Moments of Prague

Prague is magnificent, a lovely city with a lot to see and explore. Situated on Vltava River, the capital city of the Czech Republic is a perfect destination for adventurers and people who seek good food and an extraordinary culture. I spent 3 days strolling the old stone streets of Prague, admiring the architecture and the perfectly colored buildings, while enjoying the famous Trdelnik and hoping that time will stop. Prague impressed me a lot and I want to share with you photos of nice places in Prague.

The Charles Bridge and the famous bohemian statues placed on both balustrades of the bridge is a must if you are in Prague. It is nice to walk and take pictures, while admiring the view. Please, be aware that it is really crowded.

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Charles Bridge
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Statue on the Charles Bridge

The Prague Castle is a huge and again one of main landmarks of Prague. We crossed the river on the Charles Bridge and climbed up to the castle, it is very easy to go as there are signs everywhere. The second we crossed the river on another bridge and climbed up first to the Letenske Park and then went up to the castle.

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Chotkovy Park
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View of the Prague Castle
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Kralovsky letohradek (Belveder)

The Old Town Square  with the astronomical clock

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Colorful Buildings
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Transport in Prague
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U Kam. Zvonu, Monument on the Old Town Square
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Astronomical Clock

The Jewish Town is another specialty of Prague, and you will find several unique synagogues  in the Jewish Quarter. There are very nice buildings in this quarter.

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Maiselova Synagogue
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Franz Kafka Statue, Prague
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Jewish Quarter

 

Petrin View Tower is the Eiffel Tower, just in smaller dimensions, way smaller. It is actually a reduced copy of the Eiffel Tower and has 299 steps that lead to the top platform.

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Petrin View Tower
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View over the city plus the Charles Bridge 🙂

Vysehrad was originally the seat of the Czech princess and the kings. Consider spending at least half a day, it is a small town in the city. For a special interest I found the church of St. Peter and Paul and the cemetery, used as a burial site of the Czech outstanding personalities.

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Vysehrad, Prague
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View from the Vysehrad
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Entering the cemetery

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Cute little angel

The Dancing House is another considerable landmark of Prague. The buildings are named this way (in Czech: Tancici dum) because of the towers reminding of the famous dancers Ginger Rogers and Fred Astair.

Prague has much to offer and there are so many interesting activities to do in this old and rich city. This was a worthy trip with a bunch of good memories.

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The Dancing House

8 thoughts

    1. 🙂 thank you. I always tell myself that I will get to walk slower and to enjoy more, but whenever I get to a new city… I dont know, there are just so many things to see and do, so I never stop.:)

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  1. I have always been in love with Prague, and I will be living in Europe all summer- but near Bordeaux. So I was taking the distance as an excuse not to go. But this just reignited the need for this beautiful city in me! Just a question- was the view of the city you posted from atop the Petrin View Tower?

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    1. that would be the right way to do it !!! you definitely need to visit Prague. Yes, there is a nice panoramic view from the Petrin Tower. Tell me if you need more information about this, I want to help you and maybe so you will get to visit Prague

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  2. Buna Ana !
    MAMA trebuie sa fie foarte mandra de FIICA sa , nu-i asa ? 🙂
    Ador postarile cu imagini din tarile pe care inca nu le-am vizitat ! 🙂
    Felicitari pentru postare ! 🙂
    E-o adevarata incantare
    Sa vezi o asa pagina stralucitoare ! 🙂
    Zi faina oriunde-ati fi acum ! 🙂
    Cu prietenie,
    Aliosa.

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