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palais Černín: ce qu’il y a autour, comment y aller et quand venir · 2026

Long-term residents near Hradčany navigate tight ministerial security perimeters rather than open public grounds around this monumental diplomatic complex.

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Černín Palace stands as the largest baroque residential complex in Prague and functions as the Czech diplomatic headquarters.

Humprecht Jan Czernin, an imperial envoy representing the Habsburg crown in Venice and Rome, acquired garden grounds previously held by the debt-burdened House of Lobkowicz. Czernin hired the Swiss-Italian designer Francesco Caratti to draft the palace layout, while builders Gione Decapaoli and Abraham Leuthner directed construction.

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Stucco artisans Giovanni Maderna and Giovanni Battista Cometa yielded their finishing work on the interior walls to Francesco Peri and Antonio Travelli. The resulting structure expanded into the grandest baroque palace in Prague, transforming from a noble residence into the central office of Czechoslovak and Czech foreign affairs.

Associations
  • Francesco CarattiSwiss-Italian architect who designed the expansive monumental facade and layout.
  • Ministry of Foreign AffairsState diplomatic department operating working offices within the historical palace.
  • Humprecht Jan CzerninImperial Habsburg envoy to Rome and Venice who commissioned the massive residence.
  • Government Security RestrictionsActive foreign service use limits interior sightseeing and public courtyard access.
Faits
  • Humprecht Jan Czernin purchased garden land formerly held by the House of Lobkowicz.
  • Architect Francesco Caratti prepared the architectural project for the monumental complex.
  • Building contractors Gione Decapaoli and Abraham Leuthner carried out structural construction.
  • The estate ranks as the largest baroque palace building in Prague.
  • The building contains the operational headquarters of the Czech Ministry of Foreign Affairs.
Source : Wikipedia

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