Faculty of Law (Charles University)
A monumental neoclassical building of the Faculty of Law of Charles University (the National Museum...
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National Memorial on the Vítkov Hill
Until July 1420, it was an ordinary hill called Vítkov after the Prague burgher Vítek...
Municipal House
The Municipal House is today one of the most monumental Art Nouveau monuments in Prague....
Powder Gate Tower
The Gothic Powder Tower is the beginning of the Royal Route leading to Prague Castle....
New Town Hall
In March 1348, King Charles IV issued the founding charter of the New Town of...
Škroupovo náměstí (Škroup’s Circus)
Škroupovo náměstí (Škroup`s Circus) in Žižkov could be an ordinary Prague square. Interesting in that...
Štorchův dům (Štorch’s House)
Today's thirty-somethings and younger people know only from stories what "book Thursdays" were. That is,...
U Rotta (House at the Rott)
Malé náměstí (Small Square) or Malý rynek (from the German Kleiner Ring; "rynek" is the...
Victory Column
Right next to the St. Vitus Cathedral, in the third courtyard of Prague Castle, is...
Limnigraph at Výtoň
Near Prague`s Railway Bridge, there is something on the Vltava embankment that most people in...
St. Wenceslas Column
If you enter the Charles Bridge from the Old Town side and walk in the...
Memorial to the Victims of Communism
The Memorial to the Victims of Communism at the foot of Petřín is the work...
Golden and Silver Street
Everyone knows Zlatá ulička (the Golden Lane) at Prague Castle. The word "ulička" is a...
The Only One Cubist Lamp in the World
One of the significant buildings in the lower part of Wenceslas Square is the Baťa...
Faculty of Arts
Is there any former student of the Prague Faculty of Arts who would like to...
The Story of Bruncvík and his Faithful Lion
At the end of the 18th century Prague still had four independent districts - the...
The Vinohrady Theater
The Vinohrady Theater is not only one of the landmarks of Náměstí Míru, it is...
Werich’s Villa on Kampa
"I'm supposed to take your passport, sir. I can delay it until January 9. If...
About Prague That Has Long Disappeared
At the turn of the 19th and 20th centuries, 500 houses were demolished during the...
Franciscan Garden
The Franciscan Garden was founded in 1347 as the fruit and vegetable garden of the...
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