The Hotel Cerna Liska Prague, formerly known as the house of the "Black Wolf", was built in 2nd half of the 14th century at the edge of the city town hall house block, towards the former market place. The street facades face the Saint Nicolaus church.
The gothic cellar and brickwork on the southern and western side of the house have been preserved in the former state. During a renaissance period when the house passed a reconstruction, the 3rd floor has been added. Baroque architects on the turn of the 17th and 18th century have changed the dispositions of the ground floor. The proof of this change is the new arcade, which is apparent in the underground floor, in the space which nowadays serves as a restaurant. Read More…
The current design of the facade has been influenced by a classicism reconstruction at the beginning of the 19th century. In 1862, the new stairway leading to guest rooms has been built. At the end of the 2nd world war, in May 1945, during the Prague revolution, the house was damaged in a very serious way by fire, when the Old town hall has been battered. To regain its current appearance, the house was newly reconstructed during 1995-2002.
