- The Old Town Hall (Czech: Staroměstská radnice) in Prague, the capital of the Czech Republic, is one of the city's most visited monuments. It is located in Old Town Square.
- Old Town Hall became an administrative centre of the Old Town of Prague in 1338, when the estates acquired approval of king John of Bohemia to establish it.
- The Old Town Hall is located in the heart of the old town of Prague, on the famous Old Town Square (Staroměstske naměstí).
- Whether you're interested in history, architecture, or simply breathtaking views, the Old Town Hall is an essential stop in Prague.
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- Prague’s Astronomical Clock, which displays the motion of the planets and the twelve apostles, is an intrinsic part of the Old Town Hall.
- Altstädter Rathaus in Prague. The impressive Old Town Hall building, with the world famous Astronomical Clock on its south side, dates back to 1338.
- One of the signature sights in Old Town Prague is the astronomical clock in the tower of the Old Town Hall.
- The Old Town Hall is a complex of several Gothic buildings with a clock tower and the Astronomical Clock on the Old Town Square in Prague’s Old Town.
- It’s definitely worth the walk up via the Town Hall chambers, which are full of interest in their own right. 150 Czech koruna is the price.
