This theater is the oldest theater building in Prague. Count F. A. Nostic built the classicist structure with a richly ... More
The Estates Theatre
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This theater is the oldest theater building in Prague. Count F. A. Nostic built the classicist structure with a richly decorated edifice between the years 1781 and 1783. There was extensive reconstruction work undertaken in the late 1980's and the theater reopened in 1991. The theater's early performances were works by W. A. Mozart and, since then, it has always been closely associated with the great composer. In December 1834 the song "Kde domov muj" (Where Is My Home) was played here for the first time, later becoming the Czech National Anthem.
When I learned that Don Giovanni premiered in this theatre in 1787, conducted by Mozart himself, I had to go! What an incredible part of my Prague Experience!
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Prague Walks is the practical way to see this historic city. With knowledgeable tour guides at your service, take a
journey through history that allows you to see the actual places that changed Czechoslovakia and the world. Prague, survivor ...
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Located on the Letna parkland overlooking the Vltava River and city center, this structure was erected to replace the Stalin
Monument which at the time was the largest in the world. The Stalin monument was built in the early ...
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Frantisek Bilek was interested in the strongly symbolic element of Czech art. He poured out his spiritual yearnings and reflections
in a series of wood and stone sculptures which are now displayed in the house that he built for ...
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