[2025 Prague Attraction] Travel Guide for Prague Astronomical Clock (Updated Mar)

#CanadaFlightEvent Nth time in Europe but first time in Prague? 😂 My own Czech travel recommendation for first-time visitors to Prague! Just save Iris and you can say you've been to Prague✨🫶🏽 🏨Prague hotel recommendation - Hotel Caesar Prague / It's a 4-star hotel with good value for money. The front desk staff was friendly, and the overall image of the hotel was clean. The room I stayed in was clean, cozy, and nice. The breakfast was also good, so it would be good to take my parents there. 📍Places to visit in Prague - Old Town Square Staroměstské náměstí / The oldest square in Prague, also famous for its Christmas market. - Prague Astronomical Clock Pražský orloj / A clock displayed on the exterior of the city hall, and models of the 12 apostles come out every hour. People flock to take pictures of it every hour. - Charles Bridge Karlův most / A beautiful landmark bridge connecting Prague Old Town and New Town. Charles Bridge seems to have been visited every day. - Lennon Wall Lennonova zeď / When John Lennon, a member of the Beatles who sang about freedom and peace, was assassinated, anti-government protesters during the Czech communist regime wrote a portrait of John Lennon and some of his song lyrics on the walls of Prague, demanding democracy. This is a symbolic wall of peace and love. - Prague Castle Pražský hrad / If you travel to Prague, you must climb up to Prague Castle. The road to the castle is also really beautiful, so I recommend walking up there✨ Take a picture at the Prague Castle side road observation deck Vyhlídka Na Opyši! - Petřín Tower Petřínská rozhledna / An excellent observation deck for viewing the city of Prague and the night view! The tower is similar in shape to the Eiffel Tower, but much smaller. - Havel Market Havelské tržiště / A market with the history and tradition of the old town. They sell a lot of fruits and souvenirs, so it's good to take a look around for a while. - Riegrovy Sady View / A romantic place where you can see the Prague city from a hill. If you go at sunset and listen to music and drink a beer, it's a romantic place itself.✨ - Apoteka Havlik Apoteka / One of the souvenirs you should buy in Prague. Rose oil cosmetics are famous. It's also good for gifts 😋Prague restaurant recommendation - Lobkowicz Palace Restaurant & Café / A restaurant on the Prague Castle observation deck! You can eat delicious food with a great view. - Prague Korean food recommendation: Prague restaurant Praha MATZIP Korean restaurant Matzip, rice; rýže Bab rýže / I always go to a Korean restaurant at least once while traveling, and there were many delicious Korean restaurants in Prague:) - Kozlovna U Paukerta / The most delicious restaurant among the Koleniyo I ate in Prague. Kozeldak is really unbelievably delicious 🤩 - Bohemian Bistro / A place with delicious brunch. A cup of coffee with a nice atmosphere in an outdoor space... the best✨ - LAb / It's a place with a beautiful round window view! It's great for a cup of coffee during the day and a drink with the night view of the river at night. I was wondering if I should go to Prague or stay in another city for a longer time, but Prague was such a romantic city that I thought I made the right choice 100 times. It was my first time going to a city, but I liked the relaxed atmosphere. However, since it's a European city where marijuana is legal, Koreans should be careful!! Of course, you have to be careful wherever you go,, Prague is a city that I felt was safe(?) without any pickpockets to worry about🫧 Please refer to my post and plan your trip✨ 📍Prague, Czech Republic #TravelPlan #OverseasTravel #EuropeTravel #CzechRepublic #Prague #PraguePlacesToVisit #prague #praha #czech

Here’s how you can explore Prague in 2 days: Day 1: Old Town Magic & Riverside Charm Morning: Discover the Historic Heart • Old Town Square: Admire the Astronomical Clock, Týn Church, and St. Nicholas Church. • Charles Bridge: Stroll across this iconic bridge, lined with baroque statues and street performers. • Josefov (Jewish Quarter): Explore the Old Jewish Cemetery and the Spanish Synagogue. Afternoon: Castle District Wonders • Prague Castle Complex: Visit St. Vitus Cathedral, Golden Lane, and the Old Royal Palace. • Lobkowicz Palace: Don’t miss the panoramic city views from the terrace. Evening: Riverside & Local Flavors • Letná Park: Enjoy sunset views over the city. • Dinner in Malá Strana: Try traditional Czech dishes like svíčková or roast duck at U Modré Kachničky. Day 2: Hidden Gems & Bohemian Vibes Morning: Art, Culture & Quirky Spots • Dancing House: Snap a photo of this architectural marvel. • Vyšehrad Fortress: Explore the ancient walls and St. Peter and Paul Basilica. • John Lennon Wall: A colorful tribute to peace and freedom. Afternoon: Shopping & Relaxation • Wenceslas Square: Wander through shops and historical sites. • Franz Kafka Museum: Get a glimpse into the mind of the literary icon. Evening: Cruise & Nighttime Charm • Vltava River Cruise: Enjoy Prague’s illuminated skyline from the water. • Riegrovy Sady Beer Garden: End your trip with a local beer and scenic sunset views. Would you like some restaurant recommendations or day trip options?#favouriteitinerary #europetrip #praguetrip

#JanuaryGoodPlaces2025 The Prague Astronomical Clock is one of the oldest in the world. It is 600 years old and is the oldest astronomical clock still in operation. The photos taken day and night are very beautiful. Every day from 9 am to 11 pm, every hour, the twelve disciples will appear from the small windows on the wall and move with the sound of the bell. Eat local snacks and enjoy the big cone. The astronomical clock is mainly composed of 3 parts (from top to bottom): the moving statues of the 12 apostles, the astronomical clock face showing the positions of the sun and the moon, astronomical information and a calendar disk: representing the twelve months of the year and the constellations. The square is always crowded with tourists visiting and taking photos when the Tianwen clock strikes the hour. The Grim Reaper next to them starts to ring the bell, and under the leadership of Jesus' disciple Saint Paul, the 12 disciples will start to perform a catwalk in order from left to right in front of the small window until the bell and the rooster crow to end this round. Those who are interested can pay to visit. It’s incredible that this old thing made in 1410 is still running today!

#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

📍The Prague Astronomical Clock is located in the Old Town Square in Prague, the capital of the Czech Republic One of the oldest astronomical clocks still in operation in the world This beautiful clock was designed by clockmaker Mikulas Kudan and astronomer Jan Hindrecht and is a symbol of Prague🌟 The face of the astronomical clock is divided into three parts. Astronomical dial, the Twelve Apostles and a calendar dial Astronomical dial showing the position of the sun and moon, astronomical time and the zodiac The twelve apostles will appear one by one on the hour. There is also a skull of the god of death ringing the bell, which attracts countless tourists to stop and watch🕰️ Old Town Square is the heart of Prague Surrounded by many historic buildings and cafés You can feel the rich historical atmosphere of Prague here Enjoy the art performances in the square 🌆☕️ This time we saw a performer imitating the bronze statue, very cool 👍 The Prague Astronomical Clock and its surrounding attractions are the best places to explore Prague's history and culture Whether you are enjoying the timekeeping performance of the astronomical clock Or stroll through the Old Town Square You can find satisfaction and happiness here💓 #GlobalTravel

A must-visit place for sightseeing in Prague, Czech Republic⁡ "Old Town Square" is a large,⁡ attractive square with many historical buildings😊⁡ ⁡ ⁡ A particular tourist attraction is⁡ "Prague Astronomical Clock"⏰⁡ ⁡ The mechanical clock ticks at the top of every hour, so a crowd gathers in front to see it,⁡ but people tend to get close to the clock😅　⁡ ⁡ But actually, the mechanism of this clock is easier to see from a distance, so when you go to see it in person, step back👍️⁡ ⁡ ⁡ Other highlights⁡ "Church of Our Lady before Tyn"⁡ "Church of St. Nicholas" etc.⁡ The inside is free to visit⛪⁡ ⁡ "Kinsky Palace"⁡ "House of the Golden Ring"⁡ Don't miss it🚶⁡ ⁡ ⁡ If you get hungry on the way⁡ "Old At "Prague Ham"⁡ I recommend the charcoal-grilled ham🍴⁡ It's sold by weight and the price isn't cheap, but it's soft, the saltiness is just right, and you can eat incredibly delicious ham❣️⁡ ⁡ ⁡ When you go to Old Town Square, make sure you have plenty of time to enjoy it🎵⁡ ⁡ ⁡⁡⁡ ***[Details]****************************⁡⁡⁡ ⁡⁡⁡ 【Old Town Square】⁡⁡⁡ ⁡⁡⁡ ◼️Address: Staroměstské nám., 110 00 Josefov, Czech Republic⁡ ⁡ #Europetrip #Europetrip #CzechRepublic #Prague

📍Prague Astronomical Clock Tower 💵Admission fee 300 krona (including guide, same amount excluding guide) - Observation deck elevator fee 100 krona ▪️The Astronomical Clock Tower, built in 1410, has a puppet show every hour, so many people gather to see it. I was more interested in the observation deck. ▪️I went during the day, but if you avoid the time when there are a lot of tourists, it's relatively quiet. #Overseas travel #European travel

When you get off the subway in Prague, Czech Republic, go to the left, pass the park, and go up. If you go there, there is an observation deck. When you get out, go straight ahead and you will see Charles Bridge. If you pass that bridge and continue down the alley, you will see the Astronomical Clock Tower. There are various cafes near the clock tower, and if you pass the brand cafe, you will see a place that looks like a market. And there is a small event at the Astronomical Clock Tower at midnight. #Czech Republic #Prague #Czech Prague #Charles Bridge

In the Old Town Square in Prague, Czech Republic, you can enjoy the world-famous Prague Astronomical Clock. This extremely exquisite and ancient mechanical clock was built in the 15th century and has a history of more than 600 years. Every time it strikes the hour, the small door on the colorful clock face will open, revealing the figures of angels, guests and the god of death saluting on the door respectively, which makes people unable to take their eyes off it. As the music rises, it feels as if they are in a fairy tale world. When you come to Prague Square, you must come to see this unique astronomical clock. #Prague #Prague Astronomical Clock #Czech Republic #Old Town Square #Clock Tower

The Old Astronomical Clock in Prague is a true masterpiece of engineering and art. Dating back to the 15th century, it remains a popular tourist attraction and a symbol of the city's rich history. Its intricate detail and accuracy of timekeeping and celestial movements are simply amazing. 🕰️ #2023travelwish #mytripvlog #tripblazers #urbanexplorer #awesomepic #passionpassport #celebratewithtrip

Czech Attractions-Prague Astronomical Clock One of the most famous landmarks on Prague Square This great invention The blue part of the astronomical clock represents the daytime sky. Once it enters sunrise and dawn, the pointer will enter the red area Into the darkness, the pointer also reached the black zone There will also be a 12 apostles puppet show every hour of the day. If you didn't see the scene You can also enjoy our full one-minute video Czech Attractions - Prague Astronomical Clock One of the most famous landmarks on Prague Square this great invention The blue part of the astronomical clock represents the daytime sky Once you enter the sunrise, the pointer will come to the red area at dawn Into the night pointer also to the black zone There will also be 12 apostles puppet performances every hour of the day If you don't see the scene You can also enjoy our full one-minute video

Getting There - Located in Central Europe, Prague is the capital and largest city in Czech Republic, with an airport that's about 15 km (9 miles) from the city center and takes 30 minutes (50 minutes in heavy traffic) to reach the center by car and about 40 minutes by public transport. Attractions - Prague is home to well-known cultural attractions, many of which survived the violence and destruction of war during 20th-century Europe. Main attractions include Prague Castle, Charles Bridge, Old Town Square with the Prague astronomical clock and the Jewish Quarter. #celebratewithtrip #tripblazers #passionpassport #mytripvlog #awesomepic

Prague, capital city of the Czech Republic, is bisected by the Vltava River. Nicknamed “the City of a Hundred Spires,” it's known for its Old Town Square, the heart of its historic core, with colorful baroque buildings, Gothic churches and the medieval Astronomical Clock, which gives an animated hourly show. Completed in 1402, pedestrian Charles Bridge is lined with statues of Catholic saints. 1. Prague is a 3D architecture textbook. Romanesque chapels and cellars, Gothic cathedrals, Baroque palaces and gardens, worldly Art Nouveau buildings, and a lot more! #spooktaculartrip #fallingforfall #staycation

📍Address - Staroměstské nám. 1, 110 00 Josefov 🎟️ Admission ticket: €17 The Prague Astronomical Clock or Prague Orloj is a medieval astronomical clock attached to the Old Town Hall in Prague, the capital of the Czech Republic. It is a complex feat of craftsmanship with the mechanical clock and astronomical dial being its oldest components, followed by the calendar dial. The mechanical astrolabe that is the astronomical dial, has the stationery earth and sky as the background and the four moving components that surround them are icons representing the sun and the moon, zodiacal ring, and the outer rotating ring. It also has representations of the 12 apostles. #bucketlistreboot

Travel to the city from the airport for 30 minutes. Take the metro to the center of Prague. Focus on walking. Our first destination is the Square with the atonomical clock, an old astronomical clock tower, surrounded by restaurants, coffee shops, ice cream shops, and people walking around. Take good care of your bags because the economy is bad these days. Thieves are working very hard. Next to it is the Church of our lady before Tyn, a gothic style church. In the evening, there are more people. Watch the sunset, very romantic. #TravelEurope #Prague #prague

This is the Prague Astronomical Clock Tower! Some people only see the astronomical clock when traveling to Prague, but if you climb the clock tower, you can see the entire view of Prague!! You can even see the Prague Castle in the distance 🥰 #Observation Deck #Prague

Prague, a place I definitely want to visit again..!! I'm uploading this because I was lost in memories while looking for photosㅋㅋㅋㅋㅋ I was in Berlin before going to Prague, and unlike the cloudy German weather, the sky on the first day was really bright and I was touched 🥺 It became cloudy again in less than two days..ㅎ There were always birds gathered at Charles Bridge like that! It seemed like they were watching people just like people were watching birdsㅋㅋㅋ In the astronomical clock in the 4th photo, the bell rings every hour and dolls come out from the top, but it was smaller than I thought, so it was so fun to see people exaggerating their admiration😊 #European travel #Czech travel #Prague astronomical clock #Exotic #Memories #Life travel destination #Night view spot #Prague hot place #Dolls #New Year's travel #Winter travel #Life travel destination #New Year's #Must-see historic site #City travel

The Prague Astronomical Clock is the most classic landmark in Prague's Old Town Square. There will be a time announcement at every hour, and the square will attract many people to stop and listen to and appreciate the time announcement. It is a Prague attraction that many people must visit when traveling to Prague. The various exquisite clock faces, star disks and other decorations on the astronomical clock are extremely attractive. It is also the third oldest astronomical clock in the world.🤩🤩🤩 😆😆You can enjoy the time in front of the astronomical clock, or enter the astronomical clock from the entrance on the side. After buying a ticket, you can take the elevator to the top of the astronomical clock tower to overlook Prague Square #Overseas Travel# I miss you so much

#springwander Spring is the most magical time to visit Prague—when the city awakens from winter with cherry blossoms, sunshine, and lively outdoor cafés. The combination of historic architecture and blooming gardens makes it feel like a real-life fairytale! 🏰🌷 🌸 Petřín Hill & Cherry Blossoms One of the best spots to experience spring in Prague! Walk up Petřín Hill, where cherry trees bloom against the backdrop of the city’s red rooftops. Don’t miss the Petřín Lookout Tower for a panoramic view of Prague in full spring colors! 🌿🌸 🏰 Strolling Through Old Town Square Spring brings sunny days perfect for exploring the Astronomical Clock, Charles Bridge, and colorful baroque buildings. The lively Easter markets add a festive touch with beautifully decorated eggs and local treats! 🎨🐣 🌳 Letná Park & Vltava River Views Take a scenic walk through Letná Park, where you’ll find blooming trees and breathtaking views over the Vltava River and Old Town. It’s the perfect spot for a picnic or a sunset drink at a beer garden. 🍻✨ 💡 Why Visit Prague in Spring? ✔️ Fewer crowds than summer, making sightseeing more enjoyable ✔️ Mild weather—perfect for city walks and outdoor cafés ✔️ Easter markets and cultural events bring the city to life! Prague in spring is a dreamy mix of history, nature, and charm—who else would love to see this fairytale city in bloom? 💕 #spring #flower #travel #prague #naturalwonders #staycation #myitinerary #citydaytours

#MarchTravelSupportEvent There are Wenceslas Square, Astronomical Clock Tower, Powder Tower, etc. in Prague's Old Town. There are several open-air cafes in front of Wenceslas Square. It's very romantic and nice to spend time sitting in one of these cafes and having a cup of coffee or beer. Just walking around the Old Town is nice because you can feel the romance of Prague, and see the beautiful buildings:) #OverseasTravel

One of Prague's representative landmarks is the Astronomical Clock Tower! It is located in Prague's Old Town Square, so if you are traveling to Prague, you can stop by on your way there and back. At the Astronomical Clock Tower, you can see a clock made in 1410 that is still working, and you will be amazed by the precision of the clock! In addition, you can see a performance of 12 apostle statues appearing through the window every hour for about a minute, so everyone waited to see it. ㅎㅎ I waited too, but it was short, so it was disappointing, but it was amazing.🫢 After that, I definitely recommend going up to the Astronomical Clock Tower observation deck! From the observation deck, you can look down on the romantic cityscape of Prague, so the view is truly artistic.🫧 📍Astronomical Clock Tower ▫️Observation deck business hours 09:00-20:00 #March travel support grant event

🌈Prague, the capital of the Czech Republic, is known as the "Golden City" and the "City of a Thousand Spires," famous for its magnificent medieval architecture and romantic scenery. 🚶Tourist Route: Dancing House - Hanging Man - Kafka's Rotating Head - Havel Market - Astronomical Clock - Old Town Square - Library - Charles Bridge - Lennon Wall - Prague Castle 🚃Transportation: You can buy a 24-hour public transport ticket at the yellow self-service ticket machines at subway entrances: Select English - click "Buy Ticket" - select "24hr" - pay. Cash, cards, and Apple Pay are accepted. After receiving the ticket, remember to insert it into the entry gate machine to print the start time (if you don't, you'll be fined for fare evasion if checked). 🍚Food: ✨After visiting the library at noon, we had a simple lunch at a nearby cafe called Cafe 11, a 5-minute walk away. The yogurt there is delicious, highly recommended! After seeing all the sights, we had dinner at a Chinese restaurant called "Chuan Wang Fu." The boiled beef and twice-cooked pork were quite good, recommended; the dry pot cabbage was too spicy and not tasty, not recommended. 🕹️Experience: The entire city is truly beautiful. Under the bright sun, it's like a rich palette.🎨 The architectural style is ornate, complex, and diverse, like being in a fairy tale and a medieval European town. We took many amazing photos, it's just too beautiful! ⛲️Attractions: -Dancing House: The building symbolizes a dancing couple, with two towers closely connected. The glass structure represents the female dancer (waist tightened, skirt flowing), and the concrete tower represents the male dancer, with the metal structure at the top symbolizing his hat. -Kafka's Rotating Head: An 11-meter metal mechanical sculpture composed of 42 independently rotating stainless steel plates, symbolizing the themes of split personality and identity anxiety in Kafka's works. -Havel Market: Originally a food market, it now mainly sells tourist souvenirs and handicrafts. It's a good place to buy souvenirs. -Prague Astronomical Clock: An ancient medieval astronomical clock with hourly figures appearing on the hour, worth seeing. -Charles Bridge: Thirty Baroque statues stand on the bridge. Strolling along the bridge, you can admire the Old Town towers, ancient buildings, and river cruises. -Prague Castle: Climbing the tower inside offers a panoramic view of Prague. Be sure to note the opening hours: 9:00 am–5:00 pm in summer, 9:00 am–4:00 pm in winter. We missed it because we remembered the wrong time and ended up rushing to another hilltop tower to photograph the Prague sunset panorama! 🔔Tips: Be sure to bring your passport and other documents, keep them safe, and take anti-theft measures. The current exchange rate is 25 Czech koruna = 1 euro, 3 Czech koruna = 1 RMB. We didn't exchange for Czech cash and used Revolut, Apple Pay, etc., throughout the trip without any problems.

A Fairytale City Awaits ✨🏰 Prague is a city straight out of a storybook, where every street, bridge, and tower is filled with history and charm! Here’s why you need to visit: 🏰 Breathtaking Architecture – From the Prague Castle to the colorful baroque buildings, every corner is picture-perfect. 📸 🕰️ Astronomical Clock – Witness one of the world’s oldest working clocks in action—it’s mesmerizing! ⏳ 🌉 Charles Bridge – A romantic stroll across this historic bridge at sunrise is pure magic. 🌅 🍻 Beer Heaven – Home to some of the best (and cheapest!) beer in the world—cheers to that! 🍺 🌿 Laid-Back Vibes – Cobblestone streets, hidden courtyards, and riverside cafes make it a dream to explore on foot. 🚶♀️☕ Want the perfect shot of the Astronomical Clock without the heavy crowds? 7 AM is the best time! 🌅 Prague is where history meets fairytale charm—once you visit, you’ll never want to leave! Who else loves this magical city? ✨💙 #europetrip #travel #prague #praha #czech #staycation #astronomicalclock #thingstodo #vacation #czechrepublic #charlesbridge

The short holiday is coming! This 5-day tour of multiple Eastern European countries will take you on a relaxing journey through charming Eastern Europe! An amazing itinerary, not to be missed! -- Located in the eastern part of Europe, multiple Eastern European countries boast a long history and unique regional styles. Here, ancient castles 🏰 exude a rich historical atmosphere. Often called the "city of a thousand spires," it is a wonderful blend of history and modernity. -- 🎉Itinerary: DAY 1: Mozart's Residence—Mirabell Palace 🎵Visit the residence of the musical giant Mozart, immerse yourself in the charm of classical music, and then stroll to Mirabell Palace to appreciate the historical traces and architectural beauty. DAY 2: St. Stephen's Cathedral—Hofburg Palace—Schönbrunn Palace—Austrian Parliament Building 🏛️Travel through Vienna's historical buildings, from the grandeur of St. Stephen's Cathedral to the exquisiteness of Hofburg Palace, and then to the elegance of Schönbrunn Palace and the solemnity of the Austrian Parliament Building, experiencing the essence of Vienna in one day. DAY 3: Matthias Church—Heroes' Square—Fisherman's Bastion—Buda Castle—Danube River Sightseeing Cruise 🌇Stroll along the scenic spots of Budapest, from the historical vicissitudes of Matthias Church to the magnificence of Heroes' Square, climb Fisherman's Bastion to overlook the city, then visit the ancient Buda Castle, and finally take a Danube River sightseeing cruise to enjoy the river breeze and night view. DAY 4: Jewish Quarter—Prague Old Town Square—Prague Astronomical Clock—Roland Fountain 🕰️Delve into the history and culture of Prague, first experience the different cultural atmosphere in the Jewish Quarter, then go to the Old Town Square to admire the famous Prague Astronomical Clock, and later feel the vitality of the city at Roland Fountain. DAY 5: Prague Castle—St. Vitus Cathedral—Golden Lane—Charles Bridge 🌉Explore the ancient and mysterious Prague Castle, visit the historical relics of St. Vitus Cathedral, stroll along the story-filled Golden Lane, and finally walk onto Charles Bridge to experience the romance and charm of this city. -- Travel tips: 🛫Airport Transportation: Eastern European airports offer convenient transportation options, including trains 🚆 or buses 🚌 directly to the city center, saving time and effort. 📃Visa Information: A Schengen visa is required to visit multiple Eastern European countries. Prepare the necessary documents in advance. 🍽️Culinary Exploration: Eastern European cuisine is rich and varied, such as Hungarian goulash 🥩, don't miss it! 💶Currency Exchange: Some Eastern European countries use the euro, while others use their own currencies. Exchanging currency in advance is more convenient. 🔌Power Plug: Eastern Europe uses 220 volts. Remember to bring a converter plug. 📱Communication Network: It is recommended to activate international roaming 📞 on your mobile phone to stay connected. 👮‍♀️Safety Tips: Keep your passport and valuables with you at all times, and pay attention to your personal belongings. -- An in-depth tour of multiple Eastern European countries, covering both history and natural scenery, is a must-have on your travel list!

Hey ladies, the Qingming Festival holiday is here! Do you want to travel around multiple European countries? Check out this 6-day travel guide and explore Europe! -------------------- Europe, located in the western part of the Eurasian continent, has a long history and diverse regional styles. From Germany, a land of castles 🏰, to Italy, the capital of classical art 🏛️, Europe, the cradle of civilization, awaits your exploration! -------------------- 🛣️Itinerary: DAY 1: Prague Castle—Old Royal Palace Explore the mystery and history of Prague, starting with the magnificent Prague Castle and then the historic Old Royal Palace, to experience the ancient charm of this city. DAY 2: Prague Old Town Square—Prague Astronomical Clock—Charles Bridge Stroll through Prague Old Town Square, admire the famous Prague Astronomical Clock, and then walk along Charles Bridge to appreciate the city's romance and artistic atmosphere. DAY 3: Schönbrunn Palace—St. Stephen's Cathedral—Vienna State Opera—Hofburg Palace Experience the classic elegance of Vienna, from the magnificent Schönbrunn Palace to the solemn St. Stephen's Cathedral, then to the artistic atmosphere of the Vienna State Opera, and finally, the historical heritage of the Hofburg Palace. DAY 4: Széchenyi Chain Bridge—Fisherman's Bastion—Matthias Church—Danube River Sightseeing Cruise Visit the iconic buildings of Budapest, from the Széchenyi Chain Bridge to the picturesque Fisherman's Bastion, then to the historic Matthias Church, and finally, take a Danube River sightseeing cruise to enjoy the beautiful scenery along the way. DAY 5: Heroes' Square—Melk Abbey Visit the magnificent Heroes' Square and experience the history and culture of Hungary, then head to Melk Abbey to appreciate its unique architectural style and tranquil atmosphere. DAY 6: Hallstatt Travel to the scenic Hallstatt, one of the most beautiful small towns in the world, which will bring you an unforgettable visual feast and travel experience. 🏞️ -------------------- Must-see attractions: 🌟 Schönbrunn Palace: The summer retreat of the Austrian royal family, the interior decoration blends gorgeous oriental styles, extremely luxurious. 🚤 Danube River Sightseeing Cruise: Take a cruise to enjoy the panoramic city view of Budapest. 🏰 Fisherman's Bastion: A wonderful observation deck overlooking the beautiful Danube River and the cityscape of Pest, with a wide view. 🏛️ Prague Castle: With a rich history, it was once the residence of successive rulers, where you can feel the ancient imperial atmosphere. -------------------- Pre-trip essentials: 🧳For a multi-country European tour, you need to bring these items! 📞 Phone card, Wi-Fi device: Convenient communication and internet access for a smoother journey. 🔌 Travel adapter: European plugs are different, so a converter is essential for charging anytime, worry-free. 📜 Documents, visa, and insurance: Prepare your passport and visa, and travel insurance is a must for safety. 👕 Clothing and comfortable shoes: The temperature in Europe in March is moderate, but there is a large temperature difference between day and night, so bring enough clothes and comfortable shoes. -------------------- The beauty of multiple European countries awaits your exploration. Pack your bags, bring this guide, and let's leave unforgettable footprints in Europe together!

Friends, let’s go on a five-day trip to Eastern Europe on a whim! A super practical guide that will take you to explore Eastern Europe, don’t miss it! -------------------- Take a tour of Eastern Europe, travel through the historical corridors, and feel the charm of Budapest and Prague, the pearls on the Danube. Enjoy the lake and mountain scenery, experience the fairy-tale atmosphere of Hallstatt and the magnificent view of the Fisherman's Bastion🌄. Don't miss it! -------------------- 🎉Travel route: In-depth tour of Eastern Europe🌍 Day 1: Mirabell Palace -> Mozart's Birthplace 🏰Visit Mirabell Palace to feel the sedimentation of history, and then go to Mozart's former residence to follow the footsteps of the music master. Day 2: Austrian Parliament -> Schönbrunn Palace -> St. Stephen's Cathedral -> Hofburg Palace 🌆Start from the solemn Austrian Parliament Building, visit the magnificent Schönbrunn Palace, then go to St. Stephen's Cathedral to feel the solemnity of religion, and finally visit the Hofburg Palace to appreciate the royal style. Day 3: Heroes' Square -> Fisherman's Bastion -> Buda Castle -> Matthias Church 🏛️Feel the grandeur of history at Heroes' Square, climb up to the Fisherman's Bastion to overlook the beautiful city, visit the ancient Buda Castle, and listen to the echoes of history at Matthias Church. Day 4: Roland Fountain -> Prague Old Town Square -> Prague Astronomical Clock 🎇Take a photo in front of the Roland Fountain, stroll through Prague's Old Town Square, feel the exotic atmosphere, and admire the exquisiteness and antiquity of the Prague Astronomical Clock. Day 5: Prague Castle -> Golden Lane -> Charles Bridge 🏰Visit the magnificent Prague Castle, stroll along the Golden Lane full of stories, and finally walk across the Charles Bridge to feel the blend of romance and history of this city. 🎉After finishing this trip to Eastern Europe, I returned home with full of memories and gains! 🌟 -------------------- Essential things to bring before your trip: Take these with you on your Eastern European tour! 🧳 📞 Prepare a phone card so you can surf the Internet and make calls. 🔌 A plug converter is a must-have so you don’t have to worry about charging when traveling abroad. 🪪 All documents must be complete, including visa, passport and mainland China ID card. 👗 Clothing should be chosen according to the climate. It is a bit cold in Eastern Europe in March. 🔋 Don’t forget to bring your charger, both your camera and your phone need to be charged. 💊 It is essential to have regular medicines to ensure emergency situations. 💰 Keep some cash and credit cards ready for more convenient shopping. -------------------- The trip to Eastern Europe is full of beauty and memories. May every step of your journey be so wonderful! 🌟

#MarchTravelSupportEvent Prague Astronomical Clock Tower Observatory The astronomical clock in Prague's Old Town I think everyone who travels to Prague will go see it! I recommend going to the observation deck on the Astronomical Clock Tower while you're there. The view of Prague city from here is really great. You can even see Prague Castle in the distance, and the red roofs of Prague's buildings are really pretty:) Address: Staroměstské nám. 1, 110 00 Josefov, Czech Republic Opening hours: 10:00~19:00 (Opens at 11:00 on Mondays) #OverseasTravel #EuropeTravel #Prague

Prague, the capital of the Czech Republic, is a city that feels straight out of a fairytale. With its medieval architecture, cobblestone streets, and stunning river views, it’s no wonder that it is often called the “City of a Hundred Spires.” Whether you’re a history lover, a foodie, or someone looking to soak in beautiful sights, Prague has something for everyone. Day 1: Exploring Old Town and Charles Bridge Start your trip in the Old Town (Staré Město), the heart of Prague’s historic center. The Old Town Square is one of the most picturesque spots in Europe, surrounded by stunning Gothic and Baroque buildings. Here, you’ll find the famous Astronomical Clock (Orloj), the oldest working astronomical clock in the world. Be sure to watch the hourly show when the clock’s animated figures come to life! From there, take a short walk to Charles Bridge (Karlův most), one of Prague’s most iconic landmarks. Built in the 14th century, this bridge is lined with beautiful statues and offers breathtaking views of the Vltava River and Prague Castle. It’s best to visit early in the morning or late in the evening to avoid crowds. For lunch, try traditional Czech cuisine at Lokál, a popular spot known for its authentic food and fresh Pilsner beer. Don’t miss out on svíčková, a delicious dish of beef sirloin in creamy sauce with bread dumplings. Day 2: Prague Castle and Lesser Town On your second day, explore Prague Castle (Pražský hrad), the largest ancient castle complex in the world. This breathtaking site includes St. Vitus Cathedral, Golden Lane, and the Old Royal Palace. The cathedral, with its stunning stained glass windows and intricate Gothic architecture, is one of Prague’s most remarkable sights. After exploring the castle grounds, make your way down to Lesser Town (Malá Strana), a charming area filled with baroque buildings, hidden gardens, and cozy cafés. Stop by St. Nicholas Church, a masterpiece of Baroque architecture. For lunch, grab a seat at Café Savoy, a historic café known for its delicious pastries and rich coffee. Their traditional Czech goulash is a must-try! End your day with a Vltava River cruise, where you can admire the illuminated city skyline, including Prague Castle and Charles Bridge. The city at night looks truly magical! Tips for Traveling in Prague • Currency: The local currency is the Czech Koruna (CZK), but many places accept Euros. • Getting Around: The public transport system is efficient, but Prague is best explored on foot. #europetrip #travel #prague #praha #czechrepublic

🗺️Destination Overview ☕️Kafe Garaz must visit - the smoothest coffee I’ve ever had! 🏠Accommodation 1.Hotel Ehrlich Prague - nice stay with spacious room. Super clear and friendly staff. 🏖️Must-Visit Attractions: Astronomical Tower with stunning view. Would be great to go up around sunset so you can enjoy both the day and night view of prague. 💡Tips: Great city for solo trip!