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Old
Town Hall is one of the most striking buildings on Old Town Square in
Prague. A private home was converted for public use in 1338 when King
John of Luxemburg agreed to set up a town coucil. The tower was added
in 1364. It is surrounded by Gothic and Renaissance houses. Lots of tourists
gather on the hour in front of the astonomical clock, to watch the apostles
march around.