Schönborn Palace - Tržiště 365/15
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| Address : | Tržiště 365/15, 118 00 Malá Strana, Czechia |
| Postal code : | 118 |
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| City : | Malá Strana |
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Vladimir Pecha on Google
★ ★ ★ ★ ★ Schönbornský, nebo také Colloredovský palác, nechal na současném místě v letech 1643-56 postavit hrabě Rudolf Colloredo-Wallsee (zřejmě podle plánů Carlo Luraga). V letech 1715-19 jej podle plánů Giovanni Batisty Alliprandiho a Jana Blažeje Santini-Eichela přestavěl ve slohu vrcholného baroka Bartolomeo Scotti. V roce 1794 se palác stal majetkem rodu Schönbornů. V roce 1925 prodal první velvyslanec USA v Československu Richard Crane palác vládě Spojených států Amerických za 117 tisíc dolarů. Velvyslanectví zde sídlí dodnes.
Count Rudolf Colloredo-Wallsee built the Schönborn Palace or Collored Palace in the years 1643-56 probably according to the plans of Carlo Lurago. Bartolomeo Scotti rebuilt it according to the plans of Giovanni Batista Alliprandi and Jan Blažej Santini-Eichel in Baroque style in 1715-19. The palace became the property of the Schönborn family in 1794. In 1925, the first US ambassador to Czechoslovakia, Richard Crane, sold the palace to the United States government for $ 117,000. The Embassy is still here today.
Schönborn, or Collored Palace, was built on the current site in 1643-56 by Count Rudolf Colloredo-Wallsee (probably according to the plans of Carlo Lurag). In the years 1715-19, it was rebuilt in the style of the High Baroque by Bartolomeo Scotti, according to the plans of Giovanni Batista Alliprandi and Jan Blažej Santini-Eichel. In 1794, the palace became the property of the Schönborn family. In 1925, Richard Crane, the first US ambassador to Czechoslovakia, sold the palace to the United States government for $ 117,000. The embassy is located here to this day.
Count Rudolf Colloredo-Wallsee built the Schönborn Palace or Collored Palace in the years 1643-56 probably according to the plans of Carlo Lurago. Bartolomeo Scotti rebuilt it according to the plans of Giovanni Batista Alliprandi and Jan Blažej Santini-Eichel in Baroque style in 1715-19. The palace became the property of the Schönborn family in 1794. In 1925, the first US ambassador to Czechoslovakia, Richard Crane, sold the palace to the United States government for $ 117,000. The Embassy is still here today.
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George O´Harek (JOh) on Google
★ ★ ★ ★ ★ Rozsáhlý barokní palác slouží od 1. ČSR velvyslanectví USA. Součástí je velkázahrada, která prochází obnovou. Na jejím závěru je populární pavilon, na němž i v době komunistické totality vlála americká vlajka.
The extensive Baroque palace has been serving since the 1st Czechoslovak Republic by the US Embassy. It includes a large garden, which is undergoing reconstruction. At the end is a popular pavilion, where even during the communist totalitarianism flew the American flag.
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