The capital of the Czech Republic invites vacationers to walk along Wenceslas Square, see old buildings in the Gothic style, spend time in squares and parks, and get acquainted with local cuisine.
The Charles Bridge
Pedestrians walking along the bridge (one of the symbols of Prague) will meet musicians and sellers of paintings and souvenirs, will be able to admire the sculptures (a sculpture gallery of 30 statues was equipped on the bridge; if you make an intangible wish by touching the base of the statue of Jan Nepomuk, it should be fulfilled in throughout the year) and towers. So, those who wish will be able to visit the observation deck of the Old Town Bridge Tower (depending on the season, access is open from 10:00 to 17-22: 00) or on the site of one of the Lesser Town Bridge towers (here it is worth considering the exposition, thanks to which you can learn the history of Karlov bridge).
St. Vitus Cathedral
The main Prague church (its facades are decorated with stone carvings) contains the remains of Czech monarchs and archbishops, as well as coronation regalia, in the main part of the cathedral you can see busts of Charles IV and other important persons in the sculpture gallery, and in the library - medieval manuscripts. Visitors will also be able to admire the colored stained-glass windows. In addition, guests are offered to attend organ music concerts and climb 300 steps to the observation deck.
Useful information: website: www.katedralasvatehovita.cz
Tyn temple
Regardless of the weather, travelers from anywhere in the Czech capital will be able to see two pointed 80-meter towers that are the symbol of Prague. The temple is famous for its interior decoration, a Gothic statue of the Virgin Mary and Child, an organ made in 1673, and in addition, great citizens of the Czech Republic are buried here.
Useful information: address: Calenta 5, 110 00 Praha 1, website: www.tyn.cz
Old Town Hall Chimes
Every hour, every day from 08:00 to 20:00, those who wish will be able to admire the puppet show (it is "performed" by figures), which begins with the striking of the clock. In addition, the watch shows the time of day, the position of the sun and constellations, and other interesting information. It is worth noting that those who wish will be given a chance to climb the Town Hall tower (there is an elevator) - from a height of almost 70 m they will be able to admire the Old Town Square and the red tiled roofs of Prague buildings.
Powder gate
Today, travelers will be able not only to see a pseudo-Gothic tower decorated with plot sculptures, but also climb a spiral staircase with more than 180 steps to reach a height of 44 meters (there is a platform for observing the breathtaking Prague beauties). Tip: it's worth visiting the photo exhibition inside.
