National Theatre

Constructed in 1868 in the Czech nation’s quest to demonstrate its independence and national identity, is one of the most prestigious stages in the Czech Republic, originally funded by collections of money spontaneously organized among the entire nation.

Constructed in 1868 in the Czech nation’s quest to demonstrate its independence and national identity, is one of the most prestigious stages in the Czech Republic, originally funded by collections of money spontaneously organized among the entire nation.

Its Neo Renaissance building is home to three ensembles performing ballet, opera and drama performances there.

The most renowned Czech artists of the second half of the 19th century contributed to the National Theatre decor, starting with the main architect Josef Zítek and spanning all the arts with personalities like Mikoláš Aleš, František Ženíšek, Vojtěch Hynais or J. V. Myslbek.