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A neo-renassance building erected in 1868-1881 as a result of a vast national collection. Reopened in 1883 after a fire. The outside and inside decoration was completed by the artists of the National Theatre generation. The National Theatre is the outstanding Czech stage and its repertoire consists of drama, opera and ballet performances.
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Praha1 , Narodni 2
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It is the best place to enjoy classic dance and opera performances.
the address is Narodni 2 Nove Mesto.
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