Dům s kinem Sevastopol
Dům s kinem Sevastopol, also known as the Palace of Broadway or the Palace of Trench, is a functionally stylized building in Prague 1. It originated between 1936 and 1938 according to the design of ar…
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Dům s kinem Sevastopol, also known as the Palace of Broadway or the Palace of Trench, is a functionally stylized building in Prague 1. It originated between 1936 and 1938 according to the design of ar…
Kašna se sochou svatého Josefa na Karlově náměstí in Prague is a Baroque work of art that tells about historical events associated with the plague epidemic. Its architecture and sculptures embody the …
Residential house in Prague 4 - Podolí on the corner of Pod Vysehrad and Rybářský streets.
Tomášek's palace, also known as the House of Klár, is a Baroque building located in Malá Strana in Prague. Originally, it was a Renaissance house with Gothic cellar spaces, which was redesigned during…
The Vorsklice Convent on Hradčany is a Baroque architectural gem in Prague, steeped in history with ties to St. John Nepomucene's canonization. Its transformation from a religious site to a military s…
The Betonový most Zenklovy ulice přes Rokytku is a historic engineering marvel from the late 19th century. As Prague's oldest reinforced concrete road bridge, it symbolizes innovation and progress in …
Dům U Zlatého anděla is a historical monument in the Old Town of Prague, which attracts visitors with its rich history and architectural changes. From the Gothic beginnings to the Baroque new construc…
Fara in Vinoři is a storey building with Baroque elements, built on the foundations of an older rectory. Its distinctive portal and historical events contribute to its cultural importance.
Brána v Dlouhé stands as a testament to Prague's medieval past, once part of the city's formidable defenses. Its transformation from a military gate to a residential space highlights the evolving urba…
Zítkovy sady offers a tranquil escape amidst the bustling streets of Prague, blending historical significance with modern utility. Its grassy expanses and strategic location near key landmarks make it…
The Church of the Exaltation of the Holy Cross in Koloděje stands as a testament to early 19th-century neoclassical architecture. Its history is intertwined with local heritage, featuring a storied pa…
The Evangelical Church in Braník stands as a testament to post-war resilience and architectural ingenuity, offering a serene place of worship amidst the natural beauty of Prague's outskirts. Its histo…
Palác Žofín stands as a testament to Prague's rich cultural history, with its neorenaissance architecture reflecting both elegance and historical significance. Once a vibrant social hub, it continues …
The Church of Saint Archangel Michael is a unique wooden Orthodox chapel with rich Baroque influences. Its relocation and reconstruction history add layers to its cultural significance, making it a ch…
Palác Platýz stands as a testament to Prague's rich architectural history, blending Renaissance and Empire styles with a storied past that includes fencing schools and intellectual debates.
Hartigovský palác, also known as Senftenberský palác or Zemský dům, is a baroque palace located at Malostranské náměstí in Prague. It features an asymmetrical main entrance facing north and a more mod…
A front-row rental house in Prague-Bubeneči, which is a protected cultural monument.
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