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The town is built on the foundations of a Slavic fortress from the 9th century, and medieval fortifications are preserved in some places. The Archbishop's Palace, a great Baroque structure that contains a museum and a gallery with an excellent collection of paintings from the 16th and 17th century.

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Lying east of the Morava River, along the Drevnice River in southwest Moravia, Zlin is not just another factory town, it's the ultimate factory town. But its roots go back to 1332, when the first written record of the town exists. The town experienced some growth in the 16th century, when local bourgeoisie rebuilt their houses after the devastation of the Hussite Wars, and the town still sports the Renaissance church tower, town hall and some additions to the castle. But the majority of Zlin bears the unmistakeable stamp of the late-19th century industrialization that made it what it is.

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