Musconský palác
Elegant classical palace in the heart of the Small Party with history dating back to the Middle Ages. A monument with a unique inner door and a fascinating trail of noble families.
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Elegant classical palace in the heart of the Small Party with history dating back to the Middle Ages. A monument with a unique inner door and a fascinating trail of noble families.
Palác Lažanských is an exquisite example of Neo-Renaissance architecture nestled in Prague's historic Old Town. It has been a cultural beacon since its construction in the 1860s, housing both artistic…
The Buquoy Palace is a classic building in Old Town with rich history and architectural layers from Gothic to Baroque to modern.
Rohanský palác is one of the most important city palaces on the Lesser Side, which combines Renaissance, Baroque and Classicist elements. Its richly decorated interiors and historic expeditions make i…
The Fürstenberský palác is a stunning Renaissance palace in Prague's Malá Strana district, with a rich history and beautiful gardens.
Nový Pachtovský palác stands as a testament to neoclassical architecture and Czech history. Once a hub for nationalistic gatherings, it now offers luxury accommodations with a rich historical backdrop…
Palác Riesů ze Stallburgu, located in Prague's New Town at Panská 895/6, is a Neorococo palace that now houses the Argentine embassy. Originally a medieval building, it was transformed into a Baroque …
The Sasko-Lauenburský Palace, located on Hradčanské Square in Prague, is a pair of originally Renaissance houses linked by a common Baroque façade. These buildings, with addresses čp. 63/9 and čp. 62/…
Černínský palác stands as a prominent architectural feature in Prague's Hradčany, bridging Loretánské Square with Jelení and Keplerova streets. Its grandeur is comparable to the Veletržní Palace or Na…
Schirdingovský palác combines medieval cellars with classical facade and modern deconstructivistic architecture. Its history dates from the 14th century to the present, with the Czech Bar Association.…
The Palác Akropolis is a unique and fascinating building that has undergone many transformations over the years. From its origins as a luxury residential building to its current status as a thriving c…
Palác Aventin is a hidden pearl of New Town, where medieval cellars meet Baroque and Classicist architecture. In the interwar period he hosted avant-garde art and still keeps the atmosphere of histori…
Skleněný palác, also known as the Cellar, is one of the best pre-war apartment houses in Prague. Built in 1936-1937 according to the design of architect Richard Underground, this functional house is l…
Modernist functionalist palace from the late 1920s. A building inspired by American skyscrapers, which still decorate Prague's Nové Město.
Kučerův palác is a testament to Prague's rich architectural history, showcasing the transition from Gothic to Baroque styles. Its Rococo facade adds elegance to the historic Hradčany hill, reflecting …
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…
Baroque aristocratic palace in Opava, which was once the center of social life and hosted the Russian Tsar. Today, he's waiting for a major reconstruction to return to the public as a cultural center.
Deymovský palác v Praze is a classic architectural pearl in New Town. By unifying three medieval houses into one building around 1821, he gained his present appearance. Modern statues above the shield…
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