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Wallenstein Palace and Garden, Prague, Czech Republic : Reviews of Wallenstein Palace and Garden - Yahoo! Travel
A baroque-style palace and garden setting named after Albrecht von Wallenstein, an important Hapsburg military commander. Built between 1624 and 1630, this was on...
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Wallenstein Palace, Prague - Reviews of Wallenstein Palace - IgoUgo
But the part that is shown is truly beautiful and well maintained. All of the decoration is by Italian architects. The main hall can easily accommodate 200 people. This very large hall has a ceiling fresco of battle scene, with Wallenstein in the middle portrayed as Mars. The room is lit by beautifu...
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Wallenstein Garden and Palace- Prague, Czech Republic - VirtualTourist.com
Wallenstein garden is a good place to relax, enjoy the ambience, and to get to know the locals. Beautiful and well designed andscaping, sculptured hedges, many expertly crafted lifelike bronze statues and fountains, ponds with colorful fish, and great architecture abounds. There are even peacocks st...
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Wallenstein Palace Gardens (Zahrada Valdstejnskeho palace) - Prague - Reviews of Wallenstein Palace Gardens (Zahrada Valdstejnskeho palace) - TripAdvisor
These are the gardens of Wallestein Palace. It was built between 1624 and 1630. This building is currently home of the Czech Minister of Culture. You can't go inside the palace, but y...
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Wallenstein%20Palace%20and%20Gardens :: Prague Info :: AllPraha.com
The gardens are rather spectacular, with their ornamental ponds, formal beds and bronze statues. A most unusual feature of the gardens is the Grotesquery, or dripstone wall, that stands along one side. It is intended to represent the inside of a limestone cave. Lookout for the creatures hiding in it...
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Wallenstein Garden Czech Republic - a Gardens Guide review
: One of Europe’s greatest military commanders had a sector of medieval Prague destroyed to make this garden. Count Wallenstein, though born a Protestant in Bohemia, raised and led the armies which gave the Roman Catholic faction most of its successes in the Thirty Years war. He was a cold, ego...
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