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The sacred centre of the Old Town... The Church of Our Lady before Týn is among the most beautiful Gothic buildings in Prague. It is the ...
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A centuries-old Premonstratensian house with a unique Baroque library... The name “Strahov” comes from the Czech word for guarding – ...
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A Jesuit fortress in the centre of Prague... After the Prague Castle, the Clementinum is the second largest historical building complex in ...
Symbol of National Revival... The National Theatre is the most significant building of the 19th century in Prague. Its founding is linked ...
The Baroque Troja Chateau is among the most remarkable examples of early Baroque architecture in Prague. It is open from the beginning of ...
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A symbol of revolution and freedom... The Dancing House is undoubtedly the most famous building to be erected in Prague following the ...
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The Jerusalem Synagogue is the only still active Prague synagogue, which is not located in the area of the former Jewish ghetto, but is in ...
A cubist pearl in the heart of the Historic City... At the beginning of the 20th century, the city of Prague is engulfed in a battle to ...
The Rudolfinum is closely linked with the giant of Czech classical music – Antonín Dvořák. It houses a concert hall named after him, in ...
A vibrant symbol of the Old Town... It is as though the history of the whole of Prague’s Old Town was concentrated in the fate of the Old ...
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