The apartments are conveniently located near the historical part of Prague, in the new shopping/business area "Andel City". with 2 multiplex cinema centres, and the largest Prague commercial centre Obchodni centrum Novy Smichov with more than 130 branded shops and restaurants.
The underground station "Andel" adjacent to the hotel ensures a quick connection to the historical city centre with its famous sights.
The bus and tram stops are located only a few metres from the Pague Rent Appartments.
In 8 min., you can reach the Charles Bridge and other Lesser Town sights.
Highways to Nurnberg/Pilsen and Vienna/Brno can be easily reached. The Strahov tunnel provides a fast connection to the northwest of Prague and the airport (12.5 km, 20-min. drive by car).
Prague: A brief history of the City in Appartments
Prague has been the capital of the Czech state for eleven centuries. It originated as a settlement around the Prague Castle which was established around the year 880.
During the 13th century the communities at the foot of the castle were awarded the liberties of a city and the twin cities of Old Town and Lesser Town were created.
By establishing the New Town in 1348, the Emperor Charles IV of Luxembourg made Prague into one of the metropolises of Europe of the Middle Ages. He decorated it with many public buildings and works of art and also established here the first university in Central Europe, which is in the region north of the Alps and east of France.
During the years 1583 - 1612, the great art enthusiast Emperor Rudolph II of Habsburg selected the Prague castle as his permanent residence and thereby Prague became renowned as the centre of artists and scholars.In 1784 the Emperor Joseph II merged the Prague towns, which until than were independent (Old Town, New Town, Lesser Town and Hradcany) into a single Capital City of Prague.
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