Star Summer Palace and the Most Famous Battle in Czech History
Every Czech knows who Charles IV was, later called the Father of the Homeland. No...
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You will find the most beautiful photos from the Our Beautiful Prague blogs in the...
Firing Range Kobylisy
The opening video is from the theater production Capricious Summer, which has been performed since...
The Rose Garden and the Pagan Sacrificial Site
Even though Prague has some parts where the altitude does not change for many kilometers,...
Fruit Yogurt Was Born in Prague
Even seemingly simple and self-evident things had to first occur to someone. We’ll never know...
Tens of Thousands of Cannon Balls and Fulfilled Wishes
If you say Prague and prayers answered or granted wishes, everyone immediately thinks of the...
The Art Nouveau Beauty of Prague’s Main Railway Station
One of the essential parts of the beauty of Prague is the diversity of its...
Trichodon (Lukáš Rais)
Lukáš Rais' path to art was certainly not a straightforward one. First he worked as...
Two Boyish Childhood Memories and the Josef Pleskot Tunnel in the Stag Moat
President Václav Havel recalled his childhood: "As a little boy, I lived in the countryside...
Formerly, It Was a Backyard for Chickens and Pigs; Today, the Second Most Important Church in Czechia
The Church of Our Lady before Týn, on Old Town Square, the counterbalance of the...
Horses, Hares, and Bulls on the Prague Bridge
The very first bridge on the territory of Prague was probably the wooden bridge in...
Meditation Garden, 27 Executed, and State Bankruptcy in 1623
Oasis in the Beating Heart of the City If you walk down Nerudova Street from...
The Dark Past of Loreto Square
Loreto Square is bordered by the Capuchin Monastery on the northern side, the Czernin Palace...
Why Salvador Dali Kissed the Czech Sculptor’s Dirty Hands and About the Water Sprite From Kampa
It's just a hard-to-believe story - the Czech sculptor Josef Nálepa was the first sculptor...
Květnice Garden
The perennial garden Květnice was established between the years 1935 and 1937 as part of...
Then the Ground Opened, and the Carriage with the Horses and the Princess Fell into the Deep and Was Never Seen Again
The words of the headline are a legend about the end of the life of...
And the King’s Horse Fell Dead to the Ground
The Czech proverb "To carry wood to the forest." refers to a completely unnecessary activity....
A Functionalist Monument that You’ll Have to Find
There is one period in Czech history that most people highly idealize. It is the...
Václav Havel Benches
Shortly after the death of President Václav Havel, Czech Ambassador to the USA Petr Gandalovič...
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