THE ROYAL MILE A unique complex of architectonic and historic memories, connecting today's centre of the town (Powder Tower via Celetna Street, Old Town Square, Karlova Street, Charles Bridge, Mostecka and Neruda Streets) with the entrance gate of Prague Castle.countries.

Powder Tower A Gothic building from 1475 constructed by Matthias Rejsek, and once probably used to store gunpowder. Modified in 1875-86.
The Estates' Theatre Opened in 1783 as the Nostic Theatre. The premiere of Mozart's opera Don Giovanni was given here on October 29, 1787.
Carolinum The original Charles University building, established in 1348. A Gothic bay chapel of 137O was rebuilt in Baroque style in 1718. At present, Charles University graduation ceremonies take place there.
Betlehem Chapel Originally a Gothic chapel dating from 1391. The famous religious reformer Jan Hus preached there.
The House of the Lords from Kunstat and Podebrady A Romanesque building probably from the second half of the 12th century, once the seat of the land administrator Jiri of Podebrady, to whom there is a memorial hall.
Prague Ghetto Seven synagogues remain from this old settlement which includes the Jewish Town Hall and the Old Jewish Cemetery - the most remarkable in Europe. Klaus Synagogue - from 1680, exhibiting Hebrew manuscripts and old prints The High Synagogue - mid-16th century, exhibiting synagogal textiles Pinkas Synagogue - established 1475, a memorial to victims of Nazism Maisel Synagogue - containing silver artefacts from various Czech synagogues Jewish Town Hall - mid-16th century Former Ceremonial Hall - children's drawings from the concentration camp at Terezin Old Jewish Cemetery - with a tomb of Rabbi Low Old-New Synagogue - an early Gothic building from the 13th century. >>