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Created in 1781 by Count Nostitz, the neo-Classical building decked out in a palette of green and cream that dominates the "fruit market" square was made famous by Mozart's triumphant creation of Don Giovanni in 1787. Shows were given here in Czech as well as German, but the theatre was then dedicated exclusively to German as of 1861, under the new name of the Royal Theatre. It was then affiliated to the National Theatre in 1920, only for the Communists to rename it Tyl, after the author of the national anthem.
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Things to see and donearby
- The Green Guide152 m - Celetná, 110 00 Praha 1
- The Green Guide184 m - Na Príkope, 110 00 Praha
- The Green Guide187 m - Ovocný trh, Praha
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Where to sleepnearby
- From €30Quiet apartment in the heart of Old Town centre88 m - Železná 493/20, 110 00 Prague
- From €47Stylish, Light-Filled Home in the Historic Center92 m - Železná 493/20, 110 00 Prague
- From €88BRIGHT Prague Havelská120 m - Havelská 502/21, 110 00 Prague
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Where to eatnearby
- Divinis€MICHELIN 2021347 m - Týnská 21, 110 00 Prague
- Monarch€MICHELIN 2021407 m - Na Perštýně 15, 110 00 Prague
- Pot au Feu€€MICHELIN 2021417 m - Rybná 13, 110 00 Prague
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