- 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.
- Old Town Hall symbolises the city authority and one of the most beautiful sights in Prague’s historic centre.
- 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.
- Today, the Old Town Hall in Prague is a complex of buildings and consists of a block of houses and buildings of different times, which gradually merged into a...
- Town Hall Tower: The Gothic Town Hall Tower offers the best view of Prague's Old Town. At a height of 41 meters, there is a spiral walkway, which can be...
- The Old Town Hall in Prague is a historic and architectural gem located in the heart of the city.
- In 1338, King John of Bohemia allowed the citizens of Prague’s old town to build a town hall.
- The first house of the Prague City Hall is located directly next to the Old Town Hall Tower.
