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Monuments – Nové Město
Historical monuments and places of interest in Nové Město. Are you from this village? Get free widget or badge → Print QR stickers →
Nové Město, založené v roce 1348 Karlem IV., je historicky bohatá část Prahy s rozlohou 3,34 km². Původně královské město se stalo součástí Královského hlavního města Prahy v roce 1784 a dnes patří do obvodu Praha 1 a částečně i Praha 2. Místní architektura je ovlivněna gotickým urbanistickým plánem, zatímco barokní bastiony přidaly novou vrstvu v novověku. Nové Město se pyšní 93 památkami a bylo uznáno UNESCO jako součást historického centra Prahy díky svým jedinečným urbanistickým řešením.
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Palác Dunaj
Palác Dunaj is a remarkable example of the early 20th century in Prague. Its unique design and historical significance make it an architectural monument that reflects the modernist spirit of its era.
Desfourský palác
Desfourský palác is a neoclassical palace-type residential building located in Prague in New Town. Excellent with rich interior decoration and architecture, designed by Josef Kranner between 1845 and …
Budova Všeobecného penzijního ústavu
Budova Všeobecného penzijního ústavu on the Rashín waterfront is a modernist work of architects Jan Kotera and Josef Zasch. With its cubist elements and historical value, it represents a significant p…
Budova Banky Creditanstalt
The protected bank palace in the classical style is located in the village Nové Město, district Praha.
Kostel sv. Lazara
Kostel sv. Lazara was an early Gothic hospital church in Prague, which served as a spiritual centre for local residents and craftsmen. Originally built at the end of the 12th century, the church was c…
Palác Langhans
Palác Langhans is a significant building located at Vodičkova Street, Prague 1. Originally purchased by Jan Nepomuk Langhans in 1882 for his photographic studio, it became renowned for its portraits o…
Dolní Nové Město
Dolní Nové Město offers a glimpse into Prague's historical evolution from its medieval origins to modern times. Its architecture tells the story of urban transformation driven by transportation advanc…
Budova Ředitelství Buštěhradské dráhy
The Budova Ředitelství Buštěhradské dráhy stands as a testament to Prague's architectural evolution during the neorenaissance era. Its historical significance is underscored by its role in the develop…
Restaurace Vltava
Restaurace Vltava offers a nostalgic glimpse into Prague's riverfront history with its wooden charm and ship-like interior. Located on Rašínovo nábřeží, it stands as a cultural monument reflecting the…
Pomník Boženy Němcové (Praha)
Standing on Slovanský Island, the Božena Němcová Monument captures the spirit of a literary icon through its dynamic bronze sculpture. It reflects both her cultural legacy and the artistic influences …
fara u kostela Nejsvětější Trojice, Praha, Trojická
The Fara u Nejsvětější Trojice is a charming example of late classicist architecture, featuring preserved original elements and standing as a testament to Prague's architectural evolution in the 19th …
fara u sv. Vojtěcha, Praha
The Church of St. Vojtěch's parish house in Prague is a testament to its rich historical tapestry, blending Gothic and Renaissance elements with later Baroque influences. Its grand hall and preserved …
Židovská zahrada
Židovská zahrada is a historic site that offers a glimpse into Prague's rich Jewish heritage. Despite its transformation, it remains a poignant reminder of the city's medieval past.
Klášter trinitářů s kostelem Nejsvětější Trojice
The Trinitarian Monastery with its Church of the Most Holy Trinity stands as a testament to Prague's rich Baroque heritage. Founded by influential patrons and designed by renowned architects, it refle…
Palác Sylva-Taroucca
Palác Sylva-Taroucca stands as a testament to Prague's rich Baroque heritage with its elegant facade and historical significance. Once home to noble families and cultural institutions, it continues to…