1.	Základní informace

2.

Historie

3.	Založení Prahy

4.	Historické památky

4.1.	Pražský hrad

4.2.	Katedrála sv. Víta

4.3.	Starý královský palác – Pražský hrad

4.4.	Bazilika sv. Jiří

4.5.	Klášter sv. Jiří

4.6.	Obrazárna Pražského hradu

4.7.	Císařská konírna

4.8.	Lobkovický palác

4.9.	Šternberský palác

4.10.

Prašná věž Mihulka

4.11.

Zlatá ulička

4.12.

Daliborka

4.13.

Letohrádek královny Anny

4.14.

Míčovna – královská zahrada

4.15.

Jízdárna Pražského hradu

4.16.

Zahrady

4.17.

Palácové zahrady pod Pražským hradem

4.18.

Vrtbovská zahrada

4.19.

Loreta

4.20.

Strahovský klášter

4.21.

Petřínská rozhledna

4.22.

Bludiště na Petříně

4.23.

Chrám sv. Mikuláše

4.24.

Panna Marie Vítězná – Pražské Jezulátko

4.25.

Valdštejnská zahrada

4.26.

Valdštejnský palác

4.27.

Valdštejnská jízdárna

4.28.

Karlův most

4.29.

Malostranské mostecké věže

4.30.

Staroměstská mostecká věž

4.31.

Kampa

4.32.

Klementinum

4.33.

Staroměstské náměstí

4.34.

Astronomické hodiny

4.35.

Kostel sv. Mikuláše

4.36.

Panna Marie před Týnem

4.37.

Staroměstská radnice

4.38.

Ungelt

4.39.

Prašná brána

4.40.

Obecní dům

4.41.

Betlémská kaple

4.42.

Stavovské divadlo

4.43.

Rudolfinum

4.44.

Karolinum

4.45.

Židovské město

4.46.

Staronová synagoga

4.47.

Starý židovský hřbitov

4.48.

Pinkasova synagoga

4.49.

Maiselova synagoga

4.50.

Klausová synagoga

4.51.

Obřadní síň

4.52.

Španělská synagoga

4.53.

Jubilejní synagoga

4.54.

Národní divadlo

4.55.

Národní museum

4.56.

Novoměstská radnice

4.57.

Náměstí sv. Víta

4.58.

Vyšehrad

4.59.

Břevnovský klášter

4.60.

Průmyslový palác

4.61.

Jindřišská věž

4.62.

Klášter sv. Anežky České

4.63.

Dum U černé Matky Boží

4.64.

Národní památník obětí heydrichiády

4.65.

Bertramka

4.66.

Televizní věž Praha – Žižkov

4.67.

Památník Jana Žižky z Trocnova

"Historical monuments
The Prague Castle (Pražský Hrad)
It is the national cultural monument. It is also monumental complex of palace, official, spiritual and habitat buildings of all stylistic periods. It spread out over 3 courtyard (on area about 45 hectare). Originally it was the seat of the Bohemia and Moravia Kings. Since 1918 it is the seat of president. It was founded in 880 A.D. by the first Přemyslid princ Bořivoj. Its the greatest period was during the reign of Charles IV. In 1344 the construction of St. Vitus Cathedral started. In the time of Rudoph II. the castle became a famous centre of science, arts and cultural.

The St. Vitus, St. Wenceslas and St. Adalbert Cathedral (Sv. Vít, Václav a Vojtech - katedrála - Pražský hrad)
It is a gothic cathedral, the spiritual symbol of the Czech state. It was founded in the year 1344 by Jan Lucembursky (John of Luxembourg) and his sons Karel (Charles) and Jan Jindrich (John Henry) in the place of the original romanesque rotunda. The construction proceeded according to the plans of Matthias of Arras (until 1352), and then Petr Parler (1356 - 1399). The construction period protracted to nearly 600 years and it was finally completed in 1929. Decorated by precious works of art it encloses St. Wenceslas' Chapel and the Crypt with tombs of Bohemian kings. The coronation jewels are deposited here, too.

The Old Royal Palace (Starý královský palác - Pražský hrad)
Up to the 16th century it was the residence of Bohemian princes and kings. It was built on relics of the romanesque palace of the Prince Sobeslav. Additional reconstructions in the gothic and renaissance styles were initiated by famous Czech kings Premysl Otakar II, Charles IV, Wenceslas IV and Vladislav Jagello. The most noteworthy space is the gothic Vladislav Hall – it is the largest profane hall of the medieval Prague (1487 - 1500 Benedikt Rejt) with a remarkable rounded rib vault. Today it is the place of presidential elections and representative events.
In the Gothic and Romanesque storey there is a new permanent exposition "Story of the Prague Castle".

The St. George's Basilica (Bazilika sv. Jiří - Pražský hrad)
It is the oldest preserved church building of the Prague Castle. Its romanesque architecture is in the best state of preservation among all similar buildings in Bohemia. It was founded in 920 by the Prince Vratislav I. It was rebuilt in the 12th century. The facade gained its present baroque appearance in the 17th century. Outstanding are the chapels of St. John of Nepomuk and St. Ludmila. St. Ludmila was the grandmother of St. Wenceslas and the first Czech Christian martyr.

The St. George's Convent - National Gallery (Klášter sv. Jiří - Národní galerie (NG))
It is the oldest monastery in the Czech Lands. It was founded in 973 by the Prince Boleslav II and his sister Mlada for Benedictine nuns. In 1782 dissolved because of the reform of the Emperor Joseph II, after that the building was used as barracks. Now one of the collections of the National Gallery is shown here.

Permanent exhibition: Bohemian art of Mannerism and Baroque. Artist and his studio in the baroque Bohemia. Art of Rudolphian period (H. von Aachen, B. Spranger, A. de Vries). Baroque painting (K. Škréta, M. B. Braun, Petr Brandl,V. V. Reiner).

The Prague Castle Gallery (Obrazárna Pražského hradu - Pražský hrad)
It was built in the 1960s in a place of former stables. The collections consist of the remains of so called Rudolf's Collections and also of the works of later periods (Tintoretto, Tizian, Rubens, Czech Baroque Art, etc.)."

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