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Rudolfinum
Sight4.7 · 10 7164.5 · 1 171≈ 1 h 8 min521 m from the center
Presiding over Jan Palach Square along the Vltava River, the Rudolfinum is an exceptional neo-Renaissance cultural complex opened in 1884. Named in honor of Crown Prince Rudolf of Austria, it is the home of the Czech Philharmonic Orchestra, with its grand Dvořák Hall world-famous for crystal-clear acoustics. The building also houses Galerie Rudolfinum, a progressive public non-profit gallery staging contemporary visual art shows.
Highlights
- Stunning 1884 neo-Renaissance landmark on the banks of the Vltava River
- Acoustically celebrated Dvořák Hall, home to the Czech Philharmonic Orchestra
- Galerie Rudolfinum presenting cutting-edge contemporary visual art exhibitions
What’s nearby
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4.2
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4.3
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4.3
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