Czech Republic Hlavní město Praha Město Czechia
Dancing House
Iconic Prague building known for its deconstructivist architecture resembling a pair of dancers, designed by Frank Gehry and Vlado Milunić.
- 6 Jiráskovo náměstí
- 605 083 611
- https://www.galerietancicidum.cz/
Tips from the community
One of my favorite spots in the city for Instagram and photography is the fantastic Dancing House. This incredible architecture was designed by architects Vlado Milunić with Canadian-American Frank Gehry and consists of lots of unusual curves and shapes. I recommend coming here around sunset/blue hour to get the best pictures.
reinacartagena 3 years ago
Dancing House is actually a modern architectural masterpiece completed in 1996 by Frank Gehry. Its sleek design with a tower resembling a woman wearing a skirt might look out of place amongst Prague’s centuries-old buildings, but it indicates a turning point in the modernization of the city.
travelfreak 4 years ago
Get a drink on the top of the dancing house! :) amazing view for sunset
reinacartagena 3 years ago
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