The Municipal House is one of the most remarkable constructions of Prague Art Nouveau. At the time of its creation it was criticised by some architects as its style was considered to be formally outdated. It was officially opened in 1912 - and now getting on for a century later you can lay the controversy aside and appreciate the building for what it is - a truly beautiful piece of classical architecture.
The semicircular mosaic on the top dome is Karel Spillar's "Homage to Prague." Inside you can find Smetana Hall, Prague's main concert hall, as well as many small restaurants and cafes that offer places to relax in an Art Nouveau atmosphere.
And that's not all! On October 28, 1918 the Municipal House was the site of the proclamation of the independent state of Czechoslovakia, also known as the First Republic.
Jak se tam dostanete - městská doprava Metro B (Yellow) to Namesti Republiky. Trams 5, 8 or 14 to Namesti Republiky.
Detailní informace
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Yes
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No
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Budova, Památník
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Dobré večer
| | Entrance fee adults, if applicable: |
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When i Praha - You must visit!!
srbsrb, 18 Jul 08
You have to eat there, go for concert and do the tour
dmsefton, 6 Jan 06
Claus, 19 Apr 04
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