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- Palác Lucerna
Palác Lucerna is a legendary architectural complex in the heart of Prague, blending history, culture, and a vibrant urban atmosphere. Built in the early 20th century, this palace has become an essential part of the city's cultural life.
Lucerna is famous for its grand Art Nouveau passage that connects Wenceslas Square with nearby streets. The complex houses concert halls, theaters, a cinema, cafés, bars, and shops, creating a unique space where modernity meets historical charm.
One of its most iconic features is David Černý’s sculpture "Horse", a satirical take on the statue of Saint Wenceslas, where the rider sits atop an upside-down horse suspended from the ceiling.
The Lucerna Grand Hall is one of Prague’s premier concert venues, hosting performances by international stars, festivals, and cultural events. The palace's cinema screens arthouse films and Czech classics, making it a hub for film lovers.
Today, Palác Lucerna remains a cultural hotspot, attracting both locals and visitors eager to experience Prague’s distinctive blend of old-world charm and contemporary energy.
