Architecture in Prague

The high point of Prague Baroque by the Dientzenhofers, with a green dome over the square.

Two painted Baroque library halls, seen from the doorway; combine with the Loreta next door.

A pilgrimage shrine with a carillon and a famous diamond monstrance in the treasury.

Prague’s Art Nouveau showpiece, with Mucha’s Lord Mayor’s Hall. Join a guided tour to see the interiors.

The Neo-Renaissance building at the top of Wenceslas Square, with a grand pantheon, history galleries and a glass dome.

Josef Gočár’s 1912 department store, the first Cubist building in Prague. It houses the UPM’s Czech Cubism exhibition.