajedla city flag
Napajedla city CoA

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Napajedla city flag

Image after Petr Exner's Vexilologický Lexikon prapory obcí ČR (2005) - Napajedla city, Zlín okres, Zlín region - flag adopted 20 January 2005.
Flagdescription: 4 equal hoistdiagonal stripes of white and red.
CoA at this page: gules a citywall argent, on top a knighted rearing horse argent.
Info: The valley of the River Morava at the Napajedla Gate was an important strategic point dating back to primeval times. Situated on a trade road, the town itself originated as a station for watering horses. In the 1800s, the lords of Stockau took credit for the widespread development of the town, among other things, by founding a spa based on the use of sulphur springs. The cream of Viennese society used to visit the local horse-breeding farm. Located in the Napajedla urban monument zone, Masaryk Square is dominated by a Neo-Renaissance town hall dating from 1904. The town`s Baroque architecture is represented by the chateau surrounded by a park and St Bartholomew`s Church. The Radovánek and Radovan (with a tradition spanning 50 years) folk ensembles see to it that folklore remains alive in the town. Held in August, the Napajedelské chodníčky folklore festival presents a mixture of cultures from the Moravian Wallachia, Moravian Slovakia and Haná regions. In September a torch procession passes through the town as part of an event called the St Wenceslas` Evening. The Pahrbek Centre with a swimming pool on a cut-off meander of the Morava provides relaxation as do the nearby lakes.
Jarig Bakker, 18 Jun 2008

Napajedla city CoA

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