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Beautifully reconstructed Apartment in a 16th century building. Apartment is just a wonderful few minutes walk to some of the most interesting sites in Prague, including, the Castle and The Charles Bridge. Cobble stone, gaslight, winding streets will charm you. Apartment is entered either through hall door, 600 year-old spiral sand stone steps, or a private lift.

Deep-set windows, thick walls contribute to the ancient romance of this flat in the most prestigious area of Prague, Mala Strana.
The views from the bedroom and the living room are breathtaking as this building sits on the river both the bedrooms are tranquil and quiet. The building is completely reconstructed and this Renaissance Apartments offers a modern bath and kitchen with all modern conveniences.

Activities: Prague has everything for the perfect city break. Prague abounds in Theatre, clubs, casinos, opera, ballet, concerts & discos. There is something here for everyone. Having been spared damage in WWII and then occupied by the Communists for 40 years (who did absolutely nothing), Prague remains that untouched jewel from the past. With the largest historic centre in Europe, Prague invites you to walk down one cobbled street after another. The history and architecture will fascinate you.

The living room is extremely large and spacious and is decorated with a combination of restored antique and vintage furnishings. Thought care and originality in the décor, serve to create an atmosphere of class and elegance which we believe, will help make this property one of the most popular apartment we rent in Prague.

The views from the bedroom and the living room are breathtaking as this building sits on the Vltava river both the bedrooms are tranquil and quiet. The building is completely reconstructed and this Renaissance Apartments offers a modern bath and kitchen with all modern conveniences. The building is located on a very quiet street close to shopping, transportation and the finest restaurants in Prague’s most prestigious area, Mala Strana.