It's currently open but in renovation! Many parts, also the Pater Noster and the rooftop are closed!

Who is Up, who is down? What's the message? Interesting

Absolutely noteworthy place in Prague. Amazing vibes inside the building- you can feel the pulse of history here. Plus impressive “Horse” sculpture by David Černy!

Der Flair geht nicht verloren. Die Geschäfte, Cafe, Restaurant wunderschön, sehr nettes Personal, das Restaurant hervorragend, was besonderes was es eigentlich immer schon war. Ein "MUSS " bei jedem Pragbesuch. P&S

A lovely early 20th century building that contains an Alphonse Muncha style glass windows and art. The most eye catching art piece is the upside down horse. It is created by David Černý who has his art dotted around the city. You might have spotted the turning Kafka head in the city. The sculpture is a mocking reference to the more famous equestrian statue of King (and later, Saint) Wenceslas that sits in Wenceslas Square, and possibly a mocking nod to Czech president Vaclav Klaus. Definately worth a visit!

What a unique experience visiting here was for me. I was a bit too early to same the pub which came highly recommended, but it was worth stopping by.

Been here while lost to prague main train station 🤣

The inside is cool.

Interesting.

Brilliant venue, acoustics great, no matter where you sit or stand view excellent. PS went to see Bob Dylan excellent all 3 nights!;

Famous historical building with beautiful interior and a popular photo point at the horse statue. The building has an old cinema, music bar, concert venue, several cafes and shops.

nice venue

Free entrance to internal movie theatre arcade. Fascinating upside down horse being ridden by on its stomach. Beautiful decor and lead lights. Interesting shops. Cafeterias and wine bars. Feels like the gracious 1930’s

The paternoster is currently being renovated, really sad, the place isn't that bad tho

One of the masterpieces of David Černý is here. Also the the unique lift to go to the roof of the building.

Rooftop proseco !

(Translated by Google) Czech polemic artist, all his artwork is meant to generate something in his audience. This time, we can see St. Wenceslas as a warrior but on top of a dead horse, upside down. There is no official explanation for this piece of art, but, we can deduce that he was not a big fan of St. Wenceslas. A controversial Czech artist, all his sculptures seek to generate or provoke something in his audience. This time, we can see St. Wenceslas as a warrior but riding on a dead horse turned around. There is no official explanation for this piece, but, we can deduce that he was not a big fan of Wenceslao. (Original) Czech polemic artist, all his artwork is meant to generate something in his audience. This time, we can see St. Wenceslas as a warrior but on top of a dead horse, upside down. There is no official explanation for this piece of art, but, we can deduce that he was not a big fan of St. Wenceslas. Artista checo polémico, todas sus esculturas buscan generar o provocar algo en su público. Esta vez, podemos ver a St. Wenceslao como un guerrero pero montando en un caballo muerto y dado vuelta. No hay una explicación oficial para esta pieza, pero, podemos deducir que no era muy fanático de Wenceslao.

Nice roof

Beautiful place, high prices

It’s bigger than I expected

Shopping centre. Upside down Horse

Recommend. Multipurpose Entertainment location. Architectural heritage.