Daria Silter
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Prague is a gorgeous city in any type of weather or a season. Located right in the heart of Europe, this small city can be explored entirely on foot within 2-3 days tops. Due to its immense popularity – there is not a corner left in Prague that hasn’t been photographed extensively by the many tourists visiting it each year. Nevertheless this city has a lot to offer, including some amazing food and beer, fairytale-like architecture that thankfully was not destroyed during the two major World wars, great nightlife, and much more!
Inside the city streets you will find a lot of souvenir shops, very interesting cafes and bars, each offering a delicious, custom-tailored menu, and many-many orange rooftops. In fact the city is not very green inside its ‘walls’, however it is surrounded by beautiful nature that can be spotted from some high-view points, such as the famous Old Town Hall.
The most famous spot in Prague is the Old Town Square where many of the well-recognized attractions are located, including the above mentioned Old Town Hall and magical, gothic cathedral by the name of ‘Church of Our Lady before Tyn‘.
I hope these photos below will inspire you to visit this beautiful city at least once in your lifetime, if you haven’t already done so!
Church of Our Lady before Tyn, located in the main square of the Old Town
Dancing (aka Drunken) House
St John the Baptist, Charles Bridge (from the old town side).
The Little Quarter
Gorgeous views from the Prague Castle.
Beautiful and narrow cobble stone streets of Prague.
Old Town Square – views from the Old Town hall.
Vltava River and the Charles Bridge.
Church of Our Lady before Tyn, the Old Town.
Panoramic views of the Old Town
Views of Vltava river
Local street art
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