Our favourite hotels near Troja Palace

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Hotel ForRest Prague

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Crowne Plaza Prague

Recreational amenities at the hotel include a health club, a sauna, and a fitness facility. The...

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Art Hotel Prague

This modern hotel offers unique and spacious accommodations with an exclusive artistic design, near...

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Denisa hotel Prague

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Expo Hotel Prague

This 4-star hotel is located just outside the city centre, near the Prague Exhibition Ground and...

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Villa Milada Prague

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A&O Prag Holesovice

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Parkhotel Praha

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Diplomat Hotel Prague

Situated in the historic city centre, this 4-star hotel near Prague Castle and Old Town Square...

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Klára Prague

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Hotel Belvedere Prague

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Hotel Absolutum Prague

Hotel Absolutum is an original and contemporary style hotel located in the old and historic part of...

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Hotel Hoffmeister & Spa Prague

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Hotel Silenzio Prague

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President Hotel Prague

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The ideal of owning a Summer Palace is appealing to many, a step up from having a cottage. In the late 17th century, Jean-Baptiste Mathey designed the Summer Palace of Troja for Count Václac V. Šternberg. The location chosen was the foothills of the Vltava Heights. The design selected is not Baroque. Instead, the designer opted for a Classical Italianate Villa. The exterior clearly demonstrates this style, although the formal gardens, also by Mathey, are Baroque French – the first of this kind in Bohemia.

The Palace took shape between 1685 and 1703, although flourishes appeared during the 18th century. The workers finished the sweeping horse-shoe-shaped staircase in 1703. The Oriental murals in the Chinese Room date from the 18th century. The Grand Hall features a fresco stretching from the ceiling to the floor. It reached completion by 1697. The work is by Abraham Godyn. It is a depiction of the Hapsburg Emperor and the victories of Leopold I over the Ottoman Empire. The Garden is a French formal garden. In fact, the interior took some 20 years to finish. Wander through the gardens or head to the wine cellars to find out the history of winemaking in the region.