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There are a several places that tourists are recomended for unforgetibal views of the city. The TV Tower in Zizkov, the Petrin Hill Tower and of course the tower in St Vitus Cathedral. We tryed the last one. It was realy worth it. For those who are not fit fisicly, I would recomend the TV Tower since it has an elevator. Here are some pictures taken from the top of the Cathedral. Leave a Comment
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 The Bridge's of Prague by easyoar
I think the best time to go up is a little while before sunset, and probably on the longer days of the year so that the sun gives the best lighting. Whilst you are up there, look for all the bridges and there different uses. The one nearest has a tram going over and a boat about to go under. The second nearest is Charles Bridge, which is a pedestrian only bridge (and Prague’s most famous bridge). Leave a Comment Address: Near the Metronome
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 Prague Castle & St. Vitus,
from Strahov monastery by hundwalder
Allow yourself time to visit the fascinating sites missed by most tourists. You will be greatly rewarded for the minimal effort. Use Prague's excellent public transportation network to quickly get to these " remote " locations. Tram #22 will take you to Strahov Monastery and to unforgettable places along the route.
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Lots of tourists were waiting for the perfect shoot, and I was one of them. I wish to have a better camera on that moment… Leave a Comment Address: Charles Bridge
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 TV Babies... by Barton1968
On a clear day you can see places up to 100 kilometers away. Which is a diameter encompassing the following large cities: Plzeň, Rakovník, Most, Teplice, Ústí nad Labem, Děčín, Česká Lípa, Liberec, Jablonec nad Nisou, Jičín, Hradec Králové, Poděbrady, Jihlava, Tábor and Písek. You can get a great view of Mt. Říp. Leave a Comment Address: Tower Praha, a.s., Mahlerovy sady 1, Prague 3Phone: 267 005 778Directions: By metro line A stop Jiriho z Podebrad or by tram no. 9 stop Olsanske namesti or no. 11 stop Jiriho z Podebrad.Website: http://www.tower.cz/
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 Vltava and bridges from the
Castle by dabidc
All places visited by tourists and travellers alike in their walks throughout the Old Town. Leave a Comment Directions: View from the Hradcany to Mala Strana on the west bank of the Vltava river.
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 view of Prague and its bridges by sandysmith
Alternatively if all this excursion has made you hungry then the monastery restaurant in this complex - Klasterni Pivovar Restaurant of SV Norbert serves up tasty czech fare. I enjoyed a real tasty goulash and beer there at very reasonable cost.
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Mala Strana started life in the 8th or 9th century as a market settlement. In 1257 Premysl Otakar II granted it town status and around 1360-1362 fortifications were built on the orders of Charles IV. This has been known for centuries as the Hunger Wall, built, it is believed, with the aim of giving employment to the poor during a period of famine.
Mala Strana was almost destroyed twice: first during a battle between the Hussites and the Prague Castle garrison in 1419, and then in the Great Fire of Prague in 1514. Renaissance buildings and palaces replaced the destroyed houses.
The baroque churches and palaces that give Mala Strana its charm date from the 17th and 18th centuries. Leave a Comment Address: Old TownDirections: clusters around the foot of Prague Castle
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Is Prague's most prominent Art Nouveau building. An art-nouveau building constructed in 1911 (A.Balsanek, O.Polivka) on the spot of the former king's court, a seat of the kings of Bohemia from the end of the 14th century till 1438.The rich interior andexterior decoration is work of A.Mucha, M.Svabinsky etc. The monumental Smetana Concert Hall forms the centre of the building being the place of the international Music Festival Prazske jaro (Prague Spring), other concerts and important social events.
Situated on the site of the former Royal Court Palace, this impressive building is a frequent stop for visitors drawn in by the art nouveau gold trimmings, stained glass, sculpture, and the regular exhibitions and concerts. Historically, Municipal House had been used as a seminary and a military college, but was finally demolished and replaced by the present cultural centre, with many exhibition halls and an auditorium designed by A. Balasek. On October 28th, 1918, the Municipal House was the scene for the proclamation of the independent state of Czechoslovakia.
Boasting the biggest concert hall in town, The Smetana, is situated in the heart of the building, and is sometimes used as a ballroom. The interior is decorated with works by leading Czech artists of the first decade of the century - most notably the famous Alfons Mucha.
There is also a cafe and the famous French restaurant in the lobby hall where visitors can relax. Leave a Comment Address: Namesti Rpubliky, 5, Prague 1Phone: 222 002 101Directions: center
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 Prague view from Powder Tower by codrutzLeave a Comment
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