The
path descending from the Archives leads to Žrtava Fašizma
Street stretching along the north border of the Old Town.
The existing urban-architectural complex is primarily Secession
in style, constructed at the beginning of the 20th century
after a feudal castle, located at the site of today's Palace
of Justice, was demolished. The Palace was designed
by the Budapest-born architect G. Czigler, while the supporting
masonry across the street is attributed to the Secession architect
G. Rubinich. Both the masonry and the supporting masonry built
in monumental rustic style, at places even with stylised cannon
holes, are imposing and sad reminders of the fortifications
erased by them.
Rijeka Tourist Board, Užarska 14, 51000 Rijeka,
Tel ++385 51 315-710, Fax ++385 51 315-720, E-mail:tz-rijeka@ri.t-com.hr
For more information please call: Tourist Information Centre, Korzo 33a, 51000 Rijeka,
tel: +385 51 335-882,e-mail: tic@ri.t-com.hr
The
path descending from the Archives leads to Žrtava Fašizma
Street stretching along the north border of the Old Town.
The existing urban-architectural complex is primarily Secession
in style, constructed at the beginning of the 20th century
after a feudal castle, located at the site of today's Palace
of Justice, was demolished. The Palace was designed
by the Budapest-born architect G. Czigler, while the supporting
masonry across the street is attributed to the Secession architect
G. Rubinich. Both the masonry and the supporting masonry built
in monumental rustic style, at places even with stylised cannon
holes, are imposing and sad reminders of the fortifications
erased by them.
