Vojanovy Sady / Vojan Gardens
If you are a discerning visitor looking for a space to relax, complete with a playground, water features, plenty of greenery, and absolute tranquillity, Vojanovy Sady is the perfect place for you. These gardens acquired their peaceful character in the 17th century when Emperor Ferdinand III purchased part of the area and established a monastery for the Order of Discalced Carmelites. The monastic sisters surrounded the entire garden with a high wall featuring niches, which included the chapel of St. John of Nepomuk.
U Lužického semináře, 118 00 Praha 1 – Malá Strana
copied
Negrelli Viaduct
Until 1910, it was the longest bridge in Europe, thanks to its 87 arches spanning across Nové Město, Karlín, Holešovice,...
Čech Bridge
The shortest bridge in Prague, yet also the largest Art Nouveau structure in the Czech Republic. The Čechův Bridge, spanning...
Morzinský House
The history of the originally Renaissance Morzinský House dates back to the first half of the 16th century. Like other...
Radost House
Although city regulations required block development in the area where the Radost House stands today, you will not find a...
Fuchs2 Club
The combination of functionalist architecture, ice hockey, and a music club? It was achieved in Prague on Štvanice Island. We’re...
The House U Kundraticů
The House U Kundraticů, also known as Švábovský, was created in the early 14th century by combining two originally Renaissance...
Mánes Exhibition Hall
One of the icons of the Vltava river embankments is the functionalist building standing on the site of the former...
Platýz Passage
The history of this tranquil place in the center of Prague, which connects Národní Street and Uhelný trh (Coal Market),...
Czech Women’s Production Association
One of the key events in the journey of Czech women towards emancipation was the establishment of the Czech Women's...
The Živnostenská Banka Palace
It is one of the last Neo-Renaissance buildings in our country and not without reason it is called the showcase...