- The Old Town Hall (Czech: Staroměstská radnice) in Prague, the capital of the Czech Republic, is one of the city's most visited monuments.
- Every visitor to Prague knows the Old Town Hall – but often only from the outside with a view of the impressive astronomical clock.
- 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.
- At the top of the Old Town Hall Tower worked a watcher keeping his eye at daily life of Prague. But that was only the start of the long history.
- Discover Prague's Old Town Hall Tower: its captivating history, exact location, ticket prices, and top tour tips. Enhance your Czech journey!
- One of the most mysterious places in Prague that attracts thousands of tourists every day is the Astronomical Clock of the Old Town Hall.
- One of the most striking buildings in Prague is the Old Town Hall, established in 1338 after King John of Luxemburg agreed to set up a town council.
- Table of contents: City Square. Timeless Beauty. Spirit of ancient Prague. Old Town Hall. Unique watch, reminiscent of the transience of life.
- If you’re lucky you’ll catch the trumpeter. The Old Town Hall and Astronomical Clock are included as free entry on the Prague Visitor Pass.
- 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.
