State Opera (Prague)
Prague's State Opera, originally opened in 1888, stands as a premier performance venue presenting some 300 productions annually…
Czechia: 206 heritage places documented by Cultural Heritage Online, region by region — what each one is, where it is, and how to see it.
Prague's State Opera, originally opened in 1888, stands as a premier performance venue presenting some 300 productions annually…
A Baroque palace in Prague's historic core, now home to the National Gallery Prague's collection of European art…
Theology and Philosophy in twin halls - Prague's Premonstratensian library where walnut galleries and ceiling heavens stage the…
A dramatic 14th-century fortress perched 100 metres above the Elbe river, Střekov Castle inspired Goethe, Wagner, and Romantic…
An arch bridge spanning the Vltava River in Prague's Holešovice district, named after 19th-century Czech writer Svatopluk Čech.
A striking Neo-Gothic castle in the Czech Republic's Liberec Region, Sychrov exemplifies 19th-century romantic architecture surrounded by expansive…
After a fire, Telč was rebuilt in stone in the sixteenth century: a long square lined with rows…
A binational theatre in Český Těšín where professional Czech and Polish ensembles perform in their respective languages, serving…
A Leading Hotels of the World property set in the former Věžník Baroque palace on Hybernská, a few…
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