Beatiful city but the royal place is so mid 😞
Beatiful city but the royal place is so mid 😞
Beatiful city but the royal place is so mid 😞
How many royal palaces are inhabited by royalty today? But actually importantly: 1
was built at Prague Castle already at the turn of the 9th and 10th century
2
Several Bohemian monarchs ruled as non-hereditary kings and first gained the title in 1085…
I reckon its name really isn’t “Royal Palace of country” but literal kings had it as their primary residence! Pls don’t act like an american, its a really beatiful country but it does not excell in this one point!
You are right, the building in the picture was the residence of one (1) royal (Rudolph II) because it dates to the 16th century. The dozens of Přemyslid kings may have lived at the same location but their 10th century buildings didn't survive. You never said anything incorrect, I'm just saying that the post seems to overstate the importance of the building. When asked what the presidents' (and past royals') Czech residence is, most Czechs will correctly say "Prague Castle" but will not be able to point at the specific building (Southern Wing, 3rd courtyard). This is not even where major state events happen, that would be Vladislav Hall nearby...
Compared to?
Literally to every other nation that have one? Humor me and think of any other European nation and look theirs up! They all look better!
Such a shame that I can’t post pics here…