Invalidovna

Historical landmark · Karlin

Invalidovna

Historical landmark · Karlin

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Sudkovy sady 24/1, 186 00 Praha 8-Invalidovna, Czechia

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Historic former military hospital, serene and quiet, film location  

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Sudkovy sady 24/1, 186 00 Praha 8-Invalidovna, Czechia Get directions

invalidovna-praha.cz
@invalidovna

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Sudkovy sady 24/1, 186 00 Praha 8-Invalidovna, Czechia Get directions

+420 725 896 868
invalidovna-praha.cz
@invalidovna

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Evgeniia

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Always interesting to visit, especially during events :)

Svetlana Margetová

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Invalidovna in Prague is a building I was always curious about—it has such impressive architecture that really stands out in the area. Nearby, there’s also a smaller park where we used to go for runs or play Pokémon GO, and with the metro so close, it makes for a great introduction point to the whole Karlín neighborhood. Interesting fact: Invalidovna was built in the 1730s as a residence and care facility for war veterans, inspired by the Hôtel des Invalides in Paris. Originally, it was designed to accommodate up to 4,000 people, but only about one-ninth of the ambitious plan was ever completed. Despite that, it remains one of the largest Baroque complexes in Prague and a significant monument of military and social history.

Jens Thiel

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Except for the Czech language (?) guided tours from Friday to Sunday (?) and a small exhibition not much going on. Yet a serenely beautiful place somehow..

Vitaly Geraskin

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Well worth visiting, especially with a guided tour. One ninth of an unfinished nineteenth century megaproject of a veteran 's hospital, a place which you may spot in many films and series, starting from "Amadeus". Also, quiet and relaxing space for meditation. Interesting example of the way the Austro -Hungarian empire have taken care of it's veterans. Good transport connectivity by tram and subway.

Abhishek Deshpande

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An offbeat and very quiet place where I could see very few people roaming around. Do visit if you like such area

Carlotta Olympia Pompei

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Invalidovna in Prague is a captivating site! Strolling through this inspired place, echoing Paris Les Invalides, showcases the genius of Kilian Ignác Dientzenhofer, the mastermind behind Czech Baroque architecture. It has served as the backdrop for renowned films, including 'Amadeus' by Miloš Forman. A place worth exploring for history enthusiasts and film lovers!

Argy Patsouli

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From the Place of Suffering to the Place of light. Remarkable building..... glad that was part of the signal festival this year. Worth visiting any time

Robert Coalson

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Beautiful building and park but tours were canceled because of covid.