Jubilejní synagoga
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Ready-made walk · Prague

New Town: Revolutions and Art Nouveau

6 stops · ~2 hr 55 min · 2.3 km

20th Century

Wenceslas Square has been the stage for Prague’s great twentieth-century moments. Walk from the National Museum past arcades and palaces to the Museum of Communism, the colourful Jubilee Synagogue and the Art Nouveau Municipal House, tracing the city’s turbulent modern story.

The stops, in walking order

  1. Jubilejní synagoga
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    Stop 1: Jubilejní synagoga

    ~15 min here

    Jubilejní synagoga is the building before you: an active Orthodox Jewish synagogue whose façade combines Moorish forms with Art Nouveau design.

  2. Museum of Communism
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    Stop 2: Museum of Communism

    ~1 hr here

    Behind these doors is Prague’s Museum of Communism, devoted to the communist regime that shaped Czechoslovakia after the war, especially in Prague.

  3. Municipal House
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    Stop 3: Municipal House

    ~3 min here

    Municipal House is Prague’s lavish civic and concert building beside the Powder Gate on Republic Square.

  4. Wenceslas Square
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    Stop 4: Wenceslas Square

    ~3 min here

    Wenceslas Square opens out before you as a broad city boulevard, not a compact plaza.

  5. palác Lucerna
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    Stop 5: palác Lucerna

    ~3 min here

    Lucerna Palace is a vast entertainment and shopping complex threaded by a glass-roofed passage.

  6. National Museum
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    Stop 6: National Museum

    ~1 hr here

    Before you is the National Museum’s historic main building.

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