For a chance to dine in a building that dates back hundreds of years, head to the Pallffy Palace in the Czech capital.

The grand second-floor restaurant is entered via a suitably majestic sweeping staircase in the baroque venue.

A romantic setting is evoked by the candlelit area with soft classical music, while candelabras, fresh flowers, crystal and portraits of composers adorn the dining area.

Food is described by Concierge.com as "novo-Euro" and comes fairly reasonably priced and the menu, which changes three times a year, includes mouthwatering dishes such as seared tuna with tomato-olive compote and minted lamb seasoned with smoked salt.

An extensive range of fine wines is also on offer at the eatery.

The decadent setting means that guests are reminded of the history of the building, which was originally created at the beginning of the 18th century, and reconstructed in the mid-1800s.

For other romantic dining experiences in Prague, visit Flambee Restaurant, Kampa Park Restaurant or Triton Restaurant, among others.