The city of Prague has several important Art Nouveau buildings including:
The Municipal House, The Hotel Pariz and The Hotel Central
The Municipal House (O becni dum). 1905-1911
Only the Municipal House has survived intact, both interiors and exteriors have are largely original.
This building is described in more detail elsewhere on the site. Please follow the link.
For the full background and story of The Municipal House click the link below:
The story of the Municipal House (O becni dum)
Hotel Pariz: Jan Vejrych, 1904.
Hotel Pariz is located in the centre of Prague in Old Town. U Obecního domu, 110 00 Staré Město. It is conveniently next door to the Municipal House. Should funds permit it is 5* and very nice. Get a room on the corner overlooking Prague. It was built in 1904 according to plans of Jan Vejrych. Its architectural style is a mixture of Art Nouveau and Gothic Revival.
Hotel Central: Friedrich Ohmann plus Alois Dryák/ Bedřich Bendelmayer. 1898-1901
This building was designed by Austrian architect Friedrich Ohmann. It can be found on Hybernská 10, 110 00 Prague 1 in the center of the old town. It has been trouble by limited funding from the beginning. It was designed in 1898 but had to be completed by his students Alois Dryák and Bedřich Bendelmayer and finally opened in 1901, although the interiors were not finally finished until sometime later. The façade is largely intact but the interiors have been much changed. It is now a K+K hotel. You can stay ther