Holešovice brewery, Cultural monument and brewery building in Holešovice, Czech Republic.
Holešovice brewery is an industrial building at Komunardů 42 in Prague 7 that combines Romantic, Renaissance, and Gothic style elements within its facade. The complex retains its original exterior and structural features from its operational period.
The building was founded in the late 19th century and shaped Prague's beer production under the Měšťan brand until it closed in 1998. Its long operational period makes it a record of the industrial growth in the Holešovice district.
The building takes its name from the brewery that once defined the neighborhood and its preserved exterior walls tell the story of local craftsmanship. Visitors can observe how the architecture reflects the importance of beer production in shaping this district's character.
The site has been converted to office spaces but the exterior structures remain visible and accessible from the street. Walking through the neighborhood gives the best view of how the building relates to its surroundings.
The building displays an unusual blend of architectural styles not typically found together in industrial structures. This rare combination makes it an engaging study for architecture enthusiasts exploring Prague's industrial heritage.
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