Čejkovský palác - Liliová 221

It is easy to eat on the street, and the beer is delicious. The store is not big.

The palace is built on an irregular ground plan in the place of several medieval houses. The oldest parts of the palace are renaissance. In the first half of the 18th century, the house was commissioned by Vilém Count Saltz to be rebuilt into a contemporary top Baroque palace. In the second half of the 18th century it was owned by Count František Čejka of Olbramovice, according to which it received the name. The original medieval house at this place was a spa character. Later the chronicler Vavřinec of Březová was living here. He described (among others) the first Prague defenestration. On the first floor there was Proks' music school, which was also attended by young Bedřich Smetana. Also L. Rieger and J. K. Tyl lived here for some time. A Baroque portal is situated to Liliová Street, over which is depicted a coat of arms of the Čejka´s family, over which the statue of an angel is placed. Above five windows there are four allegorical mascaraes - the seasons. The palace is built behind another house and is built on an irregular floor plan on the site of several medieval houses. The oldest parts of the palace are Renaissance. In the first half of the 18th century, the house was rebuilt to the present High Baroque palace form to the order of Vilém Count Saltz. In the second half of the 18th century, the palace was owned by Count František Čejka of Olbramovice, after whom it got its name. The original medieval house on this site had a spa character. Later, the chronicler Vavřinec from Březová also lived in the house, who, for example, described the first defenestration in Prague. In the premises of the first floor (windows to the street) was Proks' music school, which was also attended by the young Bedřich Smetana. Dr. also allegedly lived in the house. L. Rieger and J. K. Tyl. A Baroque portal is located in Liliová Street, above which the coat of arms of the Čejk family is depicted, with a statue of an angel overlooking it. Above the five windows are four allegorical mascarons - seasons.