Liechtenstein Palace

The Liechtenstein Palace, originally built in 1697 and designed by Giovanni Battista Alliprandi, is a cultural monument in Prague, Czech Republic, currently serving a governmental purpose.

The Liechtenstein Palace is a palace located in the Czech Republic. It was originally built in 1697. The palace’s architect was Giovanni Battista Alliprandi.

It holds the status of a cultural monument of the Czech Republic. The building currently serves a governmental purpose.

While debated, architectural styles associated with the palace include baroque and Neoclassical architecture.

The Liechtenstein Palace is situated in Prague, with discussions around its precise location within Prague 1 and Malá Strana.

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