Dům U Dvou hrdliček - Nosticova 466/5

Name: Dům U Dvou hrdliček - Nosticova 466/5
Address: Nosticova 466/5, 118 00 Malá Strana, Czechia, Malá Strana, 118, Czech

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Address :	Nosticova 466/5, 118 00 Malá Strana, Czechia
Postal code :	118
Categories :	Historical landmark , Tourist attraction ,
City :	Malá Strana

Nosticova 466/5, 118 00 Malá Strana, Czechia

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V	Vladimir Pecha on Google ★ ★ ★ ★ ★ Dům U dvou hrdliček je vrcholně barokní stavbou, vzniklou na místě dvou parcel tzv. Lazarovské zahrady. Původní objekt však byl renesanční z počátku 17. století, přestavěný pak kolem roku 1726 pravděpodobně samotným Kiliánem Ignácem Dientzenhoferem, který návrh zhotovil pro svého kolegu, královského tesařského mistra Josefa Lefflera. Po roce 1990 dům prošel celkovou rekonstrukcí, je součástí rezervace UNESCO a kulturní památkou hlavního města. The House "At the Two Lovebirds" is a Baroque object built on the site of two parcels of so called Lazarovská Garden. The original building, however, was a Renaissance house from the beginning of the 17th century, then rebuilt around 1726, probably by Kilian Ignatius Dientzenhofer himself, who made the design for his colleague, the royal carpenter Josef Leffler. After 1990 the house underwent a complete reconstruction, it is part of the UNESCO reservation and a cultural monument of Prague. The House at the Two Lovebirds is a Baroque building built on the site of two parcels of the Lazarovská Garden. However, the original building was a Renaissance building from the beginning of the 17th century, rebuilt around 1726, probably by Kilián Ignác Dientzenhofer himself, who made the design for his colleague, the royal carpenter Josef Leffler. After 1990 the house underwent a complete reconstruction, it is part of the UNESCO reservation and a cultural monument of the capital. The House "At the Two Lovebirds" is a Baroque building built on the site of two parcels of so called Lazarovská Garden. The original building, however, was a Renaissance house from the beginning of the 17th century, then rebuilt around 1726, probably by Kilian Ignatius Dientzenhofer himself, who made the design for his colleague, the royal carpenter Josef Leffler. After 1990 the house underwent a complete reconstruction, it is part of the UNESCO reservation and a cultural monument of Prague.