Introduction to the Old Royal Palace: The Old Royal Palace (Czech: Stary Kralovsky Palac, English: Old Royal Palace) was the residence of the kings of Bohemia in the past. The entire palace building is roughly divided into three floors. Successive reigning lords have different views on different parts. Make repairs. The first hall at the entrance to the palace, the Vladislav Hall, is tall and spacious and is the center of gravity of the entire palace. The New Territory Hall above it has many images of early secretaries; the lower floor has the Gothic Palace of Charles IV and the imitation Romanesque Palace. The palace hall and most of the rooms in the palace were destroyed in the fire of 1541 AD, so some of them are the remains of later reconstruction.
Every day at 12 noon, the changing of the guard ceremony of soldiers is held in the Palace Square, attracting many tourists to watch.