Charles Bridge

Autumn in Prague is too beautiful. This city is like a book Every page is full of stories. . Let me share a few of my favorite spots 1⃣️(Pictures 1-2) Charles Bridge~ Walking on the bridge is really romantic, in autumn you can also see a lot of autumn leaves, it's really beautiful! 2⃣️Lesser Town Bridge Tower can be climbed (Picture 9), the view is also great 3⃣️The riverside of Park Cihelná (Picture 5), there are white swans, you can see the full view of Charles Bridge~ 4⃣️(Pictures 3-4) Prague Square and Astronomical Clock~ The astronomical clock is very interesting, the view from Terasa U prince café (Picture 8) is really good but the food is overpriced~ 5⃣️Prague Castle & the Starbucks next to it (Picture 6)~ Actually, the view from up there is very good, if you go down the old castle stairs, there is a Mattoni cafe, buy a drink and you can go to Fürstenberg Garden, overlooking the orange-red roofed houses of Prague~ 6⃣️Municipal Library of Prague, check in the "bottomless hole" (Picture 7)~

Charles Bridge One of the most spectacular bridges in the world, and one of the oldest still in use in Europe, the bridge spans the Vltava River connecting the new town and the old town, and is the most famous symbol of Prague. Since its construction from 1357 to 1402, Karluvmost (its Czech name) has witnessed royal processions, battles, bear executions (you can still see the spikes today), and even played a strange role in Hollywood blockbusters. Its biggest feature? The bridge is decorated with 30 statues representing saints. This famous bridge is a must-visit spot for any romantic trip to Prague. At dusk, you can stroll along the cobblestone pedestrian path, with streetlights twinkling and the statues on the bridge - as well as the distant towers - standing out particularly vividly against the backdrop of the setting sun.

Prague, the capital city of the Czech Republic, is known for its stunning architecture, rich history, and vibrant culture. Explore the cobblestone streets, medieval castles, and charming cafes that make Prague a truly magical destination. Don't miss iconic landmarks like Prague Castle, Charles Bridge, and the Old Town Square. #Prague #CzechRepublic #Travel"

🌵Hello, I am Anson~ Love to eat, love to play, love to travel, One must be on the way, either the body or the soul! ・ 🇨🇿🏰Prague, this ancient and romantic city, is like a fairyland in a fairy tale world. Walking on the spacious squares, the ancient buildings and colorful rooftops make one feel as if they are in the midst of a fairy tale landscape. 🍺🍴Prague's beer culture is world-renowned, tasting the mellow beer, sitting in a street-side cafe, enjoying the leisurely time, is truly one of life's great pleasures. 🌹🎶Every corner of the city exudes a romantic atmosphere. Walking on the Charles Bridge, the river flows gently, and the sculptures and railings on the bridge are adorned with romantic love stories. 🌆✨As night falls, Prague becomes even more enchanting. The lights along the Vltava River reflect the city's silhouette, shining like a starry sky. 📸🌉This city is so beautiful that I can't get enough of it. Are you also attracted by the charm of Prague? Like, comment, and let's share this dreamy journey together! photo from ins by euroexplores 🌈Set off now, explore the fairy tale journey of Prague✨ 📚Follow me, I'll take you around the world.🌏

Prague is really a place full of Bohemian colors. As night falls, it's like a charming symphony. In this dreamy ancient city, the buildings under the night show more historical vicissitudes. The warm yellow street lights are not very bright, but the river can still capture these brilliant points. With the breeze, looking at the majestic castle, how can I tell you about this poetic and dreamy romance. 🌙

Time: 2023/12/7 20:00 Venue: Sportovní hala FORTUNA The Prodigy's tour is underway, and this time it's in Prague, Czech Republic. Speaking of Prague, one cannot help but mention the wishing well. But apart from the wishing well, do you know any other sights in Prague? 1. Old Town Square The Old Town Square in Prague was established about 900 years ago and is a well-known square in the history of Prague, located between Wenceslas Square and Charles Bridge. It is also the heart of the entire city, bustling with crowds especially in the summer. 2. Prague Castle Prague Castle is actually a large area of buildings, forming a massive architectural complex that includes churches, palaces, and courtyards, covering an area equivalent to about 7 football fields. It holds the Guinness World Record for the largest ancient castle. 3. Charles Bridge This is a Gothic stone bridge modeled after the Roman Ponte Sant'Angelo, and it has been the traditional route for the coronation processions of kings. In 1992, Charles Bridge was included in the World Heritage List. Initially, it was simply named 'Stone Bridge'. It is said that egg yolks were mixed into the mortar to strengthen the structure. Join us on December 7th for a heart-thumping rock music journey in the heart of Prague, Czech Republic~

| Do you have any photos that look foreign at first glance? Czech, is an ancient, mysterious, full of stories and fairy-tale kingdom, a place you will fall in love with once you go. Here are centuries-old castles, medieval bricks and tiles, and the romantic old bridge on the Danube, all the imaginations about Europe are here. Nietzsche said: 'When I want to express music with a word, I find Vienna; and when I want to express mystery with a word, I only think of Prague.' Every step of the scenery seems to be full of exploration and surprise. 💟 Walk on Charles Bridge, watch the sunset stained with art and romance, falling in every corner. 💟 Encounter the dancing house, watch the curvy rhythm of the shape, sway with it. 💟 Visit the most beautiful town - Krumlov, Gothic and Baroque style buildings, beautiful and spectacular. 💟 Spa town - Karlovy Vary, soak in the hot springs, feel comfortable. Check in the hometown of Budweiser - Budějovice, accompany with wine, enjoy the quiet life. Czech, a place where you want to go again no matter how many times you go, besides life, it is still life.

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Open-air Baroque Statue Museum - Charles Bridge Charles Bridge is the first bridge built by the people of Prague over the Vltava River, with a history of 650 years. With its long history and architectural art, Charles Bridge has become one of the most famous landmarks in Prague. At different times, people can have different feelings at Charles Bridge, and it is also a must-pass road connecting the Castle District and the Old Town District. Charlie Bridge is the oldest and longest bridge in Europe. There are 30 statues of saints on the bridge, with the originals preserved in a museum and most replaced with replicas. It is said that if you touch the stone statues with your heart, it will bring you a lifetime of happiness. Some parts of a bronze statue on the bridge have been polished by tourists' touches. The 8th statue on the right side of the bridge, Saint John, is the guardian of Charlie Bridge. In the middle of the fence is a golden cross marking the spot where St. John was thrown off the bridge years ago. On the Vltava River, there are many boats available for various time and route options. Charlie Bridge has a tower similar to a gunpowder tower in the direction close to the old town area, which is also the gate tower of the bridge. You can choose to climb up, and the cost is 100 kroner per person. However, the stairs of the tower are very difficult to walk, so it is recommended to assess your own ability and not sprain your foot. During the day, there are basically people on the Charlie Bridge, and there is no time to visit properly. It is recommended that you come in the morning when there are fewer people. After experiencing hundreds of years of wind and rain, the Charles Bridge remains intact. In order to protect this bridge, all vehicles are now prohibited from passing on the bridge, and it is only open for pedestrians to walk and visit.

First stop: Prague The Old Town has a nice feel, and the clock tower is very distinctive. Charles Bridge left me with a beautiful yet melancholic impression, probably because of winter. St. Vitus Cathedral is my favorite Gothic style, with its imposing presence. Climbing to the top of the tower, you can overlook the whole of Prague. St. Nicholas Church is small and beautiful in Baroque style, with a delicate color like a cream cake. The Jewish synagogue is small, decorated mainly with golden patterns, and next to it is Kafka's statue. Remembering his 'Metamorphosis' is both shocking and sad. Prague overall feels beautiful but seems to lack a bit of liveliness. Second stop: Český Krumlov Still in a beautiful style, looking down from the windows of the castle is like a painting. The pork knuckle in the cellar restaurant is very good, cheap and delicious. Third stop: Salzburg With the backdrop of the Alps' snow-capped mountains, hiking up to the castle offers a 360-degree beauty. The city streets are pretty, and the small restaurant served a very nice lunch. It's nice to have a coffee and pass the time. Walking on the Love Lock Bridge is a pity we didn't bring a lock. The church didn't leave a strong impression. The next day, we took three bus transfers to Hallstatt, touted as Europe's most beautiful town. It is indeed beautiful, with snow-capped mountains, lakes, and scattered pretty houses, but there were a bit too many tourists. Fourth stop: Vienna A high-end, classy big city. The buildings in the city center are exquisite and grand. The Gothic St. Stephen's Cathedral captures the heart at first sight, as does the Gothic City Hall, the Greek-style Parliament Building, the Baroque Opera House, Karlskirche, etc. The museums were very rewarding, especially the Klimt's works at the Belvedere Palace. The exquisite rooms in the Albertina Museum, coffee and cake in the popular café in the Art History Museum, the architecture is indescribably beautiful, and the prices are surprisingly similar to other cafés. Also visited the Sisi Museum and the Treasury in the Hofburg Palace, the library, etc. Schönbrunn Palace was rather average. In the evening, attended a concert in the Golden Hall. In short, Vienna is a visual feast. Additionally, the apartment on this trip was very cost-effective, allowing us to cook what we like. The Chinese restaurant downstairs also tasted good. Fifth stop: Budapest The city is romantic and charming because of the Danube River. Pest on the left, Buda on the right. Pest's Gothic Parliament Building is majestic, and the New Renaissance-style St. Stephen's Basilica is consistently grand and spectacular. The shopping street is quite lively. Buda's castle is a bit old. Visited the National Gallery inside, which has a rich collection. Drinking floral tea at sunset in Fisherman's Bastion, watching the sun set on the Parliament Building opposite until the lights come on, feels really good. Walked back and forth across the Danube's three bridges: Chain Bridge, Green Bridge, and White Bridge. Took a dip in the thermal bath, checked in at the New York Café, enjoyed coffee and lunch inside, listened to a performance, perfect!