Decorative Cities

Prague in the Czech Republic is a city where Art Nouveau not only survives but thrives, seamlessly woven into the fabric of its historic streets and architectural landmarks. Known for its fairy-tale charm and cultural depth, Prague became a prominent center for Art Nouveau at the turn of the 20th century, with local artists and architects embracing the style’s graceful curves, floral motifs, and ornamental details. As you explore the city, you’ll find breathtaking examples of this decorative movement adorning façades, interiors, and public spaces. One of the most striking areas is Pařížská Street, where grand buildings showcase the elegance of Art Nouveau amidst a backdrop of luxury boutiques and tree-lined avenues. Don’t miss the iconic Municipal House (Obecní dům), a masterpiece of Czech Art Nouveau design, featuring intricate mosaics, gilded interiors, and contributions from renowned artists like Alphonse Mucha. From cafés and concert halls to quiet residential corners, Prague offers a captivating journey into the heart of Art Nouveau, where every detail tells a story of beauty, craftsmanship, and artistic vision.