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Question 1 / 9
This landmark structure in Prague 1 was designed in the rondocubist style by architect Josef Gočár.
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- Palác Akropolis
- Palác Adria
- Palác Platýz
- Palác Archa
Question 2 / 9
The National Gallery Prague took over this functionalist-style building in the late 1970s to house modern art. What is it called?
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- The former Czechoslovak Parliament
- The Palace of Culture
- The Transgas building
- Veletržní palác
Question 3 / 9
This neo-functionalist building near the metro station Vyšehrad was once the eighth-most popular conference destination in the world and has hosted world luminaries from the entertainment and political realms.
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- PVA Expo Praha
- The Prague Congress Center
- Hotel International
- Výstaviště
Question 4 / 9
This iconic neo-renaissance building on Prague’s Wenceslas Square has witnessed over a century of history, weathering bullets, bombs, and protesters.
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- The National Library
- The National Gallery
- The Czechoslovak Radio building
- The National Museum
Question 5 / 9
This brutalist wonder is one of Prague’s most recognizable, and some would argue, ugliest buildings. It was named a cultural monument in 2021.
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- National Theatre
- Vinohrady Theatre
- National Theatre (New Scene)
- Kotva department store
Question 6 / 9
This Baroque building sits in the north of Prague, adjacent to the zoo. It was built in the 17th century. Which is it?
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- Belvedere
- Troja Chateau
- Golz-Kinsky Palace
- Liechtenstein Palace
Question 7 / 9
This Renaissance building near Prague Castle is famed for its sgraffito facade.
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- Salm Palace
- The Archbishop's Palace
- Černín Palace
- Schwarzenberg Palace
Question 8 / 9
This 14th-century Baroque pearl in Prague's Old Town until recently housed the city archives and has just been renovated. Which is it?
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- Kolowrat Palace
- New Town Hall
- Stone Bell House
- Clam-Gallas Palace
Question 9 / 9
This building – founded in the 12th century – houses one of the world's most stunning libraries.
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- Strahov Monastery
- St. Vitus' Cathedral
- Břevnov Monastery
- Emauzy
