- ...by fire during the Prague uprising in May 1945 and only the surviving torso adjoining the tower gives an indication of how this part of the Old Town hall looked.
- The Old Town Hall consists of a set of several historical houses. It dates back to 1338, when it became the seat of the administration of the Old Town of Prague.
- 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.
- Visitors to the Old Town Hall can explore the various sections of the building, including the Gothic Tower, which offers panoramic views of Prague's skyline.
- In side the Old Town Hall in Prague. Another monument from past times is the statue of Jesus Christ. The sculpture dates back to 1410.
- The complex of buildings of the Old Town Hall of Prague. During its existence, the town hall has gone through the development of all stylistic periods.
- It was made after 1526. Behind it, there is the wedding hall. Above the window, there is a full coat of arms of the Old Town of Prague cut in stone.
- Prague’s old Town Hall was built in 1364. The astronomical clock in the town hall’s tower is one of the city’s most popular tourist attractions.
- Even today, the Old Town Hall remains an integral part of the city centre. The Lord Mayor of Prague receives prominent figures and special guests here.
- Altstädter Rathaus in Prague. The impressive Old Town Hall building, with the world famous Astronomical Clock on its south side, dates back to 1338.
