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ul. Rokycanova 10/923, Prague, 130 00, Czech Republic
Petrin Tower
the wall
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St Wencleslas Square, shops and more shops :(
Hi ,
can someone give me tips in buying souvenirs from the church of Lady of St.victorious,i have to buy several statue of Holy Infant Jesus of Prague.this is the only item that my family & friends want from my forthcoming trip to Prague need some costings..
Thanks in advance
There is a souvenir shop at the church, but I cannot remember any prices, my impression was that they were fairly reasonably priced. The website does not mention the shop. There are also shops in the street near the church that sell souvenirs http://www.karmel.at/prag-jesu/english/firsten.htm
This city is what fairytales are made of, to wonder around the old part of town, is to go back in time, to an era of horse carriages and nobility. I considered Prague a true architectural gem of a bygone era. My time spent on this city, will be my most cherish memory of this city. Just walking around, and enjoying the people and buildings of this truly beautiful city. THIS IS MY PICTURE OF WENCESLAUS SQUARE.
Despite its modern reputation for Baroque buildings with brightly colored facades, many things in Prague are strictly medieval. You need not walk far before discovering ancient spires, imposing towers or other features built well before the Renaissance.
If you don’t mind sitting with others, you might want to try sharing your table with others especially if its busy. This apparently will be less expensive in some restaurants and the locals will not see it as being rude or invasive to join them dining.
Dining can be fairly casual most of the time, even shorts are ok. Of course if you are going more high brow, choose your dress accordingly.
Pertrin Hill - rediscover your inner child and run around stealing pears, the Mirror Maze, climb the mini Eiffel Tower and feed the birds.
Petrin Hill is dead cool :) You've got a lovely panoramic view of Prague city and you can walk across the nature paths to Prague Castle as well.
From the top of Petrin hill, the old town wall, built in 1360 - 62 in the reign of Charles IV, runs down to the foot. It is called hunger wall from a legend that it was built to provide employment in the fight against hunger.
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