The Kinski Palace is the most beautiful building of Prague Rokoko.It had been built during 1755-1766 by Anshelm Lurag under K. J. Dienzenzenhofer's plans.  The palace appeared on the place of two medieval houses as a four-wing building around the courtyard.  The Palace is one of two Prague houses where Franz Kafka had lived.  His father Herman Kafka had run there his drapery and haberdashery.  Nowadays, the palace houses the National Gallery.