Liliovník tulipánokvětý u Gymnázia Olgy Havlové, Remarkable tree at Gymnázium Olgy Havlové, Poruba, Czech Republic

The Liliovník tulipánokvětý u Gymnázia Olgy Havlové is a deciduous Liriodendron tulipifera, known locally as Strom Olgy Havlové, standing by the Gymnázium Olgy Havlové in Poruba, Ostrava. It was planted on 4 October 2018 to mark the 85th anniversary of the birth of Olga Havlová, wife of Václav Havel and a dissident under Czechoslovak socialism. Three memorial stones with an inscribed plaque lie in front of the tree.

The tree was planted on 4 October 2018 at Gymnázium Olgy Havlové to mark the 85th anniversary of the birth of Olga Havlová, wife of President Václav Havel and a dissident under Czechoslovak socialism. It is one of 85 Olga Havlová Trees planted across Czechia. Three memorial stones stand in front of it, one bearing a plaque.

The tree is one of 85 Trees of Olga Havlová planted across Czechia. It honours Olga Havlová, wife of President Václav Havel and a dissident under Czechoslovak socialism, on the 85th anniversary of her birth. Three memorial stones with an inscribed plaque stand in front of it.

The tree stands by Gymnázium Olgy Havlové in Poruba, Ostrava, with three memorial stones set in front of it. The school grounds are not a public park, so viewing is best arranged during the school's opening hours or from the adjoining public space.

The tree is one of 85 Trees of Olga Havlová planted across Czechia to mark what would have been the 85th birthday of Václav Havel's wife, a dissident under socialism. Three memorial stones with an inscribed plaque stand in front of it.