Velkoprevorsky Palace

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During more than 800 years of its existence the building has came through many rebuildings according to all the main architectural styles. After 1420 the former Romanesque style was rebuilt in the gothic style, the renaissance makeover came after 1610 and finally, after 1725, the baroque rebuilding, which is excellently preserved till nowadays. Representative parts are the „piano nobile“ with the Grand Priory´s chamber and the main Knight´s Hall, where the knights met. In all rooms there are paintings of Czech, German and Italian baroque masters. Established more than eight centuries ago, the Grand Priory of Bohemia is the oldest among all the Grand Priories of the Sovereign Military Order of Malta. You are not limited to the inner area of the palace as a wonderful garden can be found on the inside which is perfect for a garden party

General Information:

Knights Hall:
Banquet: 100 persons
Cocktail: 150 persons

Garden:
Cocktail: 250 persons

Salla Terrena:
Banquet: 70 persons
Cocktail: 100 persons