Angelo Hotel Pilsen

The Brewery, approximate distances 50 m:
The famous Brewery Gate is the entry point to the area of the Pilsner Urquell Brewery, which offers a complete experience of both the tradition and present-day production of the world-renown pilsner lager.
The Great Synagogue, approximate distances 800 m:
The Great Synagogue, the third biggest synagogue in the world, originates from 1893. The monumental building built in Moorish-Romanesque style with interesting interiors today also serves as a concert and exhibition hall.
Tha City Hall, approximate distances 500 m:
The renaissance city hall, built according to the plans of Italian architect Giovanni de Statia in the period of 1554 - 1559, is among the most beautiful city halls in Bohemia. The relief model of the historic city centre is located in the rear part of its entry hall.
The West Bohemian Museum, approximate distances 500 m:
Cathedral is the most precious monument in the historic city centre. Its 102,6 meter high tower is the land mark of the city centre, and it offers a beautiful view of the surroundings from the top. At the main altar you can find Pilsner?s renowned Madonna - a vintage work in the style of the so-called "beautiful Madonnas" in the Czech gothic art.
The Patton Memorian Pilsen, approximate distances 800 m:
It Is the only one museum in the whole Czech Republic that is devoted to the U.S. ARMY
Radyne, approximate distances 12 km:
Ruin, a castle was founded by Charles IV in 1361 on the Rocky hill. During the Hussite Wars it was forfeited and since 1558 has likely became deserted.
Chateau Kozel, approximate distances 12 km:
Originally a hunting lodge constructed it the eighteenth century by JAn Vojtech Cernin of Chudenic. This Chateau continues to reflect a classic design even after undergoing reconstruction during the nineteenth century.
Monastery Kladruby, approximate distances 28 km:
national cultural memorial, - Former Benedict abbey founded by prince Vladislav I in 1115. At the beginning of the 18th century J.B. Santini took part in the construction of convent. It is interesting that the convent itself is separated from the buildings of the front court.
ZOO + Botanical Garden, approximate distances 1,5 km
The attractive natural area of the Pilsen ZOO is divided into geographical zones. Over one thousand species of animals live here in natural conditions without bars. The biggest lizards of the world are a rarity of the ZOO - the Komodo Dragon. A part of the botanical garden in the area of the Pilsen ZOO has become a Japanese garden designed and created from stones imported from Japan by the Japanese architect Eishin Harada Only two of these Japanese gardens founded upon traditional principles of Japanese symbolism, are in Europe - the other located in Vienna?s Sch?nbrunn.