Welcome to the very heart of the charming district of old Prague called Ořechovka. A few steps from the Prague Castle with a view of the whole of Prague like in the palm of your hand. In a completely quiet neighborhood full of old original villas of the First Republic built in the 20s of the 20th century. Magnolias reign here in spring and the district is characterized by glowing red roofs on which the setting sun paints unforgettable pictures.

It has been more than 100 years since this quarter of Prague was built, and the genius loci of this place has not lost its power even today, on the contrary. You would be hard-pressed to find a place in Prague where a new film or other audiovisual project would be created more often.

In the years 1920-1922, according to the project of Jaroslav Vondrák and Jan Šenkýra, Lomená street was built, the patriot of Ořechovka. These are connected houses in the style of English garden towns. Other architectural styles of Ořechovka are rondocubism, art deco, neobaroco and functionalism (Loos's villa). Perhaps this is also why Ořechovka was the place where the most famous Czech artists and architects of the interwar period lived and worked.

Discover this beautiful and unique Prague and stay in the corner under the lamp, where you will find house 38 at the turn of Lomená street.