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Prague » Sightseeing » Landmarks
Náměstí Míru
In Czech this means Peace Square and it is dominated by a soaring two-tower basilica, the neo-gothic Saint Ludmila Church (Kostel sv.
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Petřín Tower
At the top of Petřin Hill stands a 60m-high bad copy of the Eiffel Tower, affording great views of the city. The building was completed in May 20, 1891.
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Tower Park Prague
360 degree view of Prague, an interactive view, a restaurant complex – it is a description of Tower Park Prague in a nutshell.
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The Dancing House
Frank Gehry's design for this building was inspired by the dancing team Ginger Rogers and Fred Astaire. Built in 1996, this structure more than cuts a swathe among the Austrian-Hungarian terrace blocks that make up most of Prague.
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Funicular Railway
The funicular runs up Petřin Hill providing beautiful views of Prague and the castle. There are two restaurants sitting at the half-way point - there is a station there.
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Gestapo HQ
This sombre black building is now the headquarters of the Czech Trade Office, but between 1939-1945 this was the most feared buildings in the city.
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Klementinum
The Klementinum offers a little something for everyone: Beautiful views from the astronomical tower; Baroque architecture in the library hall and classical musical concerts in the Mirror Chapel.
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National Memorial
One of the largest equestrian statues in the world dominates the hill overlooking the north eastern district of Žižkov.
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Nusle Bridge
Nusle Bridge spans a valley just south of the centre on the main road out of Prague towards Brno. It's length is earmarked at one end by the Corinthia Towers Hotel and the Congress centre.
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