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Located in Prague's Old Town, the Church of Our Lady before Týn is a significant Roman Catholic landmark with construction beginning around 1380.

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The Jan Hus Memorial, created by Josef Mařák, is a statue commemorating Jan Hus located in Prague's Old Town Square.

The Basilica of St Peter and St Paul is a Roman Catholic church in Vyšehrad, Czech Republic, built in the Gothic Revival style and recognized as part of the nation's cultural heritage.

The Old Town Bridge Tower, designed by Peter Parler around 1380, serves as a historic city gate and popular tourist destination in Prague’s Old Town.

The Powder Tower, a 15th-century Gothic landmark in Prague, originally served as a civic building and historic city gate.

The Old Town Hall, also known as Radniční věž, is a Gothic-style structure in Prague's Old Town Square that functions as a museum and offers panoramic views.

Charles Bridge, also known as Karlův most, is a Gothic-style monument in Prague, Czech Republic, initially constructed around 1357 and opened in 1402.

The Statue of Bruncvík, likely created around 1884 by an artist associated with Josef Václav Šíma, commemorates the legendary figure Bruncvík and is situated on Charles Bridge in Prague.

The Prague Metronome, located on Letná hill in Holešovice, Czech Republic, is a 5-meter tall structure originally built as a Stalin statue before being transformed into a metronome in 1991.

The Dancing House, also known as Tančící dům, is a deconstructivist-style commercial building completed in 1996 and located in the New Town of Prague.

Located in Prague's Old Town Square, the Prague Astronomical Clock, or Staroměstský orloj, dates back to around 1410 and serves as a notable cultural attraction.