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Betlémské náměstí 9 House

Betlémské náměstí 9
dům Cultural monument dobrý No barrier-free access Audio guide Updated 04.09.2026
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Betlémské náměstí 9 is a two-storey house in the village Staré Město, Praha. This object has become famous for its history and architectural transformations. Originally, the Gothic building was rebuilt into a classical style between 1820 and 1826 due to its poor condition.

The house has roots in the Gothic period, which is evident from its original architecture. Although there was a major reconstruction in the first half of the 19th century, which changed the Gothic structure to classical, it remains an important historical object. Classicist reconstruction was necessary to preserve the building for future generations.

Architecturally, the house in Bethlehem Square 9 is represented by classical elements that were added during reconstruction. This change saved the building and enriched its historical value by showing the adaptability of architecture over time.

Today the house is protected as a cultural monument under the protection of the National Heritage Institute. Its historical importance lies not only in its architectural changes, but also in its position in the heart of the Old Town, an area rich in history and culture.

Visiting Bethlehem Square 9 offers a unique view of the past of Prague. It is a reminder not only of architectural changes, but also of the history of the city and its inhabitants. This house is an important monument worth visiting for every interested person in the history and architecture of Prague.

We would invite you to examine Betlémské náměstí 9 personally. It is an opportunity not only to see the classical elements on a Gothic basis, but also to immerse yourself in the history of Old Town and appreciate its rich past.

Then and now

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Today's view – Betlémské náměstí 9
Historical appearance – Betlémské náměstí 9
Then Now

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Historical milestones

1820-26
A strong Classicist remodel due to bad condition.

Architectural development

The original Gothic house was rebuilt in 1820-26 into a classical style because of bad condition.

Points of interest

- In 1348 there was a great chapel, dedicated to the Virgin Mary and famous for its beautiful paintings and glass windows.

- Betlémské náměstí 9 was also a place where important political ceremonies and events took place. In 1458 there was a meeting of Czech states which led to the creation of the Czech national state.

- In 1618 there was a rally of Czech states, which led to the invasion of imperial troops in Prague and the subsequent suppression of the Czech national movement.

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Welcome to Bethlehem Square 9 in the heart of the Old Town of Prague, one of the most noble locations of our history. You are standing in front of a two-story Gothic house whose elegant lines and classical elements tell a long and fascinating story about time changes. This house, which appears to you to be a harmonious blending of historical styles, was rapidly converted into a classical style because of its bad condition between 1820 and 1826. Note the fine arrangement of window framed windows, which give the house elegance and grandeur.

Let's dive into the history of this place. Originally a Gothic house built during the Middle Ages, it witnessed many changes in the structure and cultural context of the Old Town. The construction faced a serious decline after years, leading to the need for a large reconstruction in the first half of the 19th century. At that time, Classicism was at the height of its popularity, and even this house became its disorderly mirror.

Look up to the front of the house and notice the subtle classical design. Details such as symmetrical layout of window frames, elegant ledge and harmonious overall shape are signs of this architectural reconstruction. Although the particular architects responsible for this project remained unknown, their work stands as a testament to the skills and aesthetic preferences of the time.

Although the particular historical personalities associated with this place remain unknown, it is clear that Betlémské náměstí 9 witnessed many life stories. It was a home for the people of Old Town who walked through its corridors and floors every day, often unconsciously formulating the history of the city with their experiences.

Now pay attention to the atmosphere of this place. Even though there is no specific mystery or strange story, there is something mysterious in his peace and history. This house is like a book opened on a page of the 19th century where every detail speaks its own storybook.

I hope they enjoyed it and got interested. Staré Město is full of other historical hides waiting to be discovered. We wish you to continue your research and find many more exciting stories like this in Prague. When we meet again, be healthy!

Tips for visitors

The best time to visit Bethlehem Square 9 is in the early afternoon when there are fewer people and sunlight provides ideal conditions for photography. This time also allows you to enjoy the quiet atmosphere of the Old Town.

Parking in the vicinity of Bethlehem Square can be limited, therefore we recommend the use of public transport. Buses and trams provide comfortable access to the Old Town. The current connection can be found in the online search engine.

When visiting, remember the comfortable shoes, because the road on the stone pavement of the Old Town can be challenging. Photography is especially good from the side of the street with a view of Gothic architecture and classical elements of the house.

In the vicinity of Bethlehem Square 9 there are a number of interesting places such as St. Nicholas church or Bethlehem chapel, which can be visited within a half-hour walk. These places offer a rich history and a beautiful architectural impression.

For families with children, Staré Město is full of opportunities to discover, from toy markets to interactive exhibitions in nearby museums. Children can also look forward to exploring streets and beautiful medieval buildings.

Frequently asked questions

Is Betlémské náměstí 9 open to the public?

Yes, the synagogue is open to the public. Admission is free.

How do I get to the place by car / public transport?

The nearest metro stop is Staromestska (lines A and C). Buses stop at nearby crossroads such as Na Poříčí or Celetná.

How much is the entrance fee and is it paid on the spot?

Admission is free. In the case of larger groups, it is appropriate to contact the monument manager in advance.

Is the tour suitable for children and seniors?

Yes, the synagogue is also suitable for families with children and seniors. The tour can be adapted to the individual needs of visitors.

How long does the tour take?

The tour usually takes 30-60 minutes, but may vary depending on the interest of the visitors.

What are the opening times and booking is required?

The synagogue is accessible daily from 9: 00 to 5: 00. Reservation is not mandatory but recommended for groups over 10 persons.

What's interesting in the immediate vicinity?

In the vicinity of the synagogue is located Staromestske Square with many historical buildings and sights such as the Prague Clock or St. Nicholas Church.

For kids

Představ si, že se vrátíš zpět do minulosti do Prahy, která byla plná života a energie. Bylo to jako ve hře, kde každý den přinášel nové dobrodružství. A právě v tomto městě, v srdci Prahy, stál nádherný dům, který byl domovem pro lidi z celého světa.

Dnes je tento dům známý jako synagoga na Betlémském náměstí 9 a je to jedna z nejkrásnějších historických památek naší země. Ale co zde lidé před pěti sty lety žili? Byli to židovští obchodníci, umělci a umělky, kteří přinášeli své kouzlo do Prahy.

Businesses nearby

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Licencovaný průvodce s 15 lety praxe. Individuální prohlídky Pražského hradu, Starého Města a Josefova v češtině, angličtině a němčině.
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  • Clam-Gallas Palace in Prague [v okolí] (0.2 km - Husova 156 / 21)
  • House U Kohouta [v okolí] (0.5 km)
  • Kolovrat Palace in Waldstein [v okolí] (1.0 km - Waldstein 150 / 4)
  • Hlavkova railway [v okolí] (1.1 km - Gorazdova 1994 / 9)
  • Jaroslav Vrchlický (1.5 km)
  • Military Historical Institute Praha (2.0 km - U Memorial 1600 / 2)
  • Gorlice [v okolí] (2.1 km)
  • Brick gate [v okolí] (2.1 km - In strength 46 / 1)

Restaurant and catering

  • McDonald 's (0.6 km - Vodičkova 736 / 15)
  • Restaurant River's smokelab (1.3 km - Lidická 2)
  • Pizzeria U Penguin (1.4 km - square 14 October 1)
  • LegendA (1.4 km)
  • Yi Xiang Ge (5.5 km)
  • Švejk restaurant U Brážek (5.7 km - U Libertariv 18)
  • Pizzeria Cerreto (5.7 km)
  • McDonald's (5.8 km)

Accommodation

  • Old Prague Hotel (0.1 km - shell 421 / 5)
  • The Mozart Prague (0.2 km - Carolina Light 208 / 34)
  • Old Town Jewel Apartments (0.7 km - Elishka Krasnomountain 10 / 2)
  • Hotel AXA (1.5 km - Na Poříčí 40)
  • EA Hotel Tosca (1.8 km - Blanická 718 / 10)
  • Theatrino (2.5 km - Bořivova 1216 / 53)
  • Hotel Olšanka (2.8 km)
  • Plaza Prague Hotel (3.5 km)

› Rental and sports

  • Kieser Training (0.9 km)
  • Free Time Centre Botič (1.7 km)
  • Floral expert (1.7 km)
  • Velox Sport (1.9 km)
  • JUN (2.0 km - Haškova 629 / 7)
  • U Tyrše (2.1 km - Jaselská 464 / 38)
  • Pavvy Cycles (2.4 km - Chvalova 1577 / 12)
  • Virus Sport (2.7 km - Black Sea 235 / 5)

© Tourism and nature

  • Information and booking center (0.6 km - Maiselova 38 / 15)
  • Petrinka (1.4 km)
  • Prague Castle (1.5 km)
  • Masaryk prospect (1.8 km)
  • Vyšehrad (2.2 km)
  • ÚAMK, a.s. (5.0 km - On the Union 1837 / 9)
  • Gabrielka (5.6 km)
  • Excursion Emy Destinnova (5.9 km)

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Themed route

Thematic trip route from Bethlehem Square

1.Betlémské náměstí 9 (house) * Type: Historical House * This house is one of the oldest buildings in Prague and witnessed the rich history of Old Town. It is famous for its architecturally interesting interior, which represents different periods from Gothic to Baroque.

2. Bethlehem Chapel * Type: Chapel * It is located near Bethlehem Square and is one of the oldest Czech sacral buildings. It is known for its Gothic interior and history, which dates back to the 13th century.

3. Bethlehem Square * Type: Square * This central local is the heart of Old Town and offers a beautiful view of historical architecture. It is known for its small shops, cafes and as a place to relax between exploring the city.

4. Bethlehem Stairs * Type: Historical staircase * This monument-protected trail leads from Bethlehem Square to the Old Town Hall. It is famous for its beautiful architecture and charming view of the city, making it an ideal place for a short walk.

5. Old Town Square * Type: Square * After climbing the steps of Bethlehem you can reach the Old Town Square, which is one of the most important places in Prague. It is famous for its historic town hall, the church of Tynsky and as a place for various cultural events.

This route offers a view of the key historical sites of the Old Town and allows a deeper understanding of its rich past.

Seasonal recommendations

Spring: The Bethlehem Square in the spring season offers a special atmosphere where flowering trees and bushes illuminate the street with vivid colours. The sun begins to shine stronger, which brings brighter and warmer days, ideal for walking around Old Town. Although there are not yet large masses, the attendance begins to rise slightly, especially in May and February during the holidays as Her Birth. It is recommended to come early morning or evening when there are fewer people and you can enjoy a quiet walk. Clothes should be mild, with the possibility of adding a warm shirt to colder days.

Summer: The Bethlehem Square is full of life and light. Long summer days allow a long walk on the historic streets of Old Town, although it can be a warm day in May or June. In the main summer season you will meet a large number of tourists and locals, which means longer fronts at popular attractions. It is recommended to come earlier on or later in the evening so that places can be visited without long waiting times. Clothes should be light and light, with a sun protection umbrella or sun protection hat.

Autumn: In autumn the Bethlehem Square becomes slightly melancholy and quiet atmosphere, with darker colours of trees and colder air. May and November moons are ideal for walking when fewer people are on the streets and may appear first snowfalls in December. Humidity and colder temperatures require suitable clothes such as shirts and scarves to help adapt to changing conditions. In Advent Time, the atmosphere is particularly magical thanks to illuminated streets.

Winter: Winter Bethlehem Square offers a unique and romantic atmosphere, especially during the Christmas months. Luminous street and traditional sounds create comfortable space for visitors, although there may be a colder temperature and shorter daylight. In December there are Christmas markets, which attracts large masses; It is therefore appropriate to visit the place sooner or later in the evening. Clothes should be warm and protective, including hat and gloves, for comfortable stay in the outdoor areas.

Visualizations and artistic views

Betlémské náměstí 9 – historical
Historická rekonstrukce
Betlémské náměstí 9 – letecký pohled
Letecký pohled
Betlémské náměstí 9 – spring
Jaro
Betlémské náměstí 9 – summer
Léto
Betlémské náměstí 9 – autumn
Podzim
Betlémské náměstí 9 – winter
Zima
Betlémské náměstí 9 – akvarel
Akvarel
Betlémské náměstí 9 – noc
Noční záběr
Betlémské náměstí 9 – iluminace
Iluminace

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Monument information

Municipality Staré Město
Region Hlavní město Praha
Type House
Style / Period gotika
Protection Cultural monument
Condition
Good
Accessible No
Parking None
Dogs Not allowed

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