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In the heart of Prague, in the heart of Europe

Dunaj Palace occupies a prominent position on Národní Street, in an exceptional Prague location that literally breathes history. The area around the National Theatre, and now Dunaj Palace, was once called “Prague’s salon”.

Whether you want to shop, visit one of Prague's best cafes, or just take a stroll around the Vltava River or the park, Dunaj Palace is ideally located.

It has excellent access to transport: it is located in the direct vicinity of the Národní třída and Národní divadlo tram stops and also about a 2-minute walk (300 m) from the underground B line station – Národní třída.

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The best of Prague

Národní Street

An prominent Prague street, which is one of the main access routes to the modern centre of Prague. It is lined with a number of important buildings including the National Theatre, the Czech Academy of Sciences and the Louvre Palace with its famous Café Louvre or Savoy café.

National Theatre

It is one of the symbols of national identity and is part of the European cultural space. Today, the National Theatre includes, among others, the neighbouring New Stage. The National Theatre is home to drama, opera and ballet productions.

National Theatre

It is one of the symbols of national identity and is part of the European cultural space. Today, the National Theatre includes, among others, the neighbouring New Stage. The National Theatre is home to drama, opera and ballet productions.

Wenceslas Square

The second-largest square in Prague is also the unwritten main square not only in Prague, but also in all of the Czech Republic. The history of the place dates back to the mid-14th century and its main landmark is the statue of St. Wenceslas, the patron saint of the Czech lands. This spot is the most famous and continues to be a popular place for meetings and gatherings.

Na Příkopě

This broad street is one of the arteries of the capital city. Na Příkopě is the financial centre of Prague with major financial institutions. It is also the place where Prague's first shopping arcades and department stores were built.

Na Příkopě

This broad street is one of the arteries of the capital city. Na Příkopě is the financial centre of Prague with major financial institutions. It is also the place where Prague's first shopping arcades and department stores were built.

Charles Square

The largest square in the Czech Republic and one of the largest squares in Europe. It was designed together with its builders by the eminent Czech king Charles IV. The dominant features of the square are the New Town Hall, the most important Gothic building in the New Town, the Church of St. Ignatius and the Faust House, associated with the famous Faust legend.

Slovanský ostrov

This broad street is one of the arteries of the capital city. Na Příkopě is the financial centre of Prague with major financial institutions. It is also the place where Prague's first shopping arcades and department stores were built.

Slovanský ostrov

This broad street is one of the arteries of the capital city. Na Příkopě is the financial centre of Prague with major financial institutions. It is also the place where Prague's first shopping arcades and department stores were built.