The Zizkov TV tower is a prominent feature of Prague's skyline. Built in the 1980's it's beautifully futuristic and hideous at the same time. It's also not going anywhere, even if it looks like a rocket.

Prague is most likely the most common destination for tourists. This view of the Charles Bridge and Karlovy Lazne as seen from Manesuv Most might be something many visitors never get the chance to see.

Just behind the Czech National Bank main office in Prague is the wonderful Henry's Tower which was built in the 15th century. This tower, on the left, has a restaurant and a really excellent whisky bar.

Many people get the chance to visit the castle at Hlouboka nad Vltavou. It's on the way to Cesky Krumlov why not? I think a lot of people just walk past the beautiful Kostel svatého Jana Nepomuckého (Church

On this All Saints Day I thought it fitting to post a shot from olšanské hřbitovy (olšanské cemetery) in Prague's Žižkov district. This cemetery/park houses many old graves and is a beautiful place for

Prague's Vinohrady district was once royal vineyards, now it's a wonderful neighbourhood popular with young families and expats. Sometimes you'll see crazy things in Prague and this photo from Vinohrady

Tonight I present a very rare photo from inside Prague's Invalidovna. It was a military veteran's hospital built in the 1730s. The building saw prolonged use as a hospital/veteran's home until the 1930s.

I just read a news story that says they should be back this month. Which means most likely sometime this year. They have been gone since October and I didn't notice. I'm ashamed.

@krakonos is right. Just hours ago I took this photo of the Zizkov TV tower and I did not notice until I read his post that the famous babies are gone. This tower dominates the Prague skyline and I have

I really couldn't find a lot of information about this quaint rotunda church in Old Town Prague. There is a notice on the gate with Mass times and even the web page for the Old Catholic Church listed doesn't

The center of Prague has many wonderful, narrow streets. This one is one of them. I can't remember exactly where it is as I like to get lost wandering around in Prague, which is easy, but I am pretty sure

As I've said before, I'm not a fan of the new (1970s) construction of the main train station in Prague, but the Art Nouveau construction is breathtaking. During the First Republic this was named Wilson

The Czech people know how to enjoy life's simple, beautiful moments. It's one of the reasons I like them so much. In today's photo I have an example of that as this man and his dog enjoy a nap at the base

It looks like I'm first today! I give you a photo of Kostel svatého Prokopa or Church of St. Procopius in the Žižkov neighborhood of Prague. Construction started on this church in 1898 on the site of the

The Jerusalem Synagogue on Jeruzalémská street is a beautiful piece of unusual (for Prague) architecture nestled in between other "normal" buildings. It is just a few dozen meters from the main

Deal!

Sorry to hear about Libensky Most, with any luck they will create something beautiful to replace it. Anyway, I submit a photo of the Prague Castle. I love this view and in the evening light it is especially

The great thing about Prague is that you never know what you are going to see. Today I spied a group of old cars in Mala Strana. The one on the left is a Peugeot from the early 1930s and I think the one

Today I present an evening view from the famous Nuselský most in Prague. The street below with the trams on it is Jaromírova. In the back you can see the twin towers of Saint Peter and Paul Basilica and

When the weather starts to improve life on the Vltava River in Prague gets a little more exciting. Pedal boats are a popular summer activity on the river, with some cafes offering "drive-up"