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Portheimka

Visit Portheimka Summerhouse in Prague, a stunning 1728 Baroque residence by Kilian Ignaz Dientzenhofer featuring magnificent ceiling frescoes.

Overview

Portheimka Summerhouse, located at Štefánikova 68/12, stands as a notable example of High Baroque architecture designed in 1728 by Kilian Ignaz Dientzenhofer. Originally constructed as a summer residence for his family, the building is most celebrated for its oval marble hall, which houses a magnificent ceiling fresco depicting the Bacchus Festival, created by the renowned painter Vavřinec Reiner. Today, the space is managed by the Prague 5 City Ward, which utilizes the first floor to host a rotating schedule of short-term art exhibitions. Visitors can enjoy the historic atmosphere and artistic legacy of the property free of charge, with the added convenience of the onsite Českavárna Café, making it a perfect spot for those looking to combine historical exploration with a relaxing break.

What makes this place special

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    Answered frequent questions

    Is there an admission fee for Portheimka?

    No, admission is free.

    What are the opening hours for the summerhouse?

    It is open Tuesday through Sunday from 13:00 to 18:00.

    Is there a place to get coffee there?

    Yes, there is an onsite café called Českavárna.