Kramář Villa — Open Day

Take a peek inside areas that are not normally open to the public. The Open House at Kramář Villa offers a unique opportunity to tour the official residence of the Prime Minister of the Czech Republic, an architectural gem in Prague’s Hradčany district linked to the legacy of the first Czechoslovak Prime Minister, Karel Kramář. During guided tours, visitors will discover the villa’s opulent historic interiors, fascinating stories about the villa, and its garden with stunning views of the Vltava River and the Prague panorama.

The villa of Karel Kramář (1860—1937), the first Prime Minister of Czechoslovakia, is undoubtedly a striking landmark of the Letná panorama. Although architecturally difficult to categorize — blending Neo-Baroque style with distinct Art Nouveau elements — it is considered one of the most notable examples of Prague’s villa architecture. The villa was built between 1911 and 1915, based on a design by architect Friedrich Ohmann. The final appearance of the interiors was strongly influenced by the taste of Kramář’s Russian wife, Nadezhda Nikolayevna. In the 1990s, the villa underwent a complete renovation and today regularly hosts prominent world leaders and serves as the venue for official receptions held by the Prime Minister.

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