The Old Burgrave's House is a palace building constructed in the Royal District during the reign of Charles IV in the second half of the 14th century. It was the only palace building in the location and from this era to survive the pillaging by Hussite militia in 1420, probably thanks to its function as the seat of Vyšehrad's master of provisions. The current state of the Old Burgrave's House is a result of a Baroque reconstruction which suited the building to the needs of the Vyšehrad fortress in the 18th century. A recent substantial renovation of the Old Burgrave's House took place from 2003 to 2005 when an auditorium seating 90 spectators and a café were created in the building. The Old Burgrave's House for Children (theater for children, arts workshops, events for children) The Old Burgrave's House offers weekend program for children (mostly on Sundays). If you come for a cultural or creative event for children, you can also enjoy a walk in the park or visit the children's playground. | Ticket reservations: pokladna@praha-vysehrad.cz The box office is open one hour before the programme start.
Admission: Fairy Tales: Child 80Kč/ Adult 60Kč Fairy Tales with workshop: 90 Kč Workshop: 90 Kč
The programme is in Czech language.
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