New Town in contrast to the Old Town, Lesser Town and Hradcany does not forms nowadays the district of originally preserved houses of medieval origin. New Town is from the late 19th century characterized as Prague "city". This is essentially a commercial financial, administrative, cultural, and entertainment district,. Nevertheless we can find hier, just a small distance from live trading avenues, rarely preserved nook with historic houses and street networks. Thus preserved clusters are mostly on the places of former villages and hamlets that were here before the founding of the New Town. You will love these lanes, which in comparison to the Old Town overloaded streets offer peace, tranquility, relaxation and lots of interesting pubs, bars and cafes.
Alleyway between Spalena (Burnt) Street and Opatovicka street
The courtyard forms a part of alleyway Spalena Stret - Opatovicka Street
After passing by the yard that from Spalena Street we will find ourselves in a labyrinth of lanes making up the former settlement Opatovice. The appearance of this part of New Town reminds Old Town - in Opatovicka alley we see the house with a classical facade and with a beautiful stone baroque portal
Opatovicka lane
Original pavement is well preserved everywhere
Neoclassical and Baroque houses in the Mikulandska street
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