Century Old Town Prague - MGallery
Prague, Czech Republic
Century Old Town Prague - MGallery
Na Porici 7, Prague, Czech Republic, 11000 Original Property Opened in 1894 Historic Hotels Worldwide member since 2018Century Old Town Prague - MGallery is housed in a Neo-Baroque‑style building steps away from Prague's famed Old Town Square. Originally designed by architect Wertmüller in 1894, the hotel’s façade has beautiful architectural reliefs that are reminiscent to the ones featured on the nearby Prague State Opera and National Theatre. Guests to the hotel will enjoy learning about the building's rich literary history and its connection to famed Bohemian author, Franz Kafka. Century Old Town Prague - MGallery offers guests the excitement of the city center and the relaxed charm of an Eastern European capital. This fantastic boutique hotel is perfectly situated to start exploring Prague's past, as it is close to landmarks like Wenceslas Square, St. Vitus Cathedral, and Prague Castle. History lovers will appreciate the many historical architectural styles and details that surround the hotel and should make sure to look up and around to absorb the area’s beauty.
Discover
- Discover the great historic character of Century Old Town Prague - MGallery. This spectacular holiday destination was once the site of the Workers’ Accident Insurance institute for the Kingdom of Bohemia. Famous Bohemian author Franz Kafka worked for the agency in room 214 for the building.
- Admire the amazing architecture of this magnificent historic hotel. Designed by the renowned architect Alfons Wertmüller in 1894, Century Old Town Prague - MGallery is one of the best examples of Baroque-style architecture in the entire city.
- Stroll over to the Obecní dům (Municipal House) several blocks away. Debuting in 1912, the structure is regarded as one of the most beautiful Art Nouveau buildings in all of Prague. It is also home to Smetana Hall, which is one of the largest and most important concert venues in the city.
Explore
- Explore the Pražský hrad (Prague Castle). The fortress has been in existence for over 1,000 years, with the most historic part dating back to 870. Visitors to Prague will not want to miss this sight, as it is the largest ancient castle in the world and Prague’s most visited tourist attraction.
- Visit Katedrála Sv. Víta (St. Vitus Cathedral). Located within the Pražský hrad (Prague Castle), this marvelous historic church stands as one of Europe’s most preeminent Gothic-style cathedrals. The tombs of many prominent individuals reside within the building, such as Catholic saints, Bohemian kings, and Holy Roman Emperors.
- Travel to Karlův most (Charles Bridge). Built by King Charles IV during the 14th century, this bridge was the only bridge across the Vltava until 1841. As such, the Karlův was an integral toward connecting Eastern and Western European trade routes for many centuries.
Experience
- Experience Prague’s Staroměstské náměstí (Old Town Square). Part of the city’s celebrated UNESCO World Heritage Site, the Old Town Square is home to many cultural attractions that include the Prague Orloj and the Old Town Hall.
- Walk through Prague’s historic Jewish Quarter, the Josefov, to learn the history of its inhabitants. Originally a Jewish ghetto founded in the 12th century, this area features many historical buildings and is one of the best-preserved Jewish neighborhoods in all of Europe.
- Tour Václavské náměstí (Wenceslas Square), one of Prague’s busiest areas. Located in Prague’s New Town, the public square has seen many historic events, including demonstrations during the Prague Uprising in 1945 and the Velvet Revolution in 1989. It is now a part of Prague’s UNESCO World Heritage Site.
Taste
- Savor some kulajda when out exploring Prague. Beloved throughout the city, this iconic dish is an appetizing potato soup that is served with mushrooms, dill, and vinegar. Local chefs will also place a poached egg on top of the broth.
- Taste a wonderful Czech treat known as a trdelník. This delectable pastry food is a flavorful crispy treat that is seasoned with cinnamon sugar and a sweet nut mixture. Trdelník can also come with a delicious interior filling that consists of Nutella or chocolate.
- Delight in a classic local meal at the famous Café Louvre. This remarkable eatery has been open since 1902 and has hosted the likes of Albert Einstein and Franz Kafka.
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