Our favourite hotels near Prague State Opera

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Esplanade Prague

Esplanade Hotel in Prague's city centre is just a few steps from Wenceslas Square.

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Hotel Sovereign Prague

Recreational amenities at the hotel include a sauna and a fitness facility. Children under 18 years...

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Falkensteiner Hotel Maria Prag

The recreational activities listed below are available either on site or near the hotel; fees may...

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Yasmin Hotel Prague

The recreational activities listed below are available either on site or near the hotel; fees may...

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Jalta Hotel Prague

Recreational amenities at the hotel include a fitness facility.

$ 244 Price from:
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Hotel Elysee Prague

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Guest rating: Impressive, 3.0

Apartments Lenka Prague

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Ramada Prague City Centre

Guests enjoy access to the World Class Fitness Centre 500 metres away, with a 15% discount voucher...

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Chopin Hotel Prague

A 3-star Superior Garni Prague hotel in a convenient city centre location close to Wenceslas Square...

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K+K Hotel Fenix Prague

This Prague hotel is located next to Wenceslas Square, near the National Museum and the Powder...

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Hostel Rosemary Prague

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Deminka Palace Prague

Deluxe 4-star hotel in Prague, full of elegance and sophistication, superbly located in the city...

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Balbinova Aparthouse Prague

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Hotel Rokoko Prague

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Na Smetance Aparthouse Prague

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The original name of this Prague Theater was the New German Theater. This indicates the emphasis of its work. It also pointed reveals its rivalry. The New German Theater saw itself in competition with the Czech National Theater. It did defeat the competition in one way. It became the major opera house in Prague after 1945. When the State Opera left the National Opera, in 1992, they chose to come here. The name change reflects the new direction.

The New German Theater is a neo-Rococo structure. It sits on the site of the New Town Theater demolished in 1885. The exterior carries a Neo-Classical frieze. Sitting in a pediment above the columned loggia, it is remarkable for its presentation of the figures of Dionysus and Thalia. The interior is stuccoed. The auditorium features the original paintings. If you come here in August or September, you can join them in celebrating Verdi with the Verdi Festival. At other times, you can wallow in an Italian classic.