The former Četnické humoresky set is being turned into apartments
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- An abandoned complex in Brno’s Královo Pole, known as a filming location for the Czech television series Četnické humoresky, is being converted into apartments.
- The site featured police sergeant Karel Arazím, played by Tomáš Töpfer, and other detectives in the series.
An abandoned complex between Štefánikova and Staňkova streets in Brno’s Královo Pole, once familiar to viewers of the Czech television series Četnické humoresky, is being turned into apartments.
The site became known as the place where police sergeant Karel Arazím, played by Tomáš Töpfer, served alongside other detectives in the series.
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