Prague Old Town Medieval walk from square to theatre

#2024TravelReview When traveling in Europe, it seems that there must be an old town to visit. The Old Town of Prague seems like a time capsule frozen in the Middle Ages. Every street and every building exudes a strong historical and artistic atmosphere. The following are the attractions that can be visited together~ Let me help you plan it out / One-day itinerary / Old Town Square > Tyn Church > Prague Astronomical Clock > One Minute House > Black Madonna House > Powder Tower > Obecní Dům > Broadway Theatre In the early morning, no matter which direction you look at the Old Town Square, you can appreciate the diversity of architectural styles - Gothic splendor, Renaissance elegance, and even Baroque complexity, which will definitely meet all the expectations of architecture, art and history fans. On the other side of the square, you’ll see the towering #TynChurch, with its two spires like giants guarding Prague. A few minutes’ walk further you will reach the famous Prague Astronomical Clock. . This 15th-century mechanical clock is the crystallization of science and art at that time. At every hour, puppets on the clock face will appear one after another. The exquisiteness of the astronomical clock is fascinating. Whether it is the details of the clock face or the hourly performance, it is worth stopping to see. Next to the astronomical clock is the House of the Minute (Dům U Minuty). The building is famous for its unique Renaissance-style murals, with delicate and intriguing patterns on the walls. The "minute" in the building's name comes from a German phrase meaning "a moment's work", perhaps a metaphor for the fact that it can leave a deep impression on people in just a short moment. It is said that the famous writer #Franz Kafka also spent his childhood here. Stroll along the alley for about 10 minutes and you will reach the House of the Black Madonna. This typical Cubist building houses a museum that displays a wealth of Cubist works. Its winding and smooth staircase design, in particular, is a must-see for taking photos. Continuing forward, you will see the Powder Tower and the Civic Hall (Obecní Dům). On one side is a Gothic black tower, and on the other side is a gorgeous Art Deco building. The two stand side by side, creating a strong visual contrast, but are also unexpectedly intriguing. Finally, after a day of sightseeing, it is highly recommended to experience Prague’s unique #BlackLightTheatre. This is a unique theatrical form that combines light and shadow effects, illusions and movements, and can capture the audience's hearts through visual effects and music throughout the whole process. The content of each performance is slightly different, but they are all immersive and there is never a dull moment. I sincerely recommend everyone to put it in your itinerary. #Prague Old Town #Prague Travel #Medieval Time Capsule #Old Town Square #Tyn Church #Prague Astronomical Clock #One Minute House #Kafka's House #Black Madonna House #Gunpowder Tower #Civic Hall #Prague Black Light Theater #Black Light Show #Must-See in Prague #Architecture Art #History Fan #Czech Travel #Beauty of Prague #Cubist Architecture #Light and Shadow Magic #European Travel