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Art Nouveau station hall in Prague

Art Nouveau Station Hall in Prague

The Art Nouveau hall in Prague’s Central Station (Praha hlavní nádraží) gives a glimpse of the former splendour and glory of the Habsburg Empire. It was designed by Josef Fanta (1856-1954) and opened in 1909. [German]

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Published February 5, 2026

Monument to Nicholas Winton

Monument to Nicholas Winton in Prague

While waiting for my connection train in Prague, my eye fell on a group of bronze statues at platform 1 of Prague Central Station. A man and two children stand next to me. What’s the story behind them? The answer is: Nicholas Winton.

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Published December 6, 2025

Manhole cover in Prague

Manhole cover at Prague Central Station

This manhole cover on a platform of Prague Central Station (Praha hlavní nádraží) displays the historic station building. Today, the entrance hall of this building, created by Josef Fanta, forms a hidden gem for friends of Art Nouveau. [German]

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Published October 25, 2025

Plaque to Woodrow Wilson in Prague

Plaque to Woodrow Wilson at the main railway station of Prague, Czech Republic

Plaque to the 28th President of the United States Woodrow Wilson, seen at the main railway station of Prague. During the First Czechoslovak Republic and from 1945 to 1953 the largest station of the capital city was named Wilson Station (Wilsonovo nádraží).

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Published October 8, 2015

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