Dancing House

The Dancing House, whose real name is the Nedlanden National Insurance Building, is an iconic avant-garde building in the New Town of Prague. It was jointly designed by well-known architects Brado Milunic and Frank Gehry. Since its completion in 1996, its The twisted "dancing" shape has long since become a beautiful scenery on the Vltava River. The building's design was initially questioned, with critics saying its irregular shape was out of step with the surrounding Baroque buildings, thanks to the support of then-President Javier Javier, who had lived in the area for decades. , the program can be successfully carried out. Today, the Dancing House has become another hotspot for photography enthusiasts after Prague's medieval buildings. There are galleries, hotels, restaurants and landscape bars in the building, where you can enjoy delicious food while enjoying the beautiful scenery of Prague Castle and Beitlin Hill.