Czech Republic
- Belvedere (Prague)
- Clam-Gallas Palace (Prague)
- Czernin Palace (Prague)
- Kolowrat Palace (Prague, Loretanska)
- Kolowrat Palace (Prague, Ovocny trh)
- Kolowrat Palace (Prague, Valdstejnska)
- Kolowrat Palace (Prague, Hradcanske namesti)
- Thun-Hohenstein (Kolowrat) Palace
- Liechtenstein (Kaiserstein) Palace
- Rosenberg Palace (Prague)
- Martinic Palace (Prague)
- Sternberg Palace (Prague, Hradcany)
- Sternberg Palace (Prague, Mala Strana)
- Archbishop's Palace (Prague)
- Kaunitz Palace (Prague)
- Salm Palace (Prague)
- Tuscan Palace (Prague)
- Palfy Palace (Prague)
- Wallenstein Palace (Prague)
- Morzin Palace (Prague)
- Kinsky Palace (Prague) - former residence of the Kinsky princely family
- Schwarzenberg Palace (Prague) - former residence of the Schwarzenberg princely family
- Prague Castle - built in a Palace style
- Old Royal Palace (Prague Castle)
- Lobkowicz Palace (Prague Castle)
- Lobkowicz Palace (Prague, Mala Strana)
- Kroměříž Archbishop's Palace
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