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what to see in Prague within 5 days. Thank you for your reply.
How to see as much as possible in less time. Museums, performances, concerts, etc.
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St. Vitus Cathedral, the Old Royal Palace, the Church of St. George and the Golden Lane. Fascinating panorama of the city with its famous architectural monuments of the Old Square and the Lesser Town. The statues of Charles Bridge, the clock of the City Tower, the splendor of Wenceslas Square.
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answered 15 years ago
You don't have to chase all the sights. I would advise you to attend an organ concert, for example, in the Church of St. Jacob (in the evening it starts somewhere around 6-7 o’clock) and at the same time learn an interesting legend associated with this church, you won’t see anything interesting on Wenceslas Square except for Wenceslas on horseback, so don’t lose it there time. You can see an interesting thing by going from the side of Vaclavs Sq. it seems to be called a roco-baroque shop in the checkpoint. By the way, after leaving it on the street, you can take a walk in the Prague gardens (very cozy, beautiful and quiet)
And such sights as Charles Bridge, the Town Hall, all sorts of historical details, churches, by the way, all this can be seen in 2-3 hours on a sightseeing tour that tour operators will probably offer you. Be sure to go to Prague Castle, there is also an excursion that takes 4-5 hours. Be sure to visit the Trinity Castle - it's just near the zoo, so you can combine all this and take daylight hours, and in the evening go to the gooseberry fountains. There is a bus right from there. shadow theaters are optional, but they are everywhere. Do not take an exc on a ship, it is much more fun to take a catomoran and ride
And such sights as Charles Bridge, the Town Hall, all sorts of historical details, churches, by the way, all this can be seen in 2-3 hours on a sightseeing tour that tour operators will probably offer you. Be sure to go to Prague Castle, there is also an excursion that takes 4-5 hours. Be sure to visit the Trinity Castle - it's just near the zoo, so you can combine all this and take daylight hours, and in the evening go to the gooseberry fountains. There is a bus right from there. shadow theaters are optional, but they are everywhere. Do not take an exc on a ship, it is much more fun to take a catomoran and ride
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answered 15 years ago
If you wish, you can visit what I described in 3 days. If you have time, go to Karlovy Vary, swim in indoor pools in thermal water. Visit Dresden Center there is very beautiful) but this is a full day excursion. Vltava river, cross the Charles Bridge and take a walk there, see an interesting restaurant with "pissing men", feed the swans from your hands, because they are not shy there and you can even pet them. So enjoy your vacation! Good luck!
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answered 15 years ago
I apologize, but I must clarify that many of the recommendations relate to travel in the spring-summer-autumn period /01.04-15.10/.
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answered 15 years ago
in winter, concerts are not relevant - except for the Church of St. Nicholas on the Old Town Square, which is so heated ... and in the rest, because of the cold, concerts are held in chapels - and there it doesn’t sound like that - and sheer disappointment ... In the center of Prague - everywhere you look - there is beauty all around - both the City (ialastrana) and the old town (old town) - there every street is a story and an exciting journey - so the main thing here is to put on a warm card in your hands and go ahead - you still won’t see everything in 5 days - in my opinion it’s better look a little, but slowly and tastefully...
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answered 15 years ago
It is better to walk around Prague. In my opinion, the center should just be combed by sectors, it is very difficult to single out something more than something interesting. There is a feeling of the unreality of your whereabouts, akin to feelings during fermentation in our St. Petersburg. Outside the center, Prague Castle and Vysehrad are interesting. I didn’t like museums, because everything is presented chaotically, the audio guide does not help, and the whole story is sucked out of your finger - some insignificant moments seem to be things of an all-European scale. Castles outside of Prague - for an amateur. If you didn’t like the first one, then you don’t need to go to others - the same thing is there + -. Do not take an excursion along the river (if there is navigation) if you do not want to contemplate the locks for 45 minutes. If possible, visit Vienna, at least for a day.
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answered 15 years ago
Cathedral of St. Witta is definitely beautiful. And you can walk around the city endlessly - you will always stumble upon something interesting.
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answered 15 years ago
Prague is good in any season and in any weather!
I recommend a trip to Cesky Krumlov - I was there both in winter and in warm spring! Like in a dream!!!
In Prague, I advise you to go to the Black Theater "WOW!" SUPER!!!
Czech dinner in a tavern - I really liked it, although it was not a cheap pleasure!
Good luck!
I recommend a trip to Cesky Krumlov - I was there both in winter and in warm spring! Like in a dream!!!
In Prague, I advise you to go to the Black Theater "WOW!" SUPER!!!
Czech dinner in a tavern - I really liked it, although it was not a cheap pleasure!
Good luck!
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answered 15 years ago
Creative sculptures in Prague - http://creativing.net/travel/skulptury-pragi-davida-chyornogo.html
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answered 11 years ago