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Sports and recreation!
We decided to take a private bike tour to Karlstejn. They never regretted it, and paid a little. We were also very lucky with the guide - Daniel adjusted to our pace and stopped when it was convenient for us.
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9 years ago
Amazingly beautiful, and most importantly, peaceful place
This amazing garden is located behind the Malostranska metro station. Hidden behind an incredibly high wall and various buildings, it has three entrances. This place used to be part of the Wallenstein Palace, which later served as the chamber of the senate.
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9 years ago
All Prague at a glance
After walking through the gardens of Petrin Hill, I decided to climb the hill itself, which took me about half an hour. Climbing to the top, I saw a mini Eiffel Tower with a strong steel frame.
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9 years ago
This must not be forgotten...
Everything about this museum was amazing. The entry price was very low. There I learned the phenomenal story of the occupation of the Czech Republic by the Nazis. It was the most patriotic story I have ever read.
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9 years ago
Great Museum of Great Science
It was one of the best science and technology museums I have ever been to. You can easily spend most of your day in a vehicle gallery. The main building has 7 floors of technological exhibits, usually several on each floor.
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9 years ago
Extraordinarily amazing and charming museum
I was a little skeptical, as I expected it to be just a cheap exhibition for inexperienced viewers. But I was wrong. The tour will take only an hour of your life, while you can enjoy the authentic and mysterious realm of 500 years of intact alchemy laboratory history.
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9 years ago
The best thing I found here is beer!
After another excursion, we boarded the 22 tram moving up the hill to the Strahov Monastery Brewery. Our main task was to visit the library, but, unfortunately, we did not manage to go inside and look at it, and we had to be content with only the view from the door.
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9 years ago
A place where you want to return
I attended an hour and a half classical music concert designed especially for tourists. It was an inexpensive and at the same time delightful pastime. At the concert we enjoyed elementary classical reproductions which were pleasant and easy to listen to.
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9 years ago
One of the most interesting excursions
This excursion was the most memorable of all my trips to Prague. This small museum has a huge collection of Soviet KGB memorabilia. You will even have the opportunity to hold them in your hands.
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9 years ago
The acoustics are amazing!
It is located just a few steps from the metro station, so it is not difficult to find it. We went to this arena to attend a concert by the violinist Adre Rieu. They could not even imagine that the concert hall would be so big - I think 15 thousand listeners could easily fit in it.
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9 years ago
Church themed art
In fact, this monastery is part of the national gallery, although geographically distant from it. Built in the Gothic style, it has collected a collection of Czech medieval art.
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9 years ago
Pictures that inspire
In this museum, you will have a great opportunity to see the paintings of talented artists of the 20th century and learn more about them. The gallery contains a huge number of paintings not only by Czech artists, but also by French and Spanish 18-19 centuries.
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9 years ago
Panorama from here...
We came here mainly to go up to the roof of the museum and enjoy the view of the city. Climbing up the hill was not that hard, especially when you expect to see a beautiful panorama of the city.
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9 years ago
One word - great!
This synagogue is one of the most beautiful in Prague. It can only compete with the Spanish synagogue. Colorful interior facade, marble columns, and a huge stained glass window with a Star of David.
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9 years ago
A place of serenity and peace
This beautiful and well-preserved old monastery is located near the castle. Loreta is considered one of the richest monasteries in Prague. It used to be a place of pilgrimage, but now it is a quiet and peaceful place with an interesting exhibition.
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9 years ago
Away from the hustle and bustle
I went to this park on the second day after arriving in Prague. Peace and quiet - this is exactly what I lacked after the bustling capital. And the park is just a 15-minute drive from the city, and even the metro goes there!
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9 years ago
As you go up, you will see more!
We came here from the Old City, enjoying the unfolding scenery of the tops of the Petrin Hill, reminiscent of the Eiffel Tower. All the time we had to ride the bus in a crowd of people, smoothly moving around the city, but when we finally passed 300 steps from the ground, we had plenty of time and s...
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9 years ago
Interesting interior, unusual
The front of this church looks very odd. It is covered by other buildings built in front of it, which, apparently, were elevated earlier. However, the upper part of the church and its interior are quite elegant.
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9 years ago
Impressive Synagogue
Once I had the opportunity to visit the Synagogue, where a musical concert was held. The atmosphere inside was simply fantastic (it was only complemented by paintings and architectural details), and the musicians only emphasized it.
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9 years ago
Excellent, professional service
Me and my wife needed to solve the issue of transportation for the trip from Prague to Zagreb. Martin's service was very pleasant and easy. Everything was clear and agreed in advance.
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9 years ago
Magical evening at the theater
As a musician, the mere thought that I was in the theater where Mozart first showed the public "Don Giovanni" delighted me. The theater is very impressive: so small, and so well preserved, that you can actually think you are in the 18th century.
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9 years ago
Walk in Vysehrad
At the beginning, I didn’t have plans to visit the Visegrad fortress, but the free time that appeared was spent walking around Visegrad, and not in vain. Really great place with great views of the city and the Vltava river.
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9 years ago
Incredible size and amazing craftsmanship
We stopped in the Old Town and took a trolley bus to the gallery. We crossed the bridge and turned right, continuing for about two more miles. The museum-gallery looks like an ordinary building, but not a single person should pass by the Slavic Epic of Alphonse Mucha.
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9 years ago
High baroque a few steps away
This church is located a few steps from the tram stop at Lesser Town Square. Tram 22 will take you from Wenceslas Square, a few blocks away, to a stop at Prague Castle or up to the monastery.
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9 years ago
History interesting and captivating
The most famous museum in Prague, very beautiful interior, wonderful collection of paintings, artefacts and works of art. The ticket price includes an audio guide in several languages (owner and narrator Maximilian Lobkowitz).
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9 years ago