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     Liberec is a regional city of the Liberec Region and has approximately 100,000 inhabitants. It is thus the fifth largest city in the Czech Republic.
     The city can offer many important buildings and monuments. Perhaps the most famous of all is the unique construction of a hotel and transmitter in Ještěd, which has become a dominant feature of Liberec and the entire region. The building, built in 1973 according to the project of architect Karel Hubáček, was later awarded the prestigious Perret Prize of the International Union of Architects - Ještěd was awarded the title Building of the Century. A cable car leads to the top of Ještěd. On the ground floor of the Ještěd hotel there is a freely accessible covered observation deck, a restaurant and on the first floor there is a café. There is a hotel on the other floors. The Ještěd peak itself reaches a height of 1012 meters and on its slopes is the Ještěd ski area, which is very well accessible directly from the city.
     One of the other symbols of the city of Liberec is the neo-renaissance building of the Liberec town hall, which was built in 1893 according to the project of the Viennese architect F. Neumann and whose appearance is close to the town hall in Vienna. Other sights of the city include the Church of St. Antonín the Great on Sokolovské náměstí, which, thanks to its 70 m high tower, forms one of the dominants of Liberec. The most valuable Baroque building in Liberec is the Church of St. Crisis. An important monument is also the Liberec chateau, which was built by the Redern family in the middle of the 16th century. Other monuments are: Wallenstein houses in Větrná street, a beautiful neo-renaissance building of the Municipal Spa, the North Bohemian Museum and another neo-renaissance building - the F. X. Šalda Theater.
     The Zoo in Liberec is the oldest zoo in Bohemia. It was founded in 1904 and houses more than 170 species of animals. Among its biggest attractions are white tigers and sea lions.