Old Town Square

I think: if the fairy tale world really exists, then it must be modeled after Prague. This city that fits the imagination so well, riding the red vintage tram, feels like traveling through the European animations of childhood. Brick-red roofs and markets, the bells that chime every hour echo around the castle on the hilltop, and every street and alley below in the town. Churches, horse-drawn carriages, vintage cars, the city center's Old Town Square is bustling, in the little taverns, it seems as if a knight is sitting, dreaming back to the classics like 'The Three Musketeers' and 'The Nutcracker'...

🏰 Prague is mainly divided into: Old Town, New Town, Jewish Quarter, Lesser Town, Castle District, and Vyšehrad. The main attractions are concentrated in the Old Town and Castle District, and you can plan 1 to 3 days to explore Prague~ 🏰 Old Town, it is recommended to take a day trip or combine it with New Town 📍 Old Town Square The heart of Prague, where the song 'Prague Square' was filmed. With over 900 years of history, it's common to see performances of dancing and accordion playing 📍 Týn Church The black spire Gothic building next to the Old Town Square, the black spires are like the devil's castle in a fairy tale world. Upon closer inspection, the black spires are also very exquisite 📍 Old Town Hall Built in 1338, it was once a royal palace and now serves as a cultural center. You can climb the tower for a 360° panoramic view of Prague's Old Town 📍 Astronomical Clock The astronomical clock operates from 9:00 to 21:00 every day, with the twelve apostles of Jesus appearing one by one next to the clock on the hour. The clock is still accurate to this day, but be mindful of pickpockets when watching 📍 Charles Bridge Built in the 14th century, it is the place where Czech kings would pass during their coronation parades. Some say that you haven't really been to Prague unless you've crossed this bridge nine times. Whether it's at sunrise, sunset, or when the night falls, you can see different views of Charles Bridge. During the day, there are many artistic performances on the bridge, and you can also buy special artworks 📍 Powder Tower A Gothic old city gate built in 1475, it is one of the important landmarks of Prague 🏰 Castle District The castle was built in the 19th century and is also the location of the royal residence. Here you can find the essence of art from various historical periods, whether it's courtyards, streets, galleries, gardens, or churches, etc. It is recommended to spend half a day to 6 hours exploring 📍 St. Vitus Cathedral Construction began in 1344 and took over 600 years to complete. It is Gothic in style, with Baroque elements added later. The bell tower here also offers a panoramic view of Prague, not to be missed 📍 Golden Lane Kafka once wrote many works here, and now this alley is home to many interesting shops 📍 Old Royal Palace Part of Prague Castle, built in the 9th century. The interior is beautifully decorated, combining a variety of architectural styles. The changing of the guard ceremony held at noon is also quite unique

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"

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~