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For lovers of feeding waterfowl and beautiful views
Great place on the river Vltava to bask in the sun, admire the Charles Bridge and tourists scurrying along it, feed the white swans and just enjoy life : ) How to find? Cross the Charles Bridge towards Prague Castle, immediately after the bridge turn right and move along the river.
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10 years ago
Collectors of the "most-most" sights
Vinarna Devil. The narrowest street in Prague. A street that was once a trivial fire escape. The street, which the people called Drunk, because even pretty tipsy citizens can walk smoothly, holding on to the walls and not dropping their own dignity.
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For lovers of non-trivial sculpture
The sculpture of a praying man on the banks of the Vltava is dedicated to the Indian preacher Sri Chinmoy. And it is no coincidence that the preacher's gaze is fixed on the Charles Bridge.
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10 years ago
For lovers of contemporary art
For a cursory, concise and free option for viewing part of the exposition of the Kamp Museum, it is enough to go into its courtyard. There is always something to be surprised, something to stun and something to smile at!
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10 years ago
For lovers of non-trivial sculpture
The composition "Penguins" consists of 34 yellow penguins lined up in a row. The figures are made from recycled plastic bottles by Cracking Art. Prague penguins, according to the idea of the authors, are marching in protest against the irrational use of natural resources.
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For lovers of non-trivial sculpture
David Cerny - architect, sculptor, provocateur. His work certainly does not leave anyone indifferent. Some of the giant babies fought off a group climbing the Prague TV Tower in Zizkov and settled in Kampa Park.
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10 years ago
For lovers of non-trivial sculpture
David Cerny - architect, sculptor, provocateur. His work certainly does not leave anyone indifferent. Another creation of David Cerny is a sculpture of Sigmund Freud hanging on one arm (although some Czechs claim that the figure of the philosopher looks more like Lenin : ) The installation travel...
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10 years ago
For lovers of non-trivial sculpture
David Cerny - architect, sculptor, provocateur. His work certainly does not leave anyone indifferent. The "Embryo" installation is dedicated to the 50th anniversary of the Na Zabradli theater in Prague and symbolizes the birth of a new creative life.
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10 years ago
For lovers of non-trivial sculpture
David Cerny - architect, sculptor, provocateur. His work certainly does not leave anyone indifferent. The equestrian monument to St. Wenceslas became the subject of parody.
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10 years ago
For lovers of non-trivial sculpture
David Cerny - architect, sculptor, provocateur. His work certainly does not leave anyone indifferent. The Piss installation, where bronze statues do not just write, they “draw” statements of famous Prague residents on the water.
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For lovers of non-trivial sculpture
The fountain consists of five figures frozen in a dance. As conceived by the author (Anna Chromy), these are the most famous rivers in the world, which have taken on human form and are rushing to freedom.
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For lovers of leisurely walks and beautiful views
Streltsy Island is a great place in the heart of Prague to enjoy beautiful views and leisurely walks in peace and solitude. You can get to the island by a stone staircase leading from the Legia Bridge or by going down the elevator from the central part of the same bridge.
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10 years ago
City view lovers
Castel San Pietro is located a little away from the central and tourist part of the city, on the other side of the Adige River. I climbed the mountain on foot, using the stairs.
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10 years ago
For lovers and simply romantic natures
A tourist mecca - a patio with a balcony where Shakespeare's Romeo confessed his love to his Juliet. Hundreds of tourists on a small patch of land crowd in line for the right to touch the sculptural chest of Juliet.
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10 years ago
Lovers of Roman ruins
The grandiose building, which could accommodate the entire population of ancient Verona, was built in the 1st century AD and is the third largest in the world. Why go? Touch eternity.
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10 years ago
For leisurely walks and other sea pleasures
The Promenade des Anglais in Nice is interesting not only for its magnificent views of the entire coast, but also for the fact that it is here that many hotels, palaces and other architectural objects are located.
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10 years ago
Boys and girls, as well as their parents and all lovers of the underwater world
Even if you, like me, are a small fan of all kinds of aquariums, zoos, etc. , I recommend periodically making exceptions to these rules. Satisfaction guaranteed! Moreover, the Aquarium of Genoa is considered the second largest in Europe.
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10 years ago
For lovers of various views of the city
I went up to the Metronome for the views of Prague. Therefore, this is more a review about Letensky gardens (Letensk? sady) with Metron in the load : ) A huge park recreation area near the Prague Castle.
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10 years ago
Must see in the list of attractions in Budapest
Business card of Budapest. Architecture that strikes the imagination. Definitely a must-see! If you decide not to limit yourself to an external inspection, then an excursion inside the Parliament is also possible.
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10 years ago
Everyone for whom the concept of war is not an abstract category
The museum is located in the building of the Nuremberg Palace of Justice, in the right wing (the very one where the historical trial of the fascist leaders took place). Ticket 5 euros.
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10 years ago
For lovers of views of the city and fortifications
The Nuremberg Fortress (N? rnberger Burg) is the collective name of the structures intended for the defense of the city. Entrance to the territory of the fortress is free.
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10 years ago
Landmark from the classic set
The oldest church in the city (13th century). Named after the patron saint of Nuremberg. The most valuable in the church are the relics of St. Sebald. Included in the classic Nuremberg sightseeing route.
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For lovers of non-trivial sculpture
The very idea of the fountain is connected with Hans Sachs's poem "Bittersweet Family Life", in which he talks about his family experiences. And yes, it is simply impossible to remain indifferent to Weber's creation!
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10 years ago
Classic place for making a wish
Every self-respecting city has the very place that "rub, think and come true" : ) In Nuremberg, this is one of the elements of the crate of the Beautiful Fountain - a bronze ring.
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10 years ago
For lovers of non-trivial sculpture
Author Juergen Hertz wanted to show what would happen to a person if he continued to treat nature barbarically. The prototype of Jurgen's work was the famous hare from Dü rer's painting.
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