Dancing House in Prague, Czech Republic
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- Sightseeing travel tip
- City center
by The curved lines of the glass walls really make the two parts of the building look like a dancing couple. The one standing straight is a man and the other one with it's waist bended. We all go to Prague for the historical buildings, but this one really worth a visit.
Price:
Free to watch and take pictures.
Opening Hours:
All the time.
How to get there:
On the bank of the Vltava coming south from the National Theater.
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