Old Town Hall

The Old Town Hall is a historic building located in Old Town Square, famous for housing the Astronomical Clock and for its tower that offers panoramic city views. Established in 1338, it served as the administrative center of Prague's Old Town. The building is a complex structure made up of several houses joined together over centuries, showcasing various architectural styles. Visitors can tour the historical halls, the underground Romanesque and Gothic chambers, and the chapel with its hourly display of the Apostles. The climb up the Old Town Hall Tower, either by stairs or elevator, is highly recommended for breathtaking 360-degree views of Prague's red rooftops and iconic landmarks. It's a key site for understanding Prague's urban history.