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Emmaus
Monastery, founded by Charles IV in 1347, rebuilt in neo-Gothic style
in 1880. That stricking, double-pointed roof was a 1967 addition,
replacing a roof that was bombed out in World War II (just about the
only damage sustained by Prague during the War). |
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This highly
eccentric building was designed by the famous architect Frank Gehry and
is commonly known as the Fred and Ginger House. Can you guess why?
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