The New Stage of the National Theater in Prague: photos, reviews

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The New Stage Of The National Theater in Prague, crafted by visionary architect Karel Prager and unveiled in 1983, is a modern marvel of sleek design featuring striking dark glass panels. This contemporary theater offers a bohemian vibe, making it a vibrant hub for entertainment seekers. With a Google rating averaging at 4.5, it's clear that visitors appreciate the diverse and imaginative performances, including standout acts like the 'Wonderful Circus'.

Patrons particularly commend the excellent customer service while enjoying a refreshment in the spacious café, which boasts a fantastic street view. Although the seating could be more comfortable, the lively atmosphere and unique offerings strongly recommend a visit. Whether you're drawn to groundbreaking plays by emerging young actors or the overall ambiance, this cultural gem promises a delightful experience inside and out.

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Wheelchair accessible, Payment by credit card

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The nearest public transport options for your convenience.

Národní třída

Tram stop 345 m walk

Národní divadlo

Tram stop 25 m walk

Národní divadlo

Tram stop 123 m walk

Národní divadlo

Tram stop 56 m walk

Národní divadlo

Tram stop 168 m walk

Evropská

Tram stop 322 m walk

4.5

based on 795 reviews

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4.5/5 795 reviews

Erika K

Just came to see the building itself, and the interior, which I loved. Some people say it looks out of place among the old town buildings, but i quite like it. The glass blocks look very brutalistic

Francis

Interesting looking building both outside and in. The upstairs cafe was ok. The service was lacking and somewhat inattentive.

Jan Husák

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The New Stage of the National Theater in Prague

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