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Prague has a lot to offer in terms of sightseeing, because there are a magnet for attention in almost every place you see factors. Below we have a list of recommended best attractions. These are the best attractions you must see on any trip to Prague. Every tourists in Prague will have its own list of sightseeing, and this list is by no means exhaustive. And, but, a good starting point. There are other to get familiar with the best attractions in the city by subscribing to our tour free to walk on the foot, which cover more places Show in Prague.
Prague Castle
Prague Castle is a sprawling complex located on a hilltop and wide on the left bank of the Vltava River, which runs through the old town of Prague. And it called on the part of the Prague Castle Harrkany name. It's not a traditional castle "because it was built parts with different patterns and Autamtd vertically rather than horizontally. But inside the majestic castle there are many tourist attractions. What sets it apart most is St. Vitus Cathedral, established in the 14th century decorated with magnificent gargoyles that can easily be seen from the ground level. Inside St. Vitus Cathedral there are some graves where the smell Czech history, and you can ascend to the top of the bell tower, which is the highest point inside the castle. Where there are great views of the castle and old town of Prague. Elsewhere around the castle and other places worth visiting.
Charles Bridge
13th century Charles Bridge is usually filled with tourists and the Czech Republic both, especially during the spring and summer months. Charles Bridge as the most important tourist attractions in the city, and should be given priority in a list of sightseeing. And early morning is the best time to experience the walk because it is less crowded, and though the evening in a very romantic walk through the brightly lit streets.
Old Town Square
As long as the field was a great place, and today is a popular part of the town for both Czechs and tourists, and there are a lot of restaurants, bars, shops, galleries, museums and entertainment. -Term dating back to the 11th century when the field is a forum of several trade routes from long distances and served as a Commercial Market. It is known all over Europe at the time.
Astronomical Clock
The most popular part of the tower is the hall clock tower. Prague Astronomical Clock is one of the oldest wall clocks. Were installed for the first time in 1410 year and rebuilt at a later time at the hands of Master Hans in the year 1490. It consists time of three main parts: the astronomical dial, representing the position of the sun and moon in the sky, displaying various astronomical details, and on foot of the Apostles, and Offers unimaginable hours of figures of the apostles and other movement carvings, matching calendars with Calendar, which represents General months.
Powder Tower
Work began on this Gothic tower solid in 1475, but work was stopped after eight years when protests forced the king to flee the city. Still it lacks a roof when he asked Joseph Mukr terminated in 1870.
John Lennon Wall
During
the eighties of the last century, John Lennon became the Czech
demonstrators against the government code, when they left the words of
his songs and other political slogans on the wall now world famous. Starting from a famous sayings such as "Give peace a chance" bitter
personal feelings from people who lived in his term, the wall was
considered a ticket to what it was. Golden Lane
White
identified the foundations of the tower and the tower Dallibor majestic
and magnificent, golden corridor approaching dramatically from the
castle walls. On being chemists house in the sixteenth and seventeenth centuries,
next to those who were in footnote Empire, it is now a charming small
char strange and wonderful manifestations.Celetná Street
This street is located in the old city which is one of the most important streets in the province. Steeped in history, which dates back to the fourteenth century, a time that has been entered in the "royal road", a path through the city followed by the Czech kings when they receive to the throne. This route starts from Vysehrad and ends at the Prague Castle, and any way on this road was considered as very important.
Church of St. Nicholas (Old Town Square)
St. Nicholas Church was this Gothic building was the parish church of the ancient city before the construction of Tyn Church. I took by Benedictine monks resistance during the Reformation in the Czech lands in the period in 1600 was rebuilt in the Baroque style during 1700 by Kilian Ignac Dienzenhofer. Facing the old city hall fantastic in particular, where it should be as well to suit the prosperity represented by that region.
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