Keramika - U sv. Prokopa - Prokopská 625/3

Name: Keramika - U sv. Prokopa - Prokopská 625/3
Address: Prokopská 625/3, 118 00 Malá Strana, Czechia, Malá Strana, 118, Czech

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Contact Keramika - U sv. Prokopa

Address :	Prokopská 625/3, 118 00 Malá Strana, Czechia
Phone :	📞 +79
Postal code :	118
Website :	http://www.littlehouses.cz/
Categories :	Handicraft , Pottery manufacturer ,
City :	Malá Strana

Prokopská 625/3, 118 00 Malá Strana, Czechia

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V	Vladimir Pecha on Google ★ ★ ★ ★ ★ Krásný obytný dům stojí na místě románského kostela sv. Prokopa, přestavěného raně barokně v letech 1689-93 zřejmě podle projektu Franceska Luraga. Po zrušení kostela v roce 1782 jej přestavěl Ignác Jan Nepomuk Palliardi na obytný dům a v roce 1873 jej stavebně upravil a zvýšil o třetí patro stavitel František Václavík. Podle Hájkovy kroniky je kostelík zmiňován údajně už v roce 1213 na území maltézské jurisdikce. Při něm byl zřejmě dvorec a hřbitov. Písemně je stavba doložena v roce 1346. Dnešní řadový dům zachovává vnější tvar přestavěného kostela. A beautiful residential house stands on the site of former Romanesque Church of St. Prokop, rebuilt early Baroque in 1689-93 apparently according to the project of Francesco Lurago. After the church's abolition in 1782, Ignác Jan Nepomuk Palliardi rebuilt the object to a residential house and in 1873 it was reconstructed and built by the architect František Václavík with the third floor added. According to Hájek's chronicle, the church is mentioned as early as 1213 in the territory of the Maltese jurisdiction. It probably had a courtyard and a cemetery next in the neighbourhood. The building is documented in written sources in 1346. Today's house preserves the external shape of the rebuilt church. The beautiful residential house stands on the site of the Romanesque church of St. Prokop, rebuilt in the early Baroque style in the years 1689-93, probably according to the project of Francesco Lurag. After the abolition of the church in 1782, it was rebuilt by Ignác Jan Nepomuk Palliardi into a residential house, and in 1873 it was rebuilt and increased by a third floor by the builder František Václavík. According to Hájek's chronicle, the church is allegedly mentioned as early as 1213 in the territory of Maltese jurisdiction. There was probably a court and a cemetery next to him. The building is documented in writing in 1346. Today's terraced house retains the external shape of the rebuilt church. A beautiful residential house stands on the site of the former Romanesque Church of St. Prokop, rebuilt early Baroque in 1689-93 apparently according to the project of Francesco Lurago. After the church's abolition in 1782, Ignác Jan Nepomuk Palliardi rebuilt the object to a residential house and in 1873 it was reconstructed and built by the architect František Václavík with the third floor added. According to Hájek's chronicle, the church is mentioned as early as 1213 in the territory of the Maltese jurisdiction. It probably had a courtyard and a cemetery next in the neighborhood. The building is documented in written sources in 1346. Today's house preserves the external shape of the rebuilt church.
L	Lavendel Andel on Google ★ ★ ★ ★ ★ Such a superb and beautiful artwork, I think it is the first in the Czech Republic.
M	Miranda Jones on Google ★ ★ ★ ★ ★ We came in after her written hours but were greeted with a friendly smile. She makes beautifully hand crafted model sizes of famous Prague buildings, Christmas ornaments, potery, and more. All of her products are of great quality unlike the cheap souvenirs on the Main Street. She also has a bin full of discounted last items if you are shopping on a budget! Definitely a great stop for authentic souvenirs.