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A peaceful oasis in the heart of Prague, featuring two significant monuments and a natural environment.
Historical monuments and places of interest in Praha 1. Are you from this village? Get free widget or badge → Print QR stickers →
Praha 1 je srdcem Prahy a zahrnuje historické jádro města. Tato oblast se rozprostírá na obou březích Vltavy, včetně celých katastrálních území Staré Město a Josefov, částí Hradčany, Malá Strana a Nové Město. Je známá svými historickými památkami a je součástí světového kulturního dědictví UNESCO. Na území Prahy 1 se nachází mnoho významných turistických atrakcí, jako jsou Pražský hrad, Staroměstské náměstí a židovská čtvrť Josefov. Zde sídlí i hlavní instituce České republiky, včetně parlamentu a vlády na Malé Straně, zatímco Univerzita Karlova má své hlavní budovy na Starém Městě.
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A peaceful oasis in the heart of Prague, featuring two significant monuments and a natural environment.
The new ceremonial hall near the Old Jewish Cemetery is a historic building from the beginning of the 20th century, which combines the architectural beauty of the New Romanesque style with an importan…
Staroměstská metro station is a modern architectural marvel nestled in the heart of Prague. Its sleek design and strategic location make it a vital hub for commuters navigating the city's historic cor…
The Baroque Lisovský Palace in Old Town was a unique work of John Blazej Santini outside the church buildings. With a richly divided front and risalite, he dominated the square before being destroyed …
The historic alley in the heart of Old Town, which offers an architectural way from goth to historism. Its route is firmly connected to the history of old Prague.
Obchodní dům U Sedláků is a striking example of early 20th-century functionalist architecture in Prague's Old Town, embodying the era's modernist spirit with its clean lines and practical design.
Palác Voračických, originally constructed in the early 18th century as a summer residence for Hrabě Vojtěch Jiří Voračický z Paběnic, is located in Prague's Nové Město district. The building underwent…
Staronová synagoga stands as a testament to Prague's rich Jewish heritage with its unique Gothic architecture and historical significance. Its walls echo centuries of history, from royal endorsements …
Nová radnice stands as a symbol of Prague's early 20th-century architectural transformation. Its Secessionist design and historical sculptures offer a glimpse into the city's rich cultural heritage.
Husův dům is a historic building in Prague's New Town, featuring a Cubist facade and a statue of Jan Hus. It serves as the headquarters of the Evangelical Church of Czech Brethren and houses various i…
Swéerts-Šporkův palác, located in Prague's New Town, is a complex of two baroque buildings with main facades on Hybernská Street. The western building was constructed between 1694 and 1699 by architec…
Staroměstská mostecká věž is a Gothic tower built in the 14th century as a triumphant gate, celebrating the reign of Emperor Charles IV and his son Václav IV. Its construction was started shortly afte…
The Old Fast and Havel Gate is originally a Gothic townhouse located in the heart of the Old Town in Prague. The house was a long-term part of the city administration and served various purposes, from…
Palác Československé obchodní banky stands as a testament to Prague's interwar architectural elegance. Its Art Nouveau façade, adorned with sculptures and golden grilles, captures the city's historica…
Strahovská brána once stood as a medieval gateway in Prague's historic defenses, witnessing pivotal invasions and serving as a testament to the city's turbulent past.
Vinohradská 113 stands as an exquisite example of Czech Renaissance architecture within the historic Vinohrady district of Prague. Its ornate façade and preserved interior elements offer a glimpse int…
The Novotného lávka is a historic complex of buildings that once served as a group of mills above the Vltava River. The original buildings have been rebuilt and now serve new purposes, including the K…
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