Prague Astronomical Clock

The Czech Prague Square has a more characteristic clock, is a tourist choice project, fixed time tourists are waiting to see. The square is very lively, we have been here for a long time.

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. 🕰️

The Czech capital Prague’s astronomical clock is the most famous feature of the town hall, built in the 1400s. The first version was completed in 1410 by Mikulá, a watchmaker from Kada and astronomer Jan indel. The astronomical clock consists of three separate units: mobile numbers, astronomical dials and calendar dials. Digitals are activated in an hourly journey through a complex mechanism.

incredible views of the city. really gorgeous area& can look at the old chapel as well included in the price

one of the most beautiful things I’ve ever seen. definitely worth passing by.

The astronomical clock (Czech: Praskorloj) is located on the Gothic clock tower of the Old City Hall, a peak of Czech Gothic science and technology and a luxurious and spectacular art monument. It is divided into two seats, which is a beautiful and chic self-tone clock. It is designed according to the principle of the earth center of the year. The above clock is circled once a year, and the day below is circled. Every time there is a time to pull time, saints show up, cocks crowing and other time. Every day at 12 noon, the twelve disciples of Jesus appeared from the clock, six turning left, six turning right, and as the cock cries, the window closed, the clock ringed.