The House at the Spulaks is a historic significant building located on the Great Square in Hradec Kralove, Czech Republic. Originally a Gothic structure, it underwent a significant Renaissance transformation in the 16th century and a masterful High Baroque reconstruction around 1750 by architect Frantisek Kermer. The building is architecturally notable for its Baroque detailing and a balcony featuring a statue of the Virgin Mary. The dwelling is the birthplace of Frantisek Ulrich, the city's most influential mayor who oversaw its modern Salon of the Republic urban development. - AsNotedIn