The Estate Theater of the city of Prague is a world famous tourist spot in the Czech Republic. The Estate Theater of Prague can be called the most beautiful historic theater building in the entire region of Europe. This theater building is at least one of the best theater building among the theater buildings in Europe that have a historical importance. The beautiful theater building was built by the Czech aristocrat Frantisek Antonin Count Nostitz Rieneck. The said aristocrat wanted to improve the charm of his dear city and at the same time to give boost to the cultural tastes of the people of the city.
The Estate Theater in the city of Prague in the Czech Republic took two years to be constructed and later in the year 1783, the Estate Theater was officially open to the public. The first performance in the theater was a tragedy named Emilia Galotti by Lessing. In the beginning the name of this renowned theater was Czech Republic It was built at the same time when the National theaters were being established in every part of Europe.
The site on which the Estate Theater is located was an ideal site for the production of the theaters. The place is adjacent to Kotcu as well as to the Charles University. At that time the university and the theater were considered as one. The building is an amazing example of the classicist style of architecture. Apart from the theater in Leonov Styria this is the only theater that is built in this pattern. This beautiful theater has been restored to preserve its original form.
The Estate Theater of Prague was purchased by the Czech estate in the year 1798 and from that day the theater was named as the Royal Theater of the Estates. In the year 1862 when the provisional theater was established as Czech stage, in particular, the Estate Theater was dedicated to the German counterpart. The theater was called as the Estate Theater from the year 1920 to 1948. The theater building also survived the destruction and ravages of the second World War. At that time the building was occupied by the Nazi army. The name of the theater changed again in the year 1948 and was renamed as Tyl Theater.
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Later in the year 1990 the theater again regained its old historic name and became known as the Estate Theater in Prague or the Theater of the Estates.
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