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Kinsky Palace
- Categorized in: Kinsky Palace
Kinsky Palace was built between 1755 and 1765 by Anselmo Lurago from designs by Kilian Ignaz Dientzenhofer, it is the most beautiful Rococo building in Prague. In 1768 it was bought by Stepan Kinsky, an Imperial diplomat. In February 1948 Klement Gottwald proclaimed communist rule in Czechoslovakia from the palace balcony. Nowadays, the Kinsky palace belongs to the National Gallery.
In Czech: Palác Kinských
Open: daily except Monday, 10 am - 6 pm
Getting there: by Metro A station Staroměstská, Tram 17, 18 – stop Staroměstská
Admission: Adult 100 CZK, admission free with Prague Card
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