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One bedroom apartment (2nd
floor with a lift)
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The
apartment is composed of one bedroom one living room / bedroom a
kitchen, a bathroom with a bath-tub. Its total space is 68 m2.
The first bedroom is equipped with double bed and the possibility of an
additional bed. Second bedroom with two single beds. The apartment
includes other equipment as a satellite TV, internet
connection, refrigerator, electric cooker, electric kettle, kitchen
sink and other kitchen equipment.
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Two bedroom apartment 1
(4th floor with a lift)
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The apartment
is composed of two bedrooms, living room and kitchen, a bathroom with
schower. Its total space is 80 m2. The first bedroom is
equipped with double bed and the possibility of an additional bed.
Second bedroom with two single beds . The apartment includes other
equipment as a satellite TV, internet connection,
refrigerator, electric cooker, electric kettle, kitchen sink and other
kitchen equipment.
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Two bedroom apartment 2
(2nd floor, Vojtesska 15)
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The
apartment
is composed of two bedrooms, living room and kitchen, a bathroom with a
bath-tub. Its total space is 85 m2. The first bedroom is equipped with
double bed and the possibility of an additional bed. Second bedroom
with two single beds. The apartment includes othe equipment as a
satelite TV, internet connection, refrigerator, electric cooker,
electric kettle, kitchen sink and other kitchen equipment. |
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Studio apartment 1 (4th
floor with a lift)
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Studio apartment
is composed of one living room/bedroom with fully equipped
built-in kitchen unit, a shower and a small entry. Its total space is
28 m2. The bedroom is equipped with: double bed. The studio
apartment includes other equipment as a satellite TV, internet
connection refrigerator, electric cooker, electric kettle, kitchen sink
and other kitchen equipment. |
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Studio apartment 2 (2nd
floor with a lift)
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Studio apartment
is composed of one living room/bedroom with fully equipped
built-in kitchen unit, a shower and a small entry. Its total space is
30 m2. The bedroom is equipped with double bed. The studio apartment includes other
equipment as a satellite TV,internet connection, refrigerator, electric
cooker, electric kettle, kitchen sink and other kitchen equipment.
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National Theatre - history
The National
Theatre constitutes the embodiment of the Czech nation’s desire to come
into its own. People from all strata of society contributed generously
to a fund to build this symbol of nationhood and the ceremonious laying
of the foundation stone of this edifice on 16th May 1868 proved to be
an all-nation political demonstration.
The brainchild to build a grand edifice to serve as a national theatre
took shape in the autumn of 1844 at meetings of patriots in Prague. The
initial idea began to take on a more concrete form when historian and
statesman František Palacký submitted to the Estate Committee of the
Czech Parliament an application “for the authorization to construct,
establish, maintain and manage” an independent Czech Theatre on 29th
January 1845.
One year later, the yields from the first round of collections served
to purchase the plot of land of a former salt storehouse measuring not
quite 2,800 sq.m. The plot predetermined the splendid site for the
theatre on the banks of the river Vltava opposite the panorama of
Prague Castle.
The outside wall on the raised section at the rear of the theatre
evinces this original structure to this day, while the formerly
conceived interior was only modified during the most recent
reconstruction work on the National Theatre in 1977-1983.
Today’s form of the National Theatre comprises three artistic ensembles
– opera, ballet and drama – which alternate in performances in the
historical building of the National Theatre, the Theatre of the Estates
and the Kolowrat Theatre. All three artistic ensembles select their
repertoire from the wealth of classic legacy, making use also of
domestic authors as well as taking heed of modern international works.
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