IN THE SPOTLIGHT

• Náměstí Republiky

  
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  Back when the city was founded, Náměstí Republiky was one of the largest squares in Europe. It’s still pretty impressive. Read on
  

• St. Bartholomew's Cathedral

  
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  The dominating spire of the city, and the main square, St. Bartholomew’s Cathedral has a late Gothic style with a Secession altar. Read on
  

• Dino Park

  
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  The Plzeň Zoo is a good place for kids, but for those who prefer replica animals, right next door is the Dino Park. It’s pretty cute actually – good depictions of a variety of dinosaurs in their natural habitat – fenced enclosures, so they don’t escape. Read on
  

• The old synagogue

  
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  The old synagogue is sited inside the block west of Slovan hotel, and south-east of the Neo-Renaissance Josef Kajetán Tyl Theater. Read on
  

• Pilsen ethnographic museum

  
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  The Ethnografic Museum of the Pilsen Region was established in 1912. Its collection funds currently number 76,000 collection items ranging from the Middle Ages until the present. Read on
  

• Brewery museum

  
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  The Brewery Museum is housed in an original brewing house from the 15th century. The legend of beer and the beer history dating back to the Middle Ages can be experienced including a malt house, malt kiln, brewery lab equipment and a collection of Czech beer bottles. Read on
  

• Patton memorial Pilsen

  
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  Patton Memorial Pilsen is the only museum in the Czech Republic devoted to the U.S.Army. The exhibition maps the progress and sojourn of the U. Read on
  

• Pilsen Historical Underground

  
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  Dating back to the 14th century, this labyrinth of corridors and cellars under the city centre is a fun way to discover the medieval side of the city. Read on