Apartments Kožná six
Prague – always fascinating and surprising, is a city that offers a different experience and a unique landscape. The incredible architecture of the towers, monuments and the beautiful houses reveals the harmony of this magical capital of Europe.
Discovering Prague is a never-ending task; walking through the historical areas always reveals something new, from the infinite architectural details to exhibitions and museums.
To sort out the infinite lodgings offered is a pleasant task, but at the same time, this can turn into a major undertaking.
Perhaps the key lies in making a choice that reflects the atmosphere and the intriguing fascination of a city that can astonish you in a way that no other capital can, whether you choose a hotel, an apartment, a bed and breakfast room or a hotel de charme.
Apartments Kožná six offer high quality accommodation at reasonable prices.
Apartments Kožná six are the right address in the heart of Prague, at only a few minutes from the Old Town Square and Charles Bridge. As our building is on a small street, the apartments are quieter than one could expect in such a central location. Our accommodation combines the elegancy of a historical building with the modern facilities, to reveal the hospitality of the authentic Czech atmosphere.
Description
Apartments Kožná six are warmly decorated to give a feeling of intimacy that makes the week-end escape to Prague a lovely experience.
The main entrance of the building is in a passageway between streets Havelská and Kožná. This is an elegant passage with a wine bar, a restaurant, a wine shop, a shop with French cheeses and the cafe where guests have breakfast.
Within a few steps, you will be surrounded by restaurants, shops, bars and exhibitions, all in beautiful antique buildings that are a spectacular view for all visitors. Just a stone’s throw away is the Old Town Square.
Apartments Kožná six are of great value due to their magnificent position in a historical building in the centre of the city.
The bedrooms at the apartments Kožná six are nicely decorated to give a feeling of intimacy that makes the week-end escape to Prague a lovely experience. The beds in the bedroms are single beds, which are pushed together to form a double bed and cannot be separated. There is a sunny and spacious living room with sitting area, Hi-Fi equipment and SAT TV, wireless internet connection and a well equipped kitchen with all amenities needed for cooking. The bathrooms have corner baths and are fully renovated.
Location
OLD TOWN The Old Town was first mentioned in 1091 and gained the privileges of a town in the 13th century. The heart of the Old Town has always been the Old Town Square, dominated the Church of Our Lady of Tyn and the Town Hall. The Old Town Square is surrounded by buildings with fantastic Gothic, Renaissance, and Baroque architecture, including the beautiful Gothic Church Tyn. At the north part of the square you find the Hus Memorial in honour of 15th-century Jan Hus, the religious reformer who founded the Hussite sect. Beyond the square, you’ll find a labyrinth of narrow streets and squares with small Gothic and Romanesque churches spread around the entire Old Town.
Old Town Square is Prague's heart since the 10th century and its main market place until the beginning of the 20th century; the spacious Old Town Square has been the scene of the most important events in the history of Prague, may they be great or tragic. The Old Town Square is surrounded by beautiful pastel-coloured buildings in Romanesque and Gothic style with fascinating decorations. Today, the Old Town Square offers visitors the spectacular view of the Astronomical Clock, the churches of St Nicholas and Our Lady before Tyn, Jan Hus’ statue; also a large selection of restaurants, cafés, shops and galleries.
The Church of Our Lady before Tyn was the main Hussite church in Prague and it dominates the Old Town Square with its impressive spires. A beautiful entrance portal decorated with scenes of Christ's passion and a huge Rococo altar on the northern wall are some of its most interesting features. The interior was reconstructed in the Baroque style in late 17 century.
The Old Town Hall was established in the 14th century as a symbol of autonomy, after the agreement of King John of Luxemburg to set up a town council. Several old houses were incorporated over the centuries as the Old Town Hall expanded. A Gothic chapel and a neo-Gothic north wing were destroyed by the Nazis in the spring of 1945, but now the chapel has been reconstructed. The most famous part of the tower is the Town Hall Clock, dating from the 15th century. It consists of three parts – the procession of Apostles, the astronomical clock and the calendar, and the hourly procession of the 12 Apostles is its most spectacular feature.
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