Rieger's hall, Community House

For six centuries and more precisely since 1410 the visitors and residents of Prague have admired the ¨walk of the twelve Apostles¨. On every hour the Astronomical Clock is set in motion by its ingenious mechanism on Old Town Hall. The Astronomical Clock now shows four types of time- Central European Time ...

Wenceslas Square is the heart of Prague and it beats all day. The square is bordered by the National Museum and houses in Mustek, which were constructed in the 14th century. Today in place of the medieval patrician houses there can be predominantly found mostly modern architecture. The passageways are also ...

Although it is an undaunting small square you still won’t know where to look first. It is impossible not to notice Rottův House which is decorated with rich frescoes from the popular Czech painter Mikolaš Aleš. Other wealthy patrician houses are a real feast for the eyes and and their house signs, look ...

The art nouveau palace Lucerna was built at the beginning of the 20th century and is just one of many pleasant social and cultural centers of the city. People come here to dance, listen to music, drink coffee or to watch a movie. The art nouveau cinema has been reflecting images since 1909 and is the longest ...

Today the grounds of Clementinium are located at the national library of the Czech Republic and in its reading rooms can be found researchers and students. The complex Baroque buildings were founded in the 16th century by Jesuits who came to Bohemia to strenghthen the Catholic faith. In its interior you will ...

A representative of a Renaissance building it was built at the end of the 19th century and was dedicated to culture. In the following century the Czechoslovak parliament used to hold sessions here but only for a brief time and now the building has returned to it’s original purpose. There now resides two very ...