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night shot in Prague very beautiful city.. but also very many tourists at late night is the best time to take pictures.. otherwise there are thousands of people.
You can find these charming creatures almost any time on this spot, very close to Franz Kafka Museum, Cihelna Street.
There is a stunning view of Charles Bridge from there.
Prague Castle is the centerpiece of every Prague panorama. It overlooks the city and demands admiration. If you ever find yourself in Prague during summer dusk make sure to take a look at the sun setting behind St. Vitus Cathedral. The view is almost biblical. This complex dates back to the earliest history of Prague and is an important political and cultural venue in Czech history. Based on archeological research, the beginning of the Castle dates back to the 9th century and is linked with Prince Borivoj. Since the 10th century, Prague Castle has been the seat of Kings, religious leaders and in recent history, residence of the Czech President. The Gothic cathedral of St. Vitus was commissioned during the reign of Charles IV. As the greatest cathedral in Prague, St. Vitus has been the site for many royal coronations and other ceremonies. The cathedral boasts the royal mausoleum, where the tombs of former Kings and Queens are laid. An important part of the cathedral is the elaborate St. Wenceslas Chapel, where the door to the Crown Chamber, which secures the Crown Jewels, is located.
Charles Bridge - the bridge over the Vltava river in Prague, which is one of the most famous and most visited tourist attractions. The bridge is nearly 516 meters long and about 9.50 m in width. His 17 drugs rests on 15 pillars. It is one of the oldest surviving stone bridge of world.
Construction of the bridge began in 1357, during the reign of the Emperor Charles IV. It stood on the site of an earlier Judith Bridge from 12th century, when was destroyed by a flood in 1342.
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Most Karola – most na Wełtawie w Pradze będący jedną z najsłynniejszych i najczęściej odwiedzanych atrakcji turystycznych miasta. Most ma prawie 516 m długości i ok. 9,50 m szerokości. Jego 17 łęków spoczywa na 15 filarach. Jest to najstarszy zachowany most kamienny świata o tej rozpiętości przęseł.
Budowę mostu rozpoczęto w 1357 r. za panowania cesarza Karola IV. Stanął on na miejscu wcześniejszego mostu Judyty z XII w., zniszczonego przez powódź w 1342 roku.