Vila Barrandovská 46
An elegant functionalist villa on Barrando with unique naval details. Former seat of prominent film and theatre personalities.
Historical monuments and places of interest in Hlubočepy. Are you from this village? Get free widget or badge → Print QR stickers →
Hlubočepy, městská čtvrť na jižním okraji Prahy 5, mají bohatou historii sahající až do roku 1257. Původně patřily Vyšehradské kapitule a Strahovskému klášteru, ale v průběhu let se staly majetkem různých vlastníků, včetně kartuziánů a Starého Města. V 19. století zde vznikly průmyslové podniky, což přilákalo nové obyvatele. Dnes si Hlubočepy uchovávají svůj vesnický charakter navzdory historickým změnám. V čtvrti se nachází sedm památek, které odkazují na její bohatou minulost a přispívají k jejímu kulturnímu dědictví.
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An elegant functionalist villa on Barrando with unique naval details. Former seat of prominent film and theatre personalities.
Barrandovské terasy offers a unique blend of early 20th-century architecture and lush gardens, providing panoramic views over Prague. Its historical significance is enhanced by its cultural monument s…
The functionalist villa on Barrando represents an important example of interwar architecture. The house is famous not only for its architectural solutions, but also for its artwork in the interior fro…
The statue of St. John Nepomuk in Hlučepich is a classical work from 1801, inspired by Brokoff's work. Located on the facade of the house and represents a cultural monument.
The functionalist villa at Barrandov presents a demonstration of modern architecture in the 1930s. Its history is closely linked to the beginnings of the Czech film industry and the famous personaliti…
The Viaducts are a 19th-century technical work, which shows the history of railway transport in Prague by bridging the Hlučepská street. Their arc construction and reconstruction are also of their imp…
Modern family house in Barrando with irregular ground plan and beautiful views of the Vltava. An architectural piece by Vladimir Grégro from an early period of functionalism.
Hansfalkovský dvůr is a historical complex in Hlučepích, originally founded as a fortress in the 16th century and later converted into a castle. It is known for its architectural transformation from R…
Villa František Kovařík is a unique functionalist villa with a distinctive plaster structure and preserved original details. Located in the quiet residential district of Barrandov and is protected as …
Slovanka is a charming estate with baroque roots nestled in Prague's Hlubočepy district. Its rich history and architectural evolution make it a captivating site, intertwined with cultural narratives o…
A modern beacon of spirituality and community, the Church of Christ the Savior stands as a testament to contemporary design and inclusivity. Its recognition as Building of the Year underscores its sig…
The Chapel of Our Lady of Pain is a picturesque sacral building on the edge of the Barrandov rocks, created by the reconstruction of the former moneymaking plant. Its interior is decorated with rare m…
Horův mlýn, located in Hlubočepy, Prague, is a historically significant watermill originally built in the Renaissance period. It has undergone Baroque transformations and stands as a cultural monument…
Továrna Hydroxygen is a functional industrial monument from 1939, which represents an important part of Prague's cultural heritage with its architecture and history. Its adaptation to offices shows th…
The Villa Skalní 17 is a unique family home with a romantic-era winter garden and pergola, offering a glimpse into the lives of its former owners.
The elegant functionalist villa on Barrando presents an important work by architect Vladimir Grégro. The construction responds sensitively to the sloping surroundings and still retains its purist char…
An abandoned functionalist swimming complex built in a former limestone quarry. Once a premier sports destination in Czechoslovakia, it now stands as a decaying architectural landmark.
Děvín offers a glimpse into medieval Prague's past, with its ruins hinting at once formidable defenses and strategic importance. Its history is intertwined with notable figures and events of the era.
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