Adria Palace

Located in the district of Prague 1 – New Town in the gorgeous city center at the corner of Jungmannova náměstí and Národní třída is Adria Palace, a true architectural gem. This significant architectural monument is both unique and unforgettable and houses an al fresco cafe that overlooks the architecturally interesting square, a famous theater and an interesting antique books dealer on the bottom level. Adria Palace, a marvel of Rondocubism, an architectural style originating and only present in the sometimes Gothem City-esque town of Prague, was built between 1923 and 1924 and was designed by Czech architect Josef Zasche in collaboration with Pavel Janak. A must see for lovers of architecture!

Jungmannova 31, Praha 1.

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