The Town Hall

The set holds a few houses. The area around the tower, crowned by a beautiful spire and from where you have a magnificent view over the city, is the most antique. The tower is 70 metre high.

This part of the building has a nice chapel, with a delicate, recently restored, roofing. Also from the 14th-century.

The Astronomical Clock can be admired outside the building. It's from the 15th-century and has a mechanical system and zodiac paintings. It's a typical picture in the city.

Beside the gothic part there is an heterogeneous area, a few houses attached to the local administration seat furhter on. It's basically renaissancist and is well conserved after the restorations due to the damage caused by WWII.  

What to see in Prague. Heart of Europe City of Cities Prague's Castle St. Vitus Cathedral Royal Palace Other dependencies in Prague's Castle The Loreto Malá Strana The Surroundings of the Vltava The Old Town Square The Town Hall Jewish Quarter Wenceslas Square ... And Other Beautiful Places

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