“For the truth.”
Jan Hus preached in the Bethlehem Chapel from 1402 to 1413. In the 18th century, the chapel was in a desolate state,...
“Hat Off!”
Everyone who has ever visited the National
Theatre knows the famous Hynais Curtain. But few know what is written on the
back of it....
Clementinum
Just walk a few steps from the Charles Bridge
and you will be surrounded by the calm of Klementinum. These Baroque buildings
are the...
Brightly Colored Wooden Horses on Petrin Hill
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One of the most beautiful and oldest original carousels in Europe has been installed next to...
About the Medieval Toilet Over the Heads of Dining Guests
Charles Bridge is terminated on both sides by towers. The Old Town Bridge Tower and two Lesser Town Bridge Towers. The minor...
Church of St. Peter
Church of St. Peter in Biskupská Street. It was
built as a Romanesque basilica in the middle of the 12th century, as the...
Church of the Most Sacred Heart of Our Lord at George
The Church of the Most Sacred Heart of Our
Lord at George of Poděbrady Square (náměstí Jiřího z Poděbrad) at Vinohrady was
built between...
Strahov Library
The Strahov Monastery (founded in 1143) is one
of the most important architectural monuments in the Czech Republic and its
Strahov Library is one...
Juggling school in the beautiful sceneries of Prague.
Ever wanted to learn to juggle and didn't know how to start? How about trying Adam and Václav juggling school? In seven...
Capuchin Monastery
Quiet and peace in the gardens and courtyards of the Capuchin monastery in Hradčany.
St. Vitus Cathedral
The first sanctuary at this place was built in 926-30. This rotunda was destroyed by Prince Spytihněv after...
Customs Duty, Ramparts and Happy Evenings in Pubs
Thousands of carts carried goods from around the world to Ungelt in the 12th century, and in the evening its pubs heard merchant stories from around the world.
How Houses are Numbered in Prague
The numbering was enforced by the army so that they would have a better overview of who the army could call for compulsory military service.
“What do you want?”, he whispered. “Police!”, the policeman whispered too.
The doorbell rang. The man carefully opened the door and when he saw the police standing in the hallway of the house,...
Early Birds` Prague
If you want to experience Prague almost as it was during the times of Jan Neruda, and want to enjoy it, beautiful, colorful and quiet, you just need to get up a little bit earlier in the morning. Prague will reveal you another part of its charm and you will have it for yourself. Only you and this beautiful city.
