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Pomnik Svateho Vaclava

Visit the iconic St. Wenceslas Statue in Prague, a national monument and historic site marking the 1918 proclamation of Czechoslovak independence.

Overview

The St. Wenceslas Statue is a massive bronze equestrian monument positioned prominently on Wenceslas Square, designed by renowned sculptor Josef Václav Myslbek. The statue depicts Saint Wenceslas on horseback, surrounded by four prominent Czech patron saints: Saint Ludmila, Saint Prokop, Saint Agnes, and Saint Vojtěch. Created over several decades ending in 1924, this landmark is not just a sculptural masterpiece but a site of profound national significance, having been the location where Czechoslovak independence was proclaimed on October 28, 1918. Designated as a national cultural monument in 1995, it remains a focal point for history, culture, and photography in the heart of Prague.

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    Answered frequent questions

    Is there a fee to see the St. Wenceslas Statue?

    No, it is a public outdoor monument and is free to view.

    Can I get close to the statue?

    Yes, you can walk around the monument within the square, though it is protected by a decorative bronze chain.