Mikulandská 6

New Town, Czech Republic

Exterior only

Visible from the street; the inside is private.

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Mikulandská 6 is a culturally significant Prague townhouse in the New Town district, designed by the architects Jan Zábranský, Arnošt Jenšovský, Antonín Gabriel, and Václav Kopecký. The building exemplifies a distinctive blend of architectural styles, combining rondocubism with baroque revival and baroque elements—a stylistic synthesis that reflects early twentieth-century Central European architectural innovation. Designated as a cultural monument of the Czech Republic, the house represents an important example of how Prague's architects reinterpreted historical baroque forms through the geometric vocabulary of the modernist era.