The capital of the Czech Republic is one of the most important destinations for Prague, where 1.2 million tourists come from everywhere in the world, compared to 1.2 million local populations. The Vlatava river flowing through the center of the city gave life to Prague. The edge of the river is around every hour of the day, but most of the evening it is frequented by many Pragians to get some alcohol. Despite the abundant amount of alcohol, it is a decent place to be riverside, no one will interfere with anyone, no fighting noise.
In Turkey, however elegant, and beautiful girl checks beautiful than the other girls unlike in the choicest places where you can see you will see drinking beer sitting on an ordinary moved here. There is no excuse, the information is over. Czech bears flow like water in this city.
The Vlatava river basin returns to the place of a carnival.
The Vlatava river basin returns to the place of a carnival.
THE CITY OF KAFKA...PRAG
Many places in the city have been built in medieval but well-maintained buildings have brought an animated film flare out of fairy tale to Prague. When you get to the Old Town square, you may feel enchanted. Almost every part of the city has many historic buildings and bridges. There are 14 bridges on the Vltava River and the most famous is Charles Bridge, which was completed in 1402.
Vlatava river
Vlatava river
Where to Stay in Prague: For low-budget travelers, we definitely recommend Art Hole Hostel. Both central location and close to everywhere is quite a good place for price and cleanliness. The staff are quite helpful and friendly.
If you want to stay in a hotel the B & B Prague Hotel is quite good and new hotel in terms of price / balance.
Places to Visit in Prague
There are so many places to see and see in Prague, but some of them are a little more prominent,
-Charles Bridge, you will not find it difficult to find the most famous bridge in the city by the river. There is also a janissary statue on the bridge that you can take with you.
-Prag Castle; When you arrive at the Charles bridge, you will find the magnificent structure of Prague in walking distance from Charles bridge. There is a janissary statue on the bridge that tells the Ottoman period.
-The Royal Palace: The only example in the world is the monument, which is a kingdom in the past, has parliament today.
-St. Vitus Cathedral: It is a huge historical building in the castle area. Here again in the castle district. This gothic cathedral was built in 1344 by Charles IV. Although the original design is not done by a French architect, Peter Parler looks after the architect's death for the design and construction work.
Astronomical clock tower located in the square of the old town.
Astronomical clock tower located in the square of the old town.
-Austronomic clock tower: Located in the old town square, this clock is a medieval historic clock. Twelve 12 hour symbols on the clock show 12 bastard symbols. This feature also ensures that the clock attracts tourists in a serious sense. It is located in the Old Town square. It is a very crowded place especially to observe the clock at the beginning of the hour. If you have a Prague city card and you get a ticket, you can go to the top of the clock tower and see the whole city.
-Kafka museum: If you look on the right side while walking on Charles bridge, you will see the museum. It looks like an ordinary museum from the outside, but it makes itself an unusual museum with its labyrinth inside.
-Prag national museum: When you look up at Wenceslas square, you will see a splendid building at the beginning of the square, this is the national museum.
-Sex museum: You have read this museum which is 50m away from the Old Town square, but I do not think you can spend 25tl.
-Grevin: Here you can find a statue made of wax from many famous names. there is a really different ambiance inside, a place to go and see. If you have Prague city card, you can enter 20TL.
In general, there are two major squares in the city and many cafes, restaurants, museums, entertainment venues are gathered around these squares. 1.si Old Town Square 2. Wenceslas Square.
One of the easiest ways of visiting the city is to get on the tourist buses. The presence of Turkish men on the backs of the seats will provide you with a better understanding of important information about the places you visit while on the move. If you have a Prague city card, you can go to these buses for free.
Prague city card: This card has as many days as you want. I bought a 3-day deal for $ 50. You can also buy internet te as well as from !
