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Information about historic monuments in Prague
Queen Ann’s Summer Palace is an elegant Renaissance building situated in the Royal Gardens of the Prague Castle. Today, it is mostly used ...
A spectacular echo of Baroque Rome... The very first church of St. Francis of Assisi was founded in 1252 near the Monastery of the Knights ...
An impressive Romanesque church hidden behind a Baroque curtain... The St. George’s Basilica is one of the oldest witnesses to the history ...
The Pinkas Synagogue is a part of the Jewish Museum in Prague and from the middle of the last century, it has served as a memorial to the ...
The Maisel Synagogue has not been active since 1955 and since then, it has been under the Jewish Museum in Prague. You will find a ...
Gothic stage of dramatic history... The New Town Hall was built between the 14th and 15th centuries as the centre of political power of the ...
A Baroque pearl at Lesser Town... The Church of St. Nicholas at Lesser Town is hard to miss: its cupola dominates the whole of Lesser Town, ...
The Klausen Synagogue is the biggest synagogue on the territory of the original Jewish ghetto. It survived its clearance and the wild 20th ...
Gothic dizziness under a Baroque robe... The Church of St. James the Greater differs from other Baroque buildings in Prague in its sheer ...
If you enter the building through the rear entrance, from Franz Kafka Square (náměstí Franze Kafky), you will be confronted by a preserved ...
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An Art Nouveau building, which is a cross between architecture and a work of art, stands in the neighbourhood of the Royal Gardens and ...
The New Stage (Nová scéna), is the modern sibling to the original Neo-Renaissance building of the National Theatre. For many years, this ...
The memorial dedicated to the paratroopers involved in assassinating Reich Protector Reinhard Heydrich in 1942 is fittingly located in the ...
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The Colloredo-Mansfeld Palace, located on Karlova Street and close to Charles Bridge, stages exhibitions in a beautiful example of Prague ...
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