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More info about travel to Prague: https://www.ricksteves.com/europe/czech-republic/prague Prague's Wenceslas Square is the main square of the Czech Republic, and the natural assembly point when the Czech people need to raise their collective voice for change.
At http://www.ricksteves.com, you'll find money-saving travel tips, small-group tours, guidebooks, TV shows, radio programs, podcasts, and more on this destination.
A travel guide for visiting Prague in the Czech Republic. Highlights include: Old Town Prague, Astronomical Clock, Wenceslas Square, and the Charles Bridge.
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Here it is people... NOMAD IN PRAGUE 2 ... footage I recorded while taking a walk in Czech Republic with background music produced by myself Nomad. I was hanging out with a few friends and I decided to take a quick tour through the city in to do some shopping and search for the famous clock. So many people have never seen how beautiful this place is so here it is.
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- published: 08 Apr 2011
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Having grown up in Austria, I had never made it to the Czech Republic, one of our neighbouring countries. Prague, in particular, had interested me for a long time, but I had never had a chance to visit it. Well, on June 1, finally, I was on my way to explore Prague, one of Europe's most popular tourist destinations. I took the train from Vienna, enjoyed a great conversation with a young Czech lady from Brno who is now living in Berlin, and finally around 3 pm I made it into the Holesovice Railway Station in Prague.
Later that afternoon and evening I took a personal tour of the Old Town area with local expert Jitka Simkova and her colleague Karel. We started on St. Wenceslav Square, with its early 20th century architecture, and walked through narrow cobble-stoned streets into the centre of Prague: Old Town Square. This expansive public square features two of the main attractions of Prague: the Old Town Hall with its famous astronomical clock, and the Gothic Church of Our Lady before Tyn with its distinctive roofline. Kinsky Palace and the Church of St. Nicholas along with a variety of pastel-coloured medieval houses impressed me as one of the most beautiful European squares I had ever seen.
We continued our walk to the famous historical Charles Bridge whose construction started in 1357 and continued for about 150 years. Walking back through the narrow streets we stopped at a typical Czech beer hall, U Medvikdku, where I got to taste some authentic Czech beer brewed on site. I also enjoyed pork tail and potato pancakes, a typical Czech dish.
On June 2 I got a tour through the historic Hotel Jalta, where I was staying, which dates back to the post-war era and is now a designated landmark. Then I enjoyed another tour and a delicious lunch just steps away at the historic Hotel Radisson SAS Alcron which distinguishes itself with its stunning Art Deco inspired interior. In the afternoon, Petra, my tour guide, took me to Strahov Monastery where I saw one of the most stunning Baroque libraries.
From there we explored the Loreto and Prague Castle with one of its main sights: the breathtaking St. Vitus Cathedral. The present Gothic cathedral was begun in 1344, although earlier churches had stood here since 925 A.D. The vaulted interior with its colourful stained-glass windows makes it one of the most impressive Gothic buildings anywhere.
On my final day in Prague I took a tour with my knowledgeable guide Richard through Josefov, the Jewish Quarter of Prague. Prague is intricately connected with famous writer Franz Kafka, and reminders of his past can be seen all over the Jewish Quarter. Formerly the Jewish ghetto, most of this area of town was demolished between 1893 and 1913 and reconstructed along the lines of the Parisian reconstruction.
Because the Nazis wanted to create an "exotic museum for an instinct race", many of the Jewish building are actually still left in Josefov. These include six synagogues, the Jewish cemetery and the Old Jewish Town Hall. Then Richard and I got an introduction to Jewish cuisine at the kosher King Solomon restaurant. Today's Josefov features a large number of impressive Art Nouveau apartment houses.
Richard then took me to Municipal House, a magnificent civic landmark and concert hall that was constructed between 1905 and 1912. It features stunning Art Nouveau architecture and amazing murals by the famous painter Alfons Mucha. In the second half of the afternoon I went on a boat trip on the Vltava River which gave me a completely different viewpoint of Prague from the water.
After another walk on the Charles Bridge, I crossed over into Mala Strana, the Little Quarter, on the other side of the river. I took the funicular up to Petrin Hill, where I admired a miniature version of the Eiffel Tower. Then I walked over to the Hradčany Hill which is the location of Prague Castle, which is said to be the largest castle in the world. I enjoyed a great outdoor dinner at the foot of the castle hill, overlooking the city.
On the morning of June 4 I took the bus from Prague to Telč, a city close to the Austrian border. My brother and my sister-in-law met me there and we jointly explored this UNESCO World Heritage Site. The pastel-coloured Renaissance houses on the main square, the castle, the Church of the Ascension of Mary and the pond behind main square made this a great final stop on my explorations of the Czech Republic.
- published: 20 Jul 2009
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Having grown up in Austria, I had never made it to the Czech Republic, one of our neighbouring countries. Prague, in particular, had interested me for a long time, but I had never had a chance to visit it. Well, on June 1, finally, I was on my way to explore Prague, one of Europe's most popular tourist destinations. I took the train from Vienna, enjoyed a great conversation with a young Czech lady from Brno who is now living in Berlin, and finally around 3 pm I made it into the Holesovice Railway Station in Prague.
Later that afternoon and evening I took a personal tour of the Old Town area with local expert Jitka Simkova and her colleague Karel. We started on St. Wenceslav Square, with its early 20th century architecture, and walked through narrow cobble-stoned streets into the centre of Prague: Old Town Square. This expansive public square features two of the main attractions of Prague: the Old Town Hall with its famous astronomical clock, and the Gothic Church of Our Lady before Tyn with its distinctive roofline. Kinsky Palace and the Church of St. Nicholas along with a variety of pastel-coloured medieval houses impressed me as one of the most beautiful European squares I had ever seen.
We continued our walk to the famous historical Charles Bridge whose construction started in 1357 and continued for about 150 years. Walking back through the narrow streets we stopped at a typical Czech beer hall, U Medvikdku, where I got to taste some authentic Czech beer brewed on site. I also enjoyed pork tail and potato pancakes, a typical Czech dish.
On June 2 I got a tour through the historic Hotel Jalta, where I was staying, which dates back to the post-war era and is now a designated landmark. Then I enjoyed another tour and a delicious lunch just steps away at the historic Hotel Radisson SAS Alcron which distinguishes itself with its stunning Art Deco inspired interior. In the afternoon, Petra, my tour guide, took me to Strahov Monastery where I saw one of the most stunning Baroque libraries.
From there we explored the Loreto and Prague Castle with one of its main sights: the breathtaking St. Vitus Cathedral. The present Gothic cathedral was begun in 1344, although earlier churches had stood here since 925 A.D. The vaulted interior with its colourful stained-glass windows makes it one of the most impressive Gothic buildings anywhere.
On my final day in Prague I took a tour with my knowledgeable guide Richard through Josefov, the Jewish Quarter of Prague. Prague is intricately connected with famous writer Franz Kafka, and reminders of his past can be seen all over the Jewish Quarter. Formerly the Jewish ghetto, most of this area of town was demolished between 1893 and 1913 and reconstructed along the lines of the Parisian reconstruction.
Because the Nazis wanted to create an "exotic museum for an instinct race", many of the Jewish building are actually still left in Josefov. These include six synagogues, the Jewish cemetery and the Old Jewish Town Hall. Then Richard and I got an introduction to Jewish cuisine at the kosher King Solomon restaurant. Today's Josefov features a large number of impressive Art Nouveau apartment houses.
Richard then took me to Municipal House, a magnificent civic landmark and concert hall that was constructed between 1905 and 1912. It features stunning Art Nouveau architecture and amazing murals by the famous painter Alfons Mucha. In the second half of the afternoon I went on a boat trip on the Vltava River which gave me a completely different viewpoint of Prague from the water.
After another walk on the Charles Bridge, I crossed over into Mala Strana, the Little Quarter, on the other side of the river. I took the funicular up to Petrin Hill, where I admired a miniature version of the Eiffel Tower. Then I walked over to the Hradčany Hill which is the location of Prague Castle, which is said to be the largest castle in the world. I enjoyed a great outdoor dinner at the foot of the castle hill, overlooking the city.
On the morning of June 4 I took the bus from Prague to Telč, a city close to the Austrian border. My brother and my sister-in-law met me there and we jointly explored this UNESCO World Heritage Site. The pastel-coloured Renaissance houses on the main square, the castle, the Church of the Ascension of Mary and the pond behind main square made this a great final stop on my explorations of the Czech Republic.
- published: 20 Jul 2009
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Having grown up in Austria, I had never made it to the Czech Republic, one of our neighbouring countries. Prague, in particular, had interested me for a long time, but I had never had a chance to visit it. Well, on June 1, finally, I was on my way to explore Prague, one of Europe's most popular tourist destinations. I took the train from Vienna, enjoyed a great conversation with a young Czech lady from Brno who is now living in Berlin, and finally around 3 pm I made it into the Holesovice Railway Station in Prague.
Later that afternoon and evening I took a personal tour of the Old Town area with local expert Jitka Simkova and her colleague Karel. We started on St. Wenceslav Square, with its early 20th century architecture, and walked through narrow cobble-stoned streets into the centre of Prague: Old Town Square. This expansive public square features two of the main attractions of Prague: the Old Town Hall with its famous astronomical clock, and the Gothic Church of Our Lady before Tyn with its distinctive roofline. Kinsky Palace and the Church of St. Nicholas along with a variety of pastel-coloured medieval houses impressed me as one of the most beautiful European squares I had ever seen.
We continued our walk to the famous historical Charles Bridge whose construction started in 1357 and continued for about 150 years. Walking back through the narrow streets we stopped at a typical Czech beer hall, U Medvikdku, where I got to taste some authentic Czech beer brewed on site. I also enjoyed pork tail and potato pancakes, a typical Czech dish.
On June 2 I got a tour through the historic Hotel Jalta, where I was staying, which dates back to the post-war era and is now a designated landmark. Then I enjoyed another tour and a delicious lunch just steps away at the historic Hotel Radisson SAS Alcron which distinguishes itself with its stunning Art Deco inspired interior. In the afternoon, Petra, my tour guide, took me to Strahov Monastery where I saw one of the most stunning Baroque libraries.
From there we explored the Loreto and Prague Castle with one of its main sights: the breathtaking St. Vitus Cathedral. The present Gothic cathedral was begun in 1344, although earlier churches had stood here since 925 A.D. The vaulted interior with its colourful stained-glass windows makes it one of the most impressive Gothic buildings anywhere.
On my final day in Prague I took a tour with my knowledgeable guide Richard through Josefov, the Jewish Quarter of Prague. Prague is intricately connected with famous writer Franz Kafka, and reminders of his past can be seen all over the Jewish Quarter. Formerly the Jewish ghetto, most of this area of town was demolished between 1893 and 1913 and reconstructed along the lines of the Parisian reconstruction.
Because the Nazis wanted to create an "exotic museum for an instinct race", many of the Jewish building are actually still left in Josefov. These include six synagogues, the Jewish cemetery and the Old Jewish Town Hall. Then Richard and I got an introduction to Jewish cuisine at the kosher King Solomon restaurant. Today's Josefov features a large number of impressive Art Nouveau apartment houses.
Richard then took me to Municipal House, a magnificent civic landmark and concert hall that was constructed between 1905 and 1912. It features stunning Art Nouveau architecture and amazing murals by the famous painter Alfons Mucha. In the second half of the afternoon I went on a boat trip on the Vltava River which gave me a completely different viewpoint of Prague from the water.
After another walk on the Charles Bridge, I crossed over into Mala Strana, the Little Quarter, on the other side of the river. I took the funicular up to Petrin Hill, where I admired a miniature version of the Eiffel Tower. Then I walked over to the Hradčany Hill which is the location of Prague Castle, which is said to be the largest castle in the world. I enjoyed a great outdoor dinner at the foot of the castle hill, overlooking the city.
On the morning of June 4 I took the bus from Prague to Telč, a city close to the Austrian border. My brother and my sister-in-law met me there and we jointly explored this UNESCO World Heritage Site. The pastel-coloured Renaissance houses on the main square, the castle, the Church of the Ascension of Mary and the pond behind main square made this a great final stop on my explorations of the Czech Republic.
- published: 20 Jul 2009
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The capital of the Czech Republic is also called ‘the golden city’, the ‘mother of cities’, but its most fitting name is the ‘city of 100 spires’. In the old town there are the towers of the City Hall, the Tyn temple and the Magazine. The puppet play of its famous Astronomical clock is marvelled at by thousands every hour. The Jewish district is famous of its old cemetery and the Synagogue. The Charles Bridge with its 30 statues lead to the other side of the Vltava. The other part has plenty of very good restaurants. The green dome of the Saint Nicholas Church can be seen above the citizens houses. The Prague Castle is one of Europe’s most beautiful castle districts with gothic, renessaince and baroque palaces, with a royal palace, parks, temples. Whoever visits Prague, won’t forget the Wenceslas Square and the famous pubs the ‘U Kalycha’ and the ‘U Fleku’. While wandering on the medieval streets we understand why this place became the setting for the legends of Dalibor, Faust, Rabbi Löw and the Golem.
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Wenceslas Square (Czech: 
Václavské náměstí [ˈvaːt͡slafskɛː ˈnaːmjɛsciː], colloquially Václavák [ˈvaːt͡slavaːk]) is one of the main city squares and the centre of the business and cultural communities in the New Town of Prague, Czech Republic. Many historical events occurred there, and it is a traditional setting for demonstrations, celebrations, and other public gatherings. The square is named after Saint Wenceslas, the patron saint of Bohemia. It is part of the historic centre of Prague, a World Heritage Site.
Formerly known as Koňský trh (Horse Market), for its periodic accommodation of horse markets during the Middle Ages, it was renamed Svatováclavské náměstí (English: Saint Wenceslas square) in 1848 on the proposal of Karel Havlíček Borovský.
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Less a square than a boulevard, Wenceslas Square has the shape of a very long (750 m, total area 45,000 m²) rectangle, in a northwest–southeast direction. The street slopes upward to the southeast side. At that end, the street is dominated by the grand neoclassical Czech National Museum. The northwest end runs up against the border between the New Town and the Old Town.
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Having grown up in Austria, I had never made it to the Czech Republic, one of our neighbouring countries. Prague, in particular, had interested me for a long time, but I had never had a chance to visit it. Well, on June 1, finally, I was on my way to explore Prague, one of Europe's most popular tourist destinations. I took the train from Vienna, enjoyed a great conversation with a young Czech lady from Brno who is now living in Berlin, and finally around 3 pm I made it into the Holesovice Railway Station in Prague. Later that afternoon and evening I took a personal tour of the Old Town area with local expert Jitka Simkova and her colleague Karel. We started on St. Wenceslav Square, with its early 20th century architecture, and walked through narrow cobble-stoned streets into the centre of Prague: Old Town Square. This expansive public square features two of the main attractions of Prague: the Old Town Hall with its famous astronomical clock, and the Gothic Church of Our Lady before Tyn with its distinctive roofline. Kinsky Palace and the Church of St. Nicholas along with a variety of pastel-coloured medieval houses impressed me as one of the most beautiful European squares I had ever seen. We continued our walk to the famous historical Charles Bridge whose construction started in 1357 and continued for about 150 years. Walking back through the narrow streets we stopped at a typical Czech beer hall, U Medvikdku, where I got to taste some authentic Czech beer brewed on site. I also enjoyed pork tail and potato pancakes, a typical Czech dish. On June 2 I got a tour through the historic Hotel Jalta, where I was staying, which dates back to the post-war era and is now a designated landmark. Then I enjoyed another tour and a delicious lunch just steps away at the historic Hotel Radisson SAS Alcron which distinguishes itself with its stunning Art Deco inspired interior. In the afternoon, Petra, my tour guide, took me to Strahov Monastery where I saw one of the most stunning Baroque libraries. From there we explored the Loreto and Prague Castle with one of its main sights: the breathtaking St. Vitus Cathedral. The present Gothic cathedral was begun in 1344, although earlier churches had stood here since 925 A.D. The vaulted interior with its colourful stained-glass windows makes it one of the most impressive Gothic buildings anywhere. On my final day in Prague I took a tour with my knowledgeable guide Richard through Josefov, the Jewish Quarter of Prague. Prague is intricately connected with famous writer Franz Kafka, and reminders of his past can be seen all over the Jewish Quarter. Formerly the Jewish ghetto, most of this area of town was demolished between 1893 and 1913 and reconstructed along the lines of the Parisian reconstruction. Because the Nazis wanted to create an "exotic museum for an instinct race", many of the Jewish building are actually still left in Josefov. These include six synagogues, the Jewish cemetery and the Old Jewish Town Hall. Then Richard and I got an introduction to Jewish cuisine at the kosher King Solomon restaurant. Today's Josefov features a large number of impressive Art Nouveau apartment houses. Richard then took me to Municipal House, a magnificent civic landmark and concert hall that was constructed between 1905 and 1912. It features stunning Art Nouveau architecture and amazing murals by the famous painter Alfons Mucha. In the second half of the afternoon I went on a boat trip on the Vltava River which gave me a completely different viewpoint of Prague from the water. After another walk on the Charles Bridge, I crossed over into Mala Strana, the Little Quarter, on the other side of the river. I took the funicular up to Petrin Hill, where I admired a miniature version of the Eiffel Tower. Then I walked over to the Hradčany Hill which is the location of Prague Castle, which is said to be the largest castle in the world. I enjoyed a great outdoor dinner at the foot of the castle hill, overlooking the city. On the morning of June 4 I took the bus from Prague to Telč, a city close to the Austrian border. My brother and my sister-in-law met me there and we jointly explored this UNESCO World Heritage Site. The pastel-coloured Renaissance houses on the main square, the castle, the Church of the Ascension of Mary and the pond behind main square made this a great final stop on my explorations of the Czech Republic. -
1:57Prague Travel: Old Town Side of St. Wenceslas Square - Great Architecture
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Having grown up in Austria, I had never made it to the Czech Republic, one of our neighbouring countries. Prague, in particular, had interested me for a long time, but I had never had a chance to visit it. Well, on June 1, finally, I was on my way to explore Prague, one of Europe's most popular tourist destinations. I took the train from Vienna, enjoyed a great conversation with a young Czech lady from Brno who is now living in Berlin, and finally around 3 pm I made it into the Holesovice Railway Station in Prague. Later that afternoon and evening I took a personal tour of the Old Town area with local expert Jitka Simkova and her colleague Karel. We started on St. Wenceslav Square, with its early 20th century architecture, and walked through narrow cobble-stoned streets into the centre of Prague: Old Town Square. This expansive public square features two of the main attractions of Prague: the Old Town Hall with its famous astronomical clock, and the Gothic Church of Our Lady before Tyn with its distinctive roofline. Kinsky Palace and the Church of St. Nicholas along with a variety of pastel-coloured medieval houses impressed me as one of the most beautiful European squares I had ever seen. We continued our walk to the famous historical Charles Bridge whose construction started in 1357 and continued for about 150 years. Walking back through the narrow streets we stopped at a typical Czech beer hall, U Medvikdku, where I got to taste some authentic Czech beer brewed on site. I also enjoyed pork tail and potato pancakes, a typical Czech dish. On June 2 I got a tour through the historic Hotel Jalta, where I was staying, which dates back to the post-war era and is now a designated landmark. Then I enjoyed another tour and a delicious lunch just steps away at the historic Hotel Radisson SAS Alcron which distinguishes itself with its stunning Art Deco inspired interior. In the afternoon, Petra, my tour guide, took me to Strahov Monastery where I saw one of the most stunning Baroque libraries. From there we explored the Loreto and Prague Castle with one of its main sights: the breathtaking St. Vitus Cathedral. The present Gothic cathedral was begun in 1344, although earlier churches had stood here since 925 A.D. The vaulted interior with its colourful stained-glass windows makes it one of the most impressive Gothic buildings anywhere. On my final day in Prague I took a tour with my knowledgeable guide Richard through Josefov, the Jewish Quarter of Prague. Prague is intricately connected with famous writer Franz Kafka, and reminders of his past can be seen all over the Jewish Quarter. Formerly the Jewish ghetto, most of this area of town was demolished between 1893 and 1913 and reconstructed along the lines of the Parisian reconstruction. Because the Nazis wanted to create an "exotic museum for an instinct race", many of the Jewish building are actually still left in Josefov. These include six synagogues, the Jewish cemetery and the Old Jewish Town Hall. Then Richard and I got an introduction to Jewish cuisine at the kosher King Solomon restaurant. Today's Josefov features a large number of impressive Art Nouveau apartment houses. Richard then took me to Municipal House, a magnificent civic landmark and concert hall that was constructed between 1905 and 1912. It features stunning Art Nouveau architecture and amazing murals by the famous painter Alfons Mucha. In the second half of the afternoon I went on a boat trip on the Vltava River which gave me a completely different viewpoint of Prague from the water. After another walk on the Charles Bridge, I crossed over into Mala Strana, the Little Quarter, on the other side of the river. I took the funicular up to Petrin Hill, where I admired a miniature version of the Eiffel Tower. Then I walked over to the Hradčany Hill which is the location of Prague Castle, which is said to be the largest castle in the world. I enjoyed a great outdoor dinner at the foot of the castle hill, overlooking the city. On the morning of June 4 I took the bus from Prague to Telč, a city close to the Austrian border. My brother and my sister-in-law met me there and we jointly explored this UNESCO World Heritage Site. The pastel-coloured Renaissance houses on the main square, the castle, the Church of the Ascension of Mary and the pond behind main square made this a great final stop on my explorations of the Czech Republic. -
2:40Prague Travel: View from my Room @ Hotel Jalta on St. Wenceslas Square
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Having grown up in Austria, I had never made it to the Czech Republic, one of our neighbouring countries. Prague, in particular, had interested me for a long time, but I had never had a chance to visit it. Well, on June 1, finally, I was on my way to explore Prague, one of Europe's most popular tourist destinations. I took the train from Vienna, enjoyed a great conversation with a young Czech lady from Brno who is now living in Berlin, and finally around 3 pm I made it into the Holesovice Railway Station in Prague. Later that afternoon and evening I took a personal tour of the Old Town area with local expert Jitka Simkova and her colleague Karel. We started on St. Wenceslav Square, with its early 20th century architecture, and walked through narrow cobble-stoned streets into the centre of Prague: Old Town Square. This expansive public square features two of the main attractions of Prague: the Old Town Hall with its famous astronomical clock, and the Gothic Church of Our Lady before Tyn with its distinctive roofline. Kinsky Palace and the Church of St. Nicholas along with a variety of pastel-coloured medieval houses impressed me as one of the most beautiful European squares I had ever seen. We continued our walk to the famous historical Charles Bridge whose construction started in 1357 and continued for about 150 years. Walking back through the narrow streets we stopped at a typical Czech beer hall, U Medvikdku, where I got to taste some authentic Czech beer brewed on site. I also enjoyed pork tail and potato pancakes, a typical Czech dish. On June 2 I got a tour through the historic Hotel Jalta, where I was staying, which dates back to the post-war era and is now a designated landmark. Then I enjoyed another tour and a delicious lunch just steps away at the historic Hotel Radisson SAS Alcron which distinguishes itself with its stunning Art Deco inspired interior. In the afternoon, Petra, my tour guide, took me to Strahov Monastery where I saw one of the most stunning Baroque libraries. From there we explored the Loreto and Prague Castle with one of its main sights: the breathtaking St. Vitus Cathedral. The present Gothic cathedral was begun in 1344, although earlier churches had stood here since 925 A.D. The vaulted interior with its colourful stained-glass windows makes it one of the most impressive Gothic buildings anywhere. On my final day in Prague I took a tour with my knowledgeable guide Richard through Josefov, the Jewish Quarter of Prague. Prague is intricately connected with famous writer Franz Kafka, and reminders of his past can be seen all over the Jewish Quarter. Formerly the Jewish ghetto, most of this area of town was demolished between 1893 and 1913 and reconstructed along the lines of the Parisian reconstruction. Because the Nazis wanted to create an "exotic museum for an instinct race", many of the Jewish building are actually still left in Josefov. These include six synagogues, the Jewish cemetery and the Old Jewish Town Hall. Then Richard and I got an introduction to Jewish cuisine at the kosher King Solomon restaurant. Today's Josefov features a large number of impressive Art Nouveau apartment houses. Richard then took me to Municipal House, a magnificent civic landmark and concert hall that was constructed between 1905 and 1912. It features stunning Art Nouveau architecture and amazing murals by the famous painter Alfons Mucha. In the second half of the afternoon I went on a boat trip on the Vltava River which gave me a completely different viewpoint of Prague from the water. After another walk on the Charles Bridge, I crossed over into Mala Strana, the Little Quarter, on the other side of the river. I took the funicular up to Petrin Hill, where I admired a miniature version of the Eiffel Tower. Then I walked over to the Hradčany Hill which is the location of Prague Castle, which is said to be the largest castle in the world. I enjoyed a great outdoor dinner at the foot of the castle hill, overlooking the city. On the morning of June 4 I took the bus from Prague to Telč, a city close to the Austrian border. My brother and my sister-in-law met me there and we jointly explored this UNESCO World Heritage Site. The pastel-coloured Renaissance houses on the main square, the castle, the Church of the Ascension of Mary and the pond behind main square made this a great final stop on my explorations of the Czech Republic. -
7:00A walking travel tour of Nové Mesto & Wenceslas Square, Prague ( Ultra 4K )
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Prague Vacation Travel Video Guide • Great DestinationsPrague Vacation Travel Video Guide • Great Destinations
The capital of the Czech Republic is also called ‘the golden city’, the ‘mother of cities’, but its most fitting name is the ‘city of 100 spires’. In the old town there are the towers of the City Hall, the Tyn temple and the Magazine. The puppet play of its famous Astronomical clock is marvelled at by thousands every hour. The Jewish district is famous of its old cemetery and the Synagogue. The Charles Bridge with its 30 statues lead to the other side of the Vltava. The other part has plenty of very good restaurants. The green dome of the Saint Nicholas Church can be seen above the citizens houses. The Prague Castle is one of Europe’s most beautiful castle districts with gothic, renessaince and baroque palaces, with a royal palace, parks, temples. Whoever visits Prague, won’t forget the Wenceslas Square and the famous pubs the ‘U Kalycha’ and the ‘U Fleku’. While wandering on the medieval streets we understand why this place became the setting for the legends of Dalibor, Faust, Rabbi Löw and the Golem. -
1:51Wenceslas Square 2013 In Prague Czech Republic Vaclavske Namestí
Wenceslas Square 2013 In Prague Czech Republic Vaclavske NamestíWenceslas Square 2013 In Prague Czech Republic Vaclavske Namestí
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Prague, Czech Republic: Wenceslas Square
More info about travel to Prague: https://www.ricksteves.com/europe/czech-republic/prague Prague's Wenceslas Square is the main square of the Czech Republic, and the natural assembly point when the Czech people need to raise their collective voice for change. At http://www.ricksteves.com, you'll find money-saving travel tips, small-group tours, guidebooks, TV shows, radio programs, podcasts, and more on this destination.
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Prague Travel Guide
A travel guide for visiting Prague in the Czech Republic. Highlights include: Old Town Prague, Astronomical Clock, Wenceslas Square, and the Charles Bridge. Check out some of my other Prague Travel Guides: Prague Castle: http://youtu.be/CYRERpcFl9g Czech Food in Prague: http://youtu.be/COJWUrV7FYA Petrin Tower: http://youtu.be/EzOLMBgMFnQ Follow me on: Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/YellowProductionsTravel Twitter: ChrisRaney Google+: https://google.com/+yellowwproductions
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NOMAD IN PRAGUE 2 Czech Republic [Wenceslas Square] #1 of 4
Here it is people... NOMAD IN PRAGUE 2 ... footage I recorded while taking a walk in Czech Republic with background music produced by myself Nomad. I was hanging out with a few friends and I decided to take a quick tour through the city in to do some shopping and search for the famous clock. So many people have never seen how beautiful this place is so here it is. Perfect Prague The capital of the Czech Republic is one of the best looking cities. Prague is one of Europes best preserved cities, a showcase for one thousand ... by TravelChannelVOD | 1 year ago | 46,446 views 10:52 Prague In Your Pocket - Prague, Czech Republic Highlights prague.inyourpocket.com Prague In Your Pocket editor, Jacy Meyer takes us on a tour of the main tourist sites in Prague including Venceslas Square .....
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Prague Travel: Guided Tour @ Wenceslas Square, Centre of New Town
Having grown up in Austria, I had never made it to the Czech Republic, one of our neighbouring countries. Prague, in particular, had interested me for a long time, but I had never had a chance to visit it. Well, on June 1, finally, I was on my way to explore Prague, one of Europe's most popular tourist destinations. I took the train from Vienna, enjoyed a great conversation with a young Czech lady from Brno who is now living in Berlin, and finally around 3 pm I made it into the Holesovice Railway Station in Prague. Later that afternoon and evening I took a personal tour of the Old Town area with local expert Jitka Simkova and her colleague Karel. We started on St. Wenceslav Square, with its early 20th century architecture, and walked through narrow cobble-stoned streets into the centr...
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Prague Travel: Old Town Side of St. Wenceslas Square - Great Architecture
Having grown up in Austria, I had never made it to the Czech Republic, one of our neighbouring countries. Prague, in particular, had interested me for a long time, but I had never had a chance to visit it. Well, on June 1, finally, I was on my way to explore Prague, one of Europe's most popular tourist destinations. I took the train from Vienna, enjoyed a great conversation with a young Czech lady from Brno who is now living in Berlin, and finally around 3 pm I made it into the Holesovice Railway Station in Prague. Later that afternoon and evening I took a personal tour of the Old Town area with local expert Jitka Simkova and her colleague Karel. We started on St. Wenceslav Square, with its early 20th century architecture, and walked through narrow cobble-stoned streets into the centr...
published: 20 Jul 2009 -
Prague Travel: View from my Room @ Hotel Jalta on St. Wenceslas Square
Having grown up in Austria, I had never made it to the Czech Republic, one of our neighbouring countries. Prague, in particular, had interested me for a long time, but I had never had a chance to visit it. Well, on June 1, finally, I was on my way to explore Prague, one of Europe's most popular tourist destinations. I took the train from Vienna, enjoyed a great conversation with a young Czech lady from Brno who is now living in Berlin, and finally around 3 pm I made it into the Holesovice Railway Station in Prague. Later that afternoon and evening I took a personal tour of the Old Town area with local expert Jitka Simkova and her colleague Karel. We started on St. Wenceslav Square, with its early 20th century architecture, and walked through narrow cobble-stoned streets into the centr...
published: 20 Jul 2009 -
A walking travel tour of Nové Mesto & Wenceslas Square, Prague ( Ultra 4K )
A walking travel tour of Nové Mesto & Wenceslas Square, Prague
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Prague Vacation Travel Video Guide • Great Destinations
The capital of the Czech Republic is also called ‘the golden city’, the ‘mother of cities’, but its most fitting name is the ‘city of 100 spires’. In the old town there are the towers of the City Hall, the Tyn temple and the Magazine. The puppet play of its famous Astronomical clock is marvelled at by thousands every hour. The Jewish district is famous of its old cemetery and the Synagogue. The Charles Bridge with its 30 statues lead to the other side of the Vltava. The other part has plenty of very good restaurants. The green dome of the Saint Nicholas Church can be seen above the citizens houses. The Prague Castle is one of Europe’s most beautiful castle districts with gothic, renessaince and baroque palaces, with a royal palace, parks, temples. Whoever visits Prague, won’t forget the We...
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Wenceslas Square 2013 In Prague Czech Republic Vaclavske Namestí
More from our travels http://yesnomads.com Kristin shows you a quick view of the famous Wenceslas Square and the National Museum in Prague.
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Prague, Czech Republic: Wenceslas Square
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More info about travel to Prague: https://www.ricksteves.com/europe/czech-republic/prague Prague's Wenceslas Square is the main square of the Czech Republic, an...
More info about travel to Prague: https://www.ricksteves.com/europe/czech-republic/prague Prague's Wenceslas Square is the main square of the Czech Republic, and the natural assembly point when the Czech people need to raise their collective voice for change.
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More info about travel to Prague: https://www.ricksteves.com/europe/czech-republic/prague Prague's Wenceslas Square is the main square of the Czech Republic, and the natural assembly point when the Czech people need to raise their collective voice for change.
At http://www.ricksteves.com, you'll find money-saving travel tips, small-group tours, guidebooks, TV shows, radio programs, podcasts, and more on this destination.
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Prague Travel Guide
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A travel guide for visiting Prague in the Czech Republic. Highlights include: Old Town Prague, Astronomical Clock, Wenceslas Square, and the Charles Bridge.
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A travel guide for visiting Prague in the Czech Republic. Highlights include: Old Town Prague, Astronomical Clock, Wenceslas Square, and the Charles Bridge.
Check out some of my other Prague Travel Guides:
Prague Castle: http://youtu.be/CYRERpcFl9g
Czech Food in Prague: http://youtu.be/COJWUrV7FYA
Petrin Tower: http://youtu.be/EzOLMBgMFnQ
Follow me on:
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A travel guide for visiting Prague in the Czech Republic. Highlights include: Old Town Prague, Astronomical Clock, Wenceslas Square, and the Charles Bridge.
Check out some of my other Prague Travel Guides:
Prague Castle: http://youtu.be/CYRERpcFl9g
Czech Food in Prague: http://youtu.be/COJWUrV7FYA
Petrin Tower: http://youtu.be/EzOLMBgMFnQ
Follow me on:
Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/YellowProductionsTravel
Twitter: ChrisRaney
Google+: https://google.com/+yellowwproductions
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Personal Prague Guide - Marek - Wenceslas' Square
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NOMAD IN PRAGUE 2 Czech Republic [Wenceslas Square] #1 of 4
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Here it is people... NOMAD IN PRAGUE 2 ... footage I recorded while taking a walk in Czech Republic with background music produced by myself Nomad. I was hangin...
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Prague Travel: Guided Tour @ Wenceslas Square, Centre of New Town
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Having grown up in Austria, I had never made it to the Czech Republic, one of our neighbouring countries. Prague, in particular, had interested me for a long ti...
Having grown up in Austria, I had never made it to the Czech Republic, one of our neighbouring countries. Prague, in particular, had interested me for a long time, but I had never had a chance to visit it. Well, on June 1, finally, I was on my way to explore Prague, one of Europe's most popular tourist destinations. I took the train from Vienna, enjoyed a great conversation with a young Czech lady from Brno who is now living in Berlin, and finally around 3 pm I made it into the Holesovice Railway Station in Prague.
Later that afternoon and evening I took a personal tour of the Old Town area with local expert Jitka Simkova and her colleague Karel. We started on St. Wenceslav Square, with its early 20th century architecture, and walked through narrow cobble-stoned streets into the centre of Prague: Old Town Square. This expansive public square features two of the main attractions of Prague: the Old Town Hall with its famous astronomical clock, and the Gothic Church of Our Lady before Tyn with its distinctive roofline. Kinsky Palace and the Church of St. Nicholas along with a variety of pastel-coloured medieval houses impressed me as one of the most beautiful European squares I had ever seen.
We continued our walk to the famous historical Charles Bridge whose construction started in 1357 and continued for about 150 years. Walking back through the narrow streets we stopped at a typical Czech beer hall, U Medvikdku, where I got to taste some authentic Czech beer brewed on site. I also enjoyed pork tail and potato pancakes, a typical Czech dish.
On June 2 I got a tour through the historic Hotel Jalta, where I was staying, which dates back to the post-war era and is now a designated landmark. Then I enjoyed another tour and a delicious lunch just steps away at the historic Hotel Radisson SAS Alcron which distinguishes itself with its stunning Art Deco inspired interior. In the afternoon, Petra, my tour guide, took me to Strahov Monastery where I saw one of the most stunning Baroque libraries.
From there we explored the Loreto and Prague Castle with one of its main sights: the breathtaking St. Vitus Cathedral. The present Gothic cathedral was begun in 1344, although earlier churches had stood here since 925 A.D. The vaulted interior with its colourful stained-glass windows makes it one of the most impressive Gothic buildings anywhere.
On my final day in Prague I took a tour with my knowledgeable guide Richard through Josefov, the Jewish Quarter of Prague. Prague is intricately connected with famous writer Franz Kafka, and reminders of his past can be seen all over the Jewish Quarter. Formerly the Jewish ghetto, most of this area of town was demolished between 1893 and 1913 and reconstructed along the lines of the Parisian reconstruction.
Because the Nazis wanted to create an "exotic museum for an instinct race", many of the Jewish building are actually still left in Josefov. These include six synagogues, the Jewish cemetery and the Old Jewish Town Hall. Then Richard and I got an introduction to Jewish cuisine at the kosher King Solomon restaurant. Today's Josefov features a large number of impressive Art Nouveau apartment houses.
Richard then took me to Municipal House, a magnificent civic landmark and concert hall that was constructed between 1905 and 1912. It features stunning Art Nouveau architecture and amazing murals by the famous painter Alfons Mucha. In the second half of the afternoon I went on a boat trip on the Vltava River which gave me a completely different viewpoint of Prague from the water.
After another walk on the Charles Bridge, I crossed over into Mala Strana, the Little Quarter, on the other side of the river. I took the funicular up to Petrin Hill, where I admired a miniature version of the Eiffel Tower. Then I walked over to the Hradčany Hill which is the location of Prague Castle, which is said to be the largest castle in the world. I enjoyed a great outdoor dinner at the foot of the castle hill, overlooking the city.
On the morning of June 4 I took the bus from Prague to Telč, a city close to the Austrian border. My brother and my sister-in-law met me there and we jointly explored this UNESCO World Heritage Site. The pastel-coloured Renaissance houses on the main square, the castle, the Church of the Ascension of Mary and the pond behind main square made this a great final stop on my explorations of the Czech Republic.
wn.com/Prague Travel Guided Tour Wenceslas Square, Centre Of New Town
Having grown up in Austria, I had never made it to the Czech Republic, one of our neighbouring countries. Prague, in particular, had interested me for a long time, but I had never had a chance to visit it. Well, on June 1, finally, I was on my way to explore Prague, one of Europe's most popular tourist destinations. I took the train from Vienna, enjoyed a great conversation with a young Czech lady from Brno who is now living in Berlin, and finally around 3 pm I made it into the Holesovice Railway Station in Prague.
Later that afternoon and evening I took a personal tour of the Old Town area with local expert Jitka Simkova and her colleague Karel. We started on St. Wenceslav Square, with its early 20th century architecture, and walked through narrow cobble-stoned streets into the centre of Prague: Old Town Square. This expansive public square features two of the main attractions of Prague: the Old Town Hall with its famous astronomical clock, and the Gothic Church of Our Lady before Tyn with its distinctive roofline. Kinsky Palace and the Church of St. Nicholas along with a variety of pastel-coloured medieval houses impressed me as one of the most beautiful European squares I had ever seen.
We continued our walk to the famous historical Charles Bridge whose construction started in 1357 and continued for about 150 years. Walking back through the narrow streets we stopped at a typical Czech beer hall, U Medvikdku, where I got to taste some authentic Czech beer brewed on site. I also enjoyed pork tail and potato pancakes, a typical Czech dish.
On June 2 I got a tour through the historic Hotel Jalta, where I was staying, which dates back to the post-war era and is now a designated landmark. Then I enjoyed another tour and a delicious lunch just steps away at the historic Hotel Radisson SAS Alcron which distinguishes itself with its stunning Art Deco inspired interior. In the afternoon, Petra, my tour guide, took me to Strahov Monastery where I saw one of the most stunning Baroque libraries.
From there we explored the Loreto and Prague Castle with one of its main sights: the breathtaking St. Vitus Cathedral. The present Gothic cathedral was begun in 1344, although earlier churches had stood here since 925 A.D. The vaulted interior with its colourful stained-glass windows makes it one of the most impressive Gothic buildings anywhere.
On my final day in Prague I took a tour with my knowledgeable guide Richard through Josefov, the Jewish Quarter of Prague. Prague is intricately connected with famous writer Franz Kafka, and reminders of his past can be seen all over the Jewish Quarter. Formerly the Jewish ghetto, most of this area of town was demolished between 1893 and 1913 and reconstructed along the lines of the Parisian reconstruction.
Because the Nazis wanted to create an "exotic museum for an instinct race", many of the Jewish building are actually still left in Josefov. These include six synagogues, the Jewish cemetery and the Old Jewish Town Hall. Then Richard and I got an introduction to Jewish cuisine at the kosher King Solomon restaurant. Today's Josefov features a large number of impressive Art Nouveau apartment houses.
Richard then took me to Municipal House, a magnificent civic landmark and concert hall that was constructed between 1905 and 1912. It features stunning Art Nouveau architecture and amazing murals by the famous painter Alfons Mucha. In the second half of the afternoon I went on a boat trip on the Vltava River which gave me a completely different viewpoint of Prague from the water.
After another walk on the Charles Bridge, I crossed over into Mala Strana, the Little Quarter, on the other side of the river. I took the funicular up to Petrin Hill, where I admired a miniature version of the Eiffel Tower. Then I walked over to the Hradčany Hill which is the location of Prague Castle, which is said to be the largest castle in the world. I enjoyed a great outdoor dinner at the foot of the castle hill, overlooking the city.
On the morning of June 4 I took the bus from Prague to Telč, a city close to the Austrian border. My brother and my sister-in-law met me there and we jointly explored this UNESCO World Heritage Site. The pastel-coloured Renaissance houses on the main square, the castle, the Church of the Ascension of Mary and the pond behind main square made this a great final stop on my explorations of the Czech Republic.
- published: 20 Jul 2009
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Prague Travel: Old Town Side of St. Wenceslas Square - Great Architecture
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Having grown up in Austria, I had never made it to the Czech Republic, one of our neighbouring countries. Prague, in particular, had interested me for a long ti...
Having grown up in Austria, I had never made it to the Czech Republic, one of our neighbouring countries. Prague, in particular, had interested me for a long time, but I had never had a chance to visit it. Well, on June 1, finally, I was on my way to explore Prague, one of Europe's most popular tourist destinations. I took the train from Vienna, enjoyed a great conversation with a young Czech lady from Brno who is now living in Berlin, and finally around 3 pm I made it into the Holesovice Railway Station in Prague.
Later that afternoon and evening I took a personal tour of the Old Town area with local expert Jitka Simkova and her colleague Karel. We started on St. Wenceslav Square, with its early 20th century architecture, and walked through narrow cobble-stoned streets into the centre of Prague: Old Town Square. This expansive public square features two of the main attractions of Prague: the Old Town Hall with its famous astronomical clock, and the Gothic Church of Our Lady before Tyn with its distinctive roofline. Kinsky Palace and the Church of St. Nicholas along with a variety of pastel-coloured medieval houses impressed me as one of the most beautiful European squares I had ever seen.
We continued our walk to the famous historical Charles Bridge whose construction started in 1357 and continued for about 150 years. Walking back through the narrow streets we stopped at a typical Czech beer hall, U Medvikdku, where I got to taste some authentic Czech beer brewed on site. I also enjoyed pork tail and potato pancakes, a typical Czech dish.
On June 2 I got a tour through the historic Hotel Jalta, where I was staying, which dates back to the post-war era and is now a designated landmark. Then I enjoyed another tour and a delicious lunch just steps away at the historic Hotel Radisson SAS Alcron which distinguishes itself with its stunning Art Deco inspired interior. In the afternoon, Petra, my tour guide, took me to Strahov Monastery where I saw one of the most stunning Baroque libraries.
From there we explored the Loreto and Prague Castle with one of its main sights: the breathtaking St. Vitus Cathedral. The present Gothic cathedral was begun in 1344, although earlier churches had stood here since 925 A.D. The vaulted interior with its colourful stained-glass windows makes it one of the most impressive Gothic buildings anywhere.
On my final day in Prague I took a tour with my knowledgeable guide Richard through Josefov, the Jewish Quarter of Prague. Prague is intricately connected with famous writer Franz Kafka, and reminders of his past can be seen all over the Jewish Quarter. Formerly the Jewish ghetto, most of this area of town was demolished between 1893 and 1913 and reconstructed along the lines of the Parisian reconstruction.
Because the Nazis wanted to create an "exotic museum for an instinct race", many of the Jewish building are actually still left in Josefov. These include six synagogues, the Jewish cemetery and the Old Jewish Town Hall. Then Richard and I got an introduction to Jewish cuisine at the kosher King Solomon restaurant. Today's Josefov features a large number of impressive Art Nouveau apartment houses.
Richard then took me to Municipal House, a magnificent civic landmark and concert hall that was constructed between 1905 and 1912. It features stunning Art Nouveau architecture and amazing murals by the famous painter Alfons Mucha. In the second half of the afternoon I went on a boat trip on the Vltava River which gave me a completely different viewpoint of Prague from the water.
After another walk on the Charles Bridge, I crossed over into Mala Strana, the Little Quarter, on the other side of the river. I took the funicular up to Petrin Hill, where I admired a miniature version of the Eiffel Tower. Then I walked over to the Hradčany Hill which is the location of Prague Castle, which is said to be the largest castle in the world. I enjoyed a great outdoor dinner at the foot of the castle hill, overlooking the city.
On the morning of June 4 I took the bus from Prague to Telč, a city close to the Austrian border. My brother and my sister-in-law met me there and we jointly explored this UNESCO World Heritage Site. The pastel-coloured Renaissance houses on the main square, the castle, the Church of the Ascension of Mary and the pond behind main square made this a great final stop on my explorations of the Czech Republic.
wn.com/Prague Travel Old Town Side Of St. Wenceslas Square Great Architecture
Having grown up in Austria, I had never made it to the Czech Republic, one of our neighbouring countries. Prague, in particular, had interested me for a long time, but I had never had a chance to visit it. Well, on June 1, finally, I was on my way to explore Prague, one of Europe's most popular tourist destinations. I took the train from Vienna, enjoyed a great conversation with a young Czech lady from Brno who is now living in Berlin, and finally around 3 pm I made it into the Holesovice Railway Station in Prague.
Later that afternoon and evening I took a personal tour of the Old Town area with local expert Jitka Simkova and her colleague Karel. We started on St. Wenceslav Square, with its early 20th century architecture, and walked through narrow cobble-stoned streets into the centre of Prague: Old Town Square. This expansive public square features two of the main attractions of Prague: the Old Town Hall with its famous astronomical clock, and the Gothic Church of Our Lady before Tyn with its distinctive roofline. Kinsky Palace and the Church of St. Nicholas along with a variety of pastel-coloured medieval houses impressed me as one of the most beautiful European squares I had ever seen.
We continued our walk to the famous historical Charles Bridge whose construction started in 1357 and continued for about 150 years. Walking back through the narrow streets we stopped at a typical Czech beer hall, U Medvikdku, where I got to taste some authentic Czech beer brewed on site. I also enjoyed pork tail and potato pancakes, a typical Czech dish.
On June 2 I got a tour through the historic Hotel Jalta, where I was staying, which dates back to the post-war era and is now a designated landmark. Then I enjoyed another tour and a delicious lunch just steps away at the historic Hotel Radisson SAS Alcron which distinguishes itself with its stunning Art Deco inspired interior. In the afternoon, Petra, my tour guide, took me to Strahov Monastery where I saw one of the most stunning Baroque libraries.
From there we explored the Loreto and Prague Castle with one of its main sights: the breathtaking St. Vitus Cathedral. The present Gothic cathedral was begun in 1344, although earlier churches had stood here since 925 A.D. The vaulted interior with its colourful stained-glass windows makes it one of the most impressive Gothic buildings anywhere.
On my final day in Prague I took a tour with my knowledgeable guide Richard through Josefov, the Jewish Quarter of Prague. Prague is intricately connected with famous writer Franz Kafka, and reminders of his past can be seen all over the Jewish Quarter. Formerly the Jewish ghetto, most of this area of town was demolished between 1893 and 1913 and reconstructed along the lines of the Parisian reconstruction.
Because the Nazis wanted to create an "exotic museum for an instinct race", many of the Jewish building are actually still left in Josefov. These include six synagogues, the Jewish cemetery and the Old Jewish Town Hall. Then Richard and I got an introduction to Jewish cuisine at the kosher King Solomon restaurant. Today's Josefov features a large number of impressive Art Nouveau apartment houses.
Richard then took me to Municipal House, a magnificent civic landmark and concert hall that was constructed between 1905 and 1912. It features stunning Art Nouveau architecture and amazing murals by the famous painter Alfons Mucha. In the second half of the afternoon I went on a boat trip on the Vltava River which gave me a completely different viewpoint of Prague from the water.
After another walk on the Charles Bridge, I crossed over into Mala Strana, the Little Quarter, on the other side of the river. I took the funicular up to Petrin Hill, where I admired a miniature version of the Eiffel Tower. Then I walked over to the Hradčany Hill which is the location of Prague Castle, which is said to be the largest castle in the world. I enjoyed a great outdoor dinner at the foot of the castle hill, overlooking the city.
On the morning of June 4 I took the bus from Prague to Telč, a city close to the Austrian border. My brother and my sister-in-law met me there and we jointly explored this UNESCO World Heritage Site. The pastel-coloured Renaissance houses on the main square, the castle, the Church of the Ascension of Mary and the pond behind main square made this a great final stop on my explorations of the Czech Republic.
- published: 20 Jul 2009
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Prague Travel: View from my Room @ Hotel Jalta on St. Wenceslas Square
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Having grown up in Austria, I had never made it to the Czech Republic, one of our neighbouring countries. Prague, in particular, had interested me for a long ti...
Having grown up in Austria, I had never made it to the Czech Republic, one of our neighbouring countries. Prague, in particular, had interested me for a long time, but I had never had a chance to visit it. Well, on June 1, finally, I was on my way to explore Prague, one of Europe's most popular tourist destinations. I took the train from Vienna, enjoyed a great conversation with a young Czech lady from Brno who is now living in Berlin, and finally around 3 pm I made it into the Holesovice Railway Station in Prague.
Later that afternoon and evening I took a personal tour of the Old Town area with local expert Jitka Simkova and her colleague Karel. We started on St. Wenceslav Square, with its early 20th century architecture, and walked through narrow cobble-stoned streets into the centre of Prague: Old Town Square. This expansive public square features two of the main attractions of Prague: the Old Town Hall with its famous astronomical clock, and the Gothic Church of Our Lady before Tyn with its distinctive roofline. Kinsky Palace and the Church of St. Nicholas along with a variety of pastel-coloured medieval houses impressed me as one of the most beautiful European squares I had ever seen.
We continued our walk to the famous historical Charles Bridge whose construction started in 1357 and continued for about 150 years. Walking back through the narrow streets we stopped at a typical Czech beer hall, U Medvikdku, where I got to taste some authentic Czech beer brewed on site. I also enjoyed pork tail and potato pancakes, a typical Czech dish.
On June 2 I got a tour through the historic Hotel Jalta, where I was staying, which dates back to the post-war era and is now a designated landmark. Then I enjoyed another tour and a delicious lunch just steps away at the historic Hotel Radisson SAS Alcron which distinguishes itself with its stunning Art Deco inspired interior. In the afternoon, Petra, my tour guide, took me to Strahov Monastery where I saw one of the most stunning Baroque libraries.
From there we explored the Loreto and Prague Castle with one of its main sights: the breathtaking St. Vitus Cathedral. The present Gothic cathedral was begun in 1344, although earlier churches had stood here since 925 A.D. The vaulted interior with its colourful stained-glass windows makes it one of the most impressive Gothic buildings anywhere.
On my final day in Prague I took a tour with my knowledgeable guide Richard through Josefov, the Jewish Quarter of Prague. Prague is intricately connected with famous writer Franz Kafka, and reminders of his past can be seen all over the Jewish Quarter. Formerly the Jewish ghetto, most of this area of town was demolished between 1893 and 1913 and reconstructed along the lines of the Parisian reconstruction.
Because the Nazis wanted to create an "exotic museum for an instinct race", many of the Jewish building are actually still left in Josefov. These include six synagogues, the Jewish cemetery and the Old Jewish Town Hall. Then Richard and I got an introduction to Jewish cuisine at the kosher King Solomon restaurant. Today's Josefov features a large number of impressive Art Nouveau apartment houses.
Richard then took me to Municipal House, a magnificent civic landmark and concert hall that was constructed between 1905 and 1912. It features stunning Art Nouveau architecture and amazing murals by the famous painter Alfons Mucha. In the second half of the afternoon I went on a boat trip on the Vltava River which gave me a completely different viewpoint of Prague from the water.
After another walk on the Charles Bridge, I crossed over into Mala Strana, the Little Quarter, on the other side of the river. I took the funicular up to Petrin Hill, where I admired a miniature version of the Eiffel Tower. Then I walked over to the Hradčany Hill which is the location of Prague Castle, which is said to be the largest castle in the world. I enjoyed a great outdoor dinner at the foot of the castle hill, overlooking the city.
On the morning of June 4 I took the bus from Prague to Telč, a city close to the Austrian border. My brother and my sister-in-law met me there and we jointly explored this UNESCO World Heritage Site. The pastel-coloured Renaissance houses on the main square, the castle, the Church of the Ascension of Mary and the pond behind main square made this a great final stop on my explorations of the Czech Republic.
wn.com/Prague Travel View From My Room Hotel Jalta On St. Wenceslas Square
Having grown up in Austria, I had never made it to the Czech Republic, one of our neighbouring countries. Prague, in particular, had interested me for a long time, but I had never had a chance to visit it. Well, on June 1, finally, I was on my way to explore Prague, one of Europe's most popular tourist destinations. I took the train from Vienna, enjoyed a great conversation with a young Czech lady from Brno who is now living in Berlin, and finally around 3 pm I made it into the Holesovice Railway Station in Prague.
Later that afternoon and evening I took a personal tour of the Old Town area with local expert Jitka Simkova and her colleague Karel. We started on St. Wenceslav Square, with its early 20th century architecture, and walked through narrow cobble-stoned streets into the centre of Prague: Old Town Square. This expansive public square features two of the main attractions of Prague: the Old Town Hall with its famous astronomical clock, and the Gothic Church of Our Lady before Tyn with its distinctive roofline. Kinsky Palace and the Church of St. Nicholas along with a variety of pastel-coloured medieval houses impressed me as one of the most beautiful European squares I had ever seen.
We continued our walk to the famous historical Charles Bridge whose construction started in 1357 and continued for about 150 years. Walking back through the narrow streets we stopped at a typical Czech beer hall, U Medvikdku, where I got to taste some authentic Czech beer brewed on site. I also enjoyed pork tail and potato pancakes, a typical Czech dish.
On June 2 I got a tour through the historic Hotel Jalta, where I was staying, which dates back to the post-war era and is now a designated landmark. Then I enjoyed another tour and a delicious lunch just steps away at the historic Hotel Radisson SAS Alcron which distinguishes itself with its stunning Art Deco inspired interior. In the afternoon, Petra, my tour guide, took me to Strahov Monastery where I saw one of the most stunning Baroque libraries.
From there we explored the Loreto and Prague Castle with one of its main sights: the breathtaking St. Vitus Cathedral. The present Gothic cathedral was begun in 1344, although earlier churches had stood here since 925 A.D. The vaulted interior with its colourful stained-glass windows makes it one of the most impressive Gothic buildings anywhere.
On my final day in Prague I took a tour with my knowledgeable guide Richard through Josefov, the Jewish Quarter of Prague. Prague is intricately connected with famous writer Franz Kafka, and reminders of his past can be seen all over the Jewish Quarter. Formerly the Jewish ghetto, most of this area of town was demolished between 1893 and 1913 and reconstructed along the lines of the Parisian reconstruction.
Because the Nazis wanted to create an "exotic museum for an instinct race", many of the Jewish building are actually still left in Josefov. These include six synagogues, the Jewish cemetery and the Old Jewish Town Hall. Then Richard and I got an introduction to Jewish cuisine at the kosher King Solomon restaurant. Today's Josefov features a large number of impressive Art Nouveau apartment houses.
Richard then took me to Municipal House, a magnificent civic landmark and concert hall that was constructed between 1905 and 1912. It features stunning Art Nouveau architecture and amazing murals by the famous painter Alfons Mucha. In the second half of the afternoon I went on a boat trip on the Vltava River which gave me a completely different viewpoint of Prague from the water.
After another walk on the Charles Bridge, I crossed over into Mala Strana, the Little Quarter, on the other side of the river. I took the funicular up to Petrin Hill, where I admired a miniature version of the Eiffel Tower. Then I walked over to the Hradčany Hill which is the location of Prague Castle, which is said to be the largest castle in the world. I enjoyed a great outdoor dinner at the foot of the castle hill, overlooking the city.
On the morning of June 4 I took the bus from Prague to Telč, a city close to the Austrian border. My brother and my sister-in-law met me there and we jointly explored this UNESCO World Heritage Site. The pastel-coloured Renaissance houses on the main square, the castle, the Church of the Ascension of Mary and the pond behind main square made this a great final stop on my explorations of the Czech Republic.
- published: 20 Jul 2009
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A walking travel tour of Nové Mesto & Wenceslas Square, Prague ( Ultra 4K )
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Prague Vacation Travel Video Guide • Great Destinations
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The capital of the Czech Republic is also called ‘the golden city’, the ‘mother of cities’, but its most fitting name is the ‘city of 100 spires’. In the old to...
The capital of the Czech Republic is also called ‘the golden city’, the ‘mother of cities’, but its most fitting name is the ‘city of 100 spires’. In the old town there are the towers of the City Hall, the Tyn temple and the Magazine. The puppet play of its famous Astronomical clock is marvelled at by thousands every hour. The Jewish district is famous of its old cemetery and the Synagogue. The Charles Bridge with its 30 statues lead to the other side of the Vltava. The other part has plenty of very good restaurants. The green dome of the Saint Nicholas Church can be seen above the citizens houses. The Prague Castle is one of Europe’s most beautiful castle districts with gothic, renessaince and baroque palaces, with a royal palace, parks, temples. Whoever visits Prague, won’t forget the Wenceslas Square and the famous pubs the ‘U Kalycha’ and the ‘U Fleku’. While wandering on the medieval streets we understand why this place became the setting for the legends of Dalibor, Faust, Rabbi Löw and the Golem.
wn.com/Prague Vacation Travel Video Guide • Great Destinations
The capital of the Czech Republic is also called ‘the golden city’, the ‘mother of cities’, but its most fitting name is the ‘city of 100 spires’. In the old town there are the towers of the City Hall, the Tyn temple and the Magazine. The puppet play of its famous Astronomical clock is marvelled at by thousands every hour. The Jewish district is famous of its old cemetery and the Synagogue. The Charles Bridge with its 30 statues lead to the other side of the Vltava. The other part has plenty of very good restaurants. The green dome of the Saint Nicholas Church can be seen above the citizens houses. The Prague Castle is one of Europe’s most beautiful castle districts with gothic, renessaince and baroque palaces, with a royal palace, parks, temples. Whoever visits Prague, won’t forget the Wenceslas Square and the famous pubs the ‘U Kalycha’ and the ‘U Fleku’. While wandering on the medieval streets we understand why this place became the setting for the legends of Dalibor, Faust, Rabbi Löw and the Golem.
- published: 01 May 2015
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Wenceslas Square 2013 In Prague Czech Republic Vaclavske Namestí
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More from our travels http://yesnomads.com
Kristin shows you a quick view of the famous Wenceslas Square and the National Museum in Prague.
More from our travels http://yesnomads.com
Kristin shows you a quick view of the famous Wenceslas Square and the National Museum in Prague.
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More from our travels http://yesnomads.com
Kristin shows you a quick view of the famous Wenceslas Square and the National Museum in Prague.
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Czech Republic - Wenceslas Square 14.09.2016
published: 19 Sep 2016 -
Didgeridoo & Hand Pan Performance by Yedhaki:Nautika @ Wenceslas Square
Didgeridoo & Hand Pan Performance by Yedhaki:Nautika @ Wenceslas Square Didgeridoo: Didgeridoo also known as a didjeridu, is a wind instrument developed by Indigenous Australians of northern Australia around 1,500 years ago. Traditionally and originally, the didgeridoo was primarily played as an accompaniment to ceremonial dancing and singing. However, it was also common for didgeridoos to be played for solo or recreational purposes outside of ceremonial gatherings. The didgeridoo is played with continuously vibrating lips to produce the drone while using a special breathing technique called circular breathing. This requires breathing in through the nose whilst simultaneously expelling stored air out of the mouth using the tongue and cheeks. A 2005 study in the British Medical Journal fou...
published: 11 Sep 2016 -
[4K] Wenceslas Square 프라하 바츨라프 광장
프라하에 우리나라 사람 많다. 특히 아줌마, 아저씨. 놀랐다.
published: 10 Sep 2016 -
Timelapse of the Wenceslas square in Prague
PRAGUE, CZECH REPUBLIC - SEPTEMBER 9: Timelapse of people and traffic pass by on the Wenceslas Square on September 09, 2014 in Prague, Czech Republic.
published: 03 Sep 2016 -
Wenceslas Square (360 View) - Prague's Main Shopping Area
Wenceslas Square is the main business and cultural area of Prague. This is where demonstrations, celebrations, and other gatherings are often held. Read more at http://www.danenation.com And follow us at https://www.facebook.com/danenation.travelogue/
published: 27 Aug 2016 -
Wenceslas Square in Prague at night timelapse, dusk time
Tram rails at Wenceslas Square in Prague at night timelapse with Jindrisska Tower on background, dusk time. Tram tracks and traffic on road. Square is located in the center of Prague. Czech Republic. You can check my portfolio and download stock footage (4K, 1080p) here: https://www.videoblocks.com/portfolio/Kirill+Neiezhmakov https://www.pond5.com/artist/nk87 http://www.shutterstock.com/ru/video/gallery/Kirill-Neiezhmakov-1144685/ http://depositphotos.com/portfolio-4200221.html https://www.fotolia.com/p/205294697 Timelapse and Hyperlapse stock footage by Kirill Neiezhmakov. For licensing you can also contact me by e-mail kirill.stock.timelapse@gmail.com Высококачественный стоковый футаж в технике таймлапс и гиперлапс (интервальная съемка в движении). Вы можете купить и скач...
published: 23 Aug 2016 -
WENCESLAS SQUARE, CENTRUM OF PRAGUE, PRAGUE 2016, VACLAVAK,
Václavské náměstí (hovorově zvané také Václavák nebo původním označením Koňský trh, německy Wenzelsplatz nebo původně Rossmarkt) je pražské kulturní a obchodní centrum. Je to 750 m dlouhý a 60 m široký bulvár na Novém Městě, který vede od Národního muzea k Můstku k hranici Starého Města. Václavské náměstí bylo svědkem mnoha významných historických událostí. Je to tradiční místo pro demonstrace, oslavy a jiná masová setkání., Wenceslas Square (Czech: About this sound Václavské náměstí (help·info) [ˈvaːt͡slafskɛː ˈnaːmjɛsciː], colloquially Václavák [ˈvaːt͡slavaːk]) is one of the main city squares and the centre of the business and cultural communities in the New Town of Prague, Czech Republic. Many historical events occurred there, and it is a traditional setting for demonstrations, celebrat...
published: 01 Aug 2016 -
two elevators@hotel Ambassador, Prague, Wenceslas Square
first one is probably Transporta...
published: 21 Jul 2016 -
Bubble blower on the Wenceslas Square in Prague, Czech
published: 30 Jun 2016 -
Wenceslas Square Václavské náměstí, Prague Praha 3
published: 19 Jun 2016
Czech Republic - Wenceslas Square 14.09.2016
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Didgeridoo & Hand Pan Performance by Yedhaki:Nautika @ Wenceslas Square
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Didgeridoo & Hand Pan Performance by Yedhaki:Nautika @ Wenceslas Square
Didgeridoo:
Didgeridoo also known as a didjeridu,
is a wind instrument developed by Ind...
Didgeridoo & Hand Pan Performance by Yedhaki:Nautika @ Wenceslas Square
Didgeridoo:
Didgeridoo also known as a didjeridu,
is a wind instrument developed by Indigenous Australians
of northern Australia around 1,500 years ago.
Traditionally and originally, the didgeridoo was primarily played
as an accompaniment to ceremonial dancing and singing.
However, it was also common for didgeridoos to be played
for solo or recreational purposes outside of ceremonial gatherings.
The didgeridoo is played with continuously vibrating lips
to produce the drone while using a special breathing technique
called circular breathing. This requires breathing in through
the nose whilst simultaneously expelling stored air out of the mouth
using the tongue and cheeks.
A 2005 study in the British Medical Journal found that learning
and practising the didgeridoo helped reduce snoring and
obstructive sleep apnea by strengthening muscles in the
upper airway, thus reducing their tendency to collapse during sleep.
Hang:
The Hang is a musical instrument in the idiophone class created
by Felix Rohner and Sabina Schärer in Bern, Switzerland.
The name Hang comes from the Bernese German word for hand.
The Hang Drum is constructed from two half-shells of deep drawn
steel sheet glued together at the rim leaving the inside
hollow and creating a distinct 'UFO shape’.
Udu-like sounds are produced with the air resonance,
sounds of the clamped shallow shells sound like bells.
The inner note on the bottom dome is the bass note
when played in a dampened way allows change
in pitch like a talking drum.
wn.com/Didgeridoo Hand Pan Performance By Yedhaki Nautika Wenceslas Square
Didgeridoo & Hand Pan Performance by Yedhaki:Nautika @ Wenceslas Square
Didgeridoo:
Didgeridoo also known as a didjeridu,
is a wind instrument developed by Indigenous Australians
of northern Australia around 1,500 years ago.
Traditionally and originally, the didgeridoo was primarily played
as an accompaniment to ceremonial dancing and singing.
However, it was also common for didgeridoos to be played
for solo or recreational purposes outside of ceremonial gatherings.
The didgeridoo is played with continuously vibrating lips
to produce the drone while using a special breathing technique
called circular breathing. This requires breathing in through
the nose whilst simultaneously expelling stored air out of the mouth
using the tongue and cheeks.
A 2005 study in the British Medical Journal found that learning
and practising the didgeridoo helped reduce snoring and
obstructive sleep apnea by strengthening muscles in the
upper airway, thus reducing their tendency to collapse during sleep.
Hang:
The Hang is a musical instrument in the idiophone class created
by Felix Rohner and Sabina Schärer in Bern, Switzerland.
The name Hang comes from the Bernese German word for hand.
The Hang Drum is constructed from two half-shells of deep drawn
steel sheet glued together at the rim leaving the inside
hollow and creating a distinct 'UFO shape’.
Udu-like sounds are produced with the air resonance,
sounds of the clamped shallow shells sound like bells.
The inner note on the bottom dome is the bass note
when played in a dampened way allows change
in pitch like a talking drum.
- published: 11 Sep 2016
- views: 30
[4K] Wenceslas Square 프라하 바츨라프 광장
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- Duration: 0:34
- Updated: 10 Sep 2016
- views: 0
프라하에 우리나라 사람 많다. 특히 아줌마, 아저씨. 놀랐다.
프라하에 우리나라 사람 많다. 특히 아줌마, 아저씨. 놀랐다.
wn.com/4K Wenceslas Square 프라하 바츨라프 광장
프라하에 우리나라 사람 많다. 특히 아줌마, 아저씨. 놀랐다.
- published: 10 Sep 2016
- views: 0
Timelapse of the Wenceslas square in Prague
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- Duration: 0:15
- Updated: 03 Sep 2016
- views: 1
PRAGUE, CZECH REPUBLIC - SEPTEMBER 9: Timelapse of people and traffic pass by on the Wenceslas Square on September 09, 2014 in Prague, Czech Republic.
PRAGUE, CZECH REPUBLIC - SEPTEMBER 9: Timelapse of people and traffic pass by on the Wenceslas Square on September 09, 2014 in Prague, Czech Republic.
wn.com/Timelapse Of The Wenceslas Square In Prague
PRAGUE, CZECH REPUBLIC - SEPTEMBER 9: Timelapse of people and traffic pass by on the Wenceslas Square on September 09, 2014 in Prague, Czech Republic.
- published: 03 Sep 2016
- views: 1
Wenceslas Square (360 View) - Prague's Main Shopping Area
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- Duration: 0:42
- Updated: 27 Aug 2016
- views: 4
Wenceslas Square is the main business and cultural area of Prague. This is where demonstrations, celebrations, and other gatherings are often held.
Read more a...
Wenceslas Square is the main business and cultural area of Prague. This is where demonstrations, celebrations, and other gatherings are often held.
Read more at http://www.danenation.com
And follow us at https://www.facebook.com/danenation.travelogue/
wn.com/Wenceslas Square (360 View) Prague's Main Shopping Area
Wenceslas Square is the main business and cultural area of Prague. This is where demonstrations, celebrations, and other gatherings are often held.
Read more at http://www.danenation.com
And follow us at https://www.facebook.com/danenation.travelogue/
- published: 27 Aug 2016
- views: 4
Wenceslas Square in Prague at night timelapse, dusk time
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- Duration: 0:07
- Updated: 23 Aug 2016
- views: 6
Tram rails at Wenceslas Square in Prague at night timelapse with Jindrisska Tower on background, dusk time. Tram tracks and traffic on road. Square is located i...
Tram rails at Wenceslas Square in Prague at night timelapse with Jindrisska Tower on background, dusk time. Tram tracks and traffic on road. Square is located in the center of Prague. Czech Republic.
You can check my portfolio and download stock footage (4K, 1080p) here: https://www.videoblocks.com/portfolio/Kirill+Neiezhmakov
https://www.pond5.com/artist/nk87
http://www.shutterstock.com/ru/video/gallery/Kirill-Neiezhmakov-1144685/
http://depositphotos.com/portfolio-4200221.html
https://www.fotolia.com/p/205294697
Timelapse and Hyperlapse stock footage by Kirill Neiezhmakov.
For licensing you can also contact me by e-mail kirill.stock.timelapse@gmail.com
Высококачественный стоковый футаж в технике таймлапс и гиперлапс (интервальная съемка в движении). Вы можете купить и скачать любой подходящий футаж по указанным выше ссылкам на мое портфолио на одном из видеостоков: Шаттер сток, Фотолия, Понд5 или Депозитфотос.
Роялти Фри футажи предствалены из разных городов и стран мира вы можете использовать в своих проектах, телепрограммах, документальных фильмах, блогах, сайтах и т.д.
High quality Royalty Free stock video from different popular countries and cities you can buy on my portfolio page on Shutterstock, Pond5, Depositphotos or Fotolia
Many different scenes for your project, TV program, documentary, website, blog etc.
UHD Ultra HD 4K, FullHD, HD and Web Resolution available.
wn.com/Wenceslas Square In Prague At Night Timelapse, Dusk Time
Tram rails at Wenceslas Square in Prague at night timelapse with Jindrisska Tower on background, dusk time. Tram tracks and traffic on road. Square is located in the center of Prague. Czech Republic.
You can check my portfolio and download stock footage (4K, 1080p) here: https://www.videoblocks.com/portfolio/Kirill+Neiezhmakov
https://www.pond5.com/artist/nk87
http://www.shutterstock.com/ru/video/gallery/Kirill-Neiezhmakov-1144685/
http://depositphotos.com/portfolio-4200221.html
https://www.fotolia.com/p/205294697
Timelapse and Hyperlapse stock footage by Kirill Neiezhmakov.
For licensing you can also contact me by e-mail kirill.stock.timelapse@gmail.com
Высококачественный стоковый футаж в технике таймлапс и гиперлапс (интервальная съемка в движении). Вы можете купить и скачать любой подходящий футаж по указанным выше ссылкам на мое портфолио на одном из видеостоков: Шаттер сток, Фотолия, Понд5 или Депозитфотос.
Роялти Фри футажи предствалены из разных городов и стран мира вы можете использовать в своих проектах, телепрограммах, документальных фильмах, блогах, сайтах и т.д.
High quality Royalty Free stock video from different popular countries and cities you can buy on my portfolio page on Shutterstock, Pond5, Depositphotos or Fotolia
Many different scenes for your project, TV program, documentary, website, blog etc.
UHD Ultra HD 4K, FullHD, HD and Web Resolution available.
- published: 23 Aug 2016
- views: 6
WENCESLAS SQUARE, CENTRUM OF PRAGUE, PRAGUE 2016, VACLAVAK,
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- Duration: 3:28
- Updated: 01 Aug 2016
- views: 15
Václavské náměstí (hovorově zvané také Václavák nebo původním označením Koňský trh, německy Wenzelsplatz nebo původně Rossmarkt) je pražské kulturní a obchodní ...
Václavské náměstí (hovorově zvané také Václavák nebo původním označením Koňský trh, německy Wenzelsplatz nebo původně Rossmarkt) je pražské kulturní a obchodní centrum. Je to 750 m dlouhý a 60 m široký bulvár na Novém Městě, který vede od Národního muzea k Můstku k hranici Starého Města. Václavské náměstí bylo svědkem mnoha významných historických událostí. Je to tradiční místo pro demonstrace, oslavy a jiná masová setkání., Wenceslas Square (Czech: About this sound Václavské náměstí (help·info) [ˈvaːt͡slafskɛː ˈnaːmjɛsciː], colloquially Václavák [ˈvaːt͡slavaːk]) is one of the main city squares and the centre of the business and cultural communities in the New Town of Prague, Czech Republic. Many historical events occurred there, and it is a traditional setting for demonstrations, celebrations, and other public gatherings. The square is named after Saint Wenceslas, the patron saint of Bohemia. It is part of the historic centre of Prague, a World Heritage Site, WENCESLAS SQUARE, CENTRUM OF PRAGUE, PRAGUE 2016, VACLAVAK, Ва́цлавская пло́щадь (чешск. Václavské náměstí (инф.)), площадь святого Вацлава; разговорное название Вацлавак — Václavák) — одна из самых знаменитых и больших городских площадей в мире, главный центр Нового Места в Праге. Место многих исторических событий, традиционное место демонстраций, празднеств и общественных собраний. Торговый и деловой центр Праги, где находятся крупные отели, магазины и кафе. Площадь названа именем св. Вацлава, князя Чешского, небесного покровителя страны.,
wn.com/Wenceslas Square, Centrum Of Prague, Prague 2016, Vaclavak,
Václavské náměstí (hovorově zvané také Václavák nebo původním označením Koňský trh, německy Wenzelsplatz nebo původně Rossmarkt) je pražské kulturní a obchodní centrum. Je to 750 m dlouhý a 60 m široký bulvár na Novém Městě, který vede od Národního muzea k Můstku k hranici Starého Města. Václavské náměstí bylo svědkem mnoha významných historických událostí. Je to tradiční místo pro demonstrace, oslavy a jiná masová setkání., Wenceslas Square (Czech: About this sound Václavské náměstí (help·info) [ˈvaːt͡slafskɛː ˈnaːmjɛsciː], colloquially Václavák [ˈvaːt͡slavaːk]) is one of the main city squares and the centre of the business and cultural communities in the New Town of Prague, Czech Republic. Many historical events occurred there, and it is a traditional setting for demonstrations, celebrations, and other public gatherings. The square is named after Saint Wenceslas, the patron saint of Bohemia. It is part of the historic centre of Prague, a World Heritage Site, WENCESLAS SQUARE, CENTRUM OF PRAGUE, PRAGUE 2016, VACLAVAK, Ва́цлавская пло́щадь (чешск. Václavské náměstí (инф.)), площадь святого Вацлава; разговорное название Вацлавак — Václavák) — одна из самых знаменитых и больших городских площадей в мире, главный центр Нового Места в Праге. Место многих исторических событий, традиционное место демонстраций, празднеств и общественных собраний. Торговый и деловой центр Праги, где находятся крупные отели, магазины и кафе. Площадь названа именем св. Вацлава, князя Чешского, небесного покровителя страны.,
- published: 01 Aug 2016
- views: 15
two elevators@hotel Ambassador, Prague, Wenceslas Square
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- Duration: 3:22
- Updated: 21 Jul 2016
- views: 146
first one is probably Transporta...
first one is probably Transporta...
wn.com/Two Elevators Hotel Ambassador, Prague, Wenceslas Square
Bubble blower on the Wenceslas Square in Prague, Czech
- Order: Reorder
- Duration: 3:11
- Updated: 30 Jun 2016
- views: 45
- published: 30 Jun 2016
- views: 45
Wenceslas Square Václavské náměstí, Prague Praha 3
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- Duration: 0:22
- Updated: 19 Jun 2016
- views: 6
- published: 19 Jun 2016
- views: 6
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Street artists from Uruguay at Wenceslas Square,
Shot from my trip in Prague at Wenceslas Square. In my opinion they were very good and got a big street audience at the end. Recorded with my smartphone Samsung Galaxy Note 3.
published: 17 Aug 2014 -
VH Airport Prague to Wenceslas Square PC. Journey from airport to city center Prague.
Footage Taken from a taxi ride to Prague Airport from the City Centre of Prague. The journey begins outside the National Museum and makes it's way through the city streets, over the Vltava River via the Jiráskův bridge, through the tunnel and finally out into suburbs. The video features snow covered roadsides, trams, housing, apartment buildings, countryside, And Then finally the arrival at Prague Airport
published: 23 Jun 2015 -
Prom Prague 15th of June 2014 Hollywood Night Wenceslas Square- Sony RX100
published: 28 Jun 2014 -
Brad the Nomad - Episode 9 - Wenceslas Square
Take an illustrated stroll through the history and architecture of one of Prague’s most important open areas. Founded in the 1340s by Charles IV as a horse market, Wenceslas Square has had a colorful history that embodies that of the city that surrounds it. Having been the marching ground of nationalists, Nazis, Communists, patriots and tourists alike, the square features a charming mix of architecture ranging from Stalinist to Art Deco, and features such surprising features as a hidden garden and an upside down garden. Join me as I show you some of the great places along the square.
published: 25 Jan 2015 -
10th May 2016 - Prague City Tour
Today we visited some famous landmarks including Prague Castle, Wenceslas Square and the Astronomical Clock.
published: 11 May 2016 -
A walk around Prague at Christmas - 19th December, 2010
Footage taken on a walk around the Czech capital city of Prague, beginning on Washington at the State Opera House passed the National Museum, and down Wenceslas Square to Narodni, then left towards the Vltava River passed Spalena and the National Theatre to the Bridge of Legions. From there views show trams passing over the bridge and along Smetanovo Nabr, Petrin Hill observation tower, Prague Castle, Jiraskuv Most Bridge, Charles Bridge, the River. The walk then passes Krannerova Kasna to the Charles Bridge showing Staroměstská mostecká věž and views on and from the bridge. The walk then goes to Old Town Square where the Christmas Market is in full-swing. It shows Týn Cathedral, the Astronomical Clock, St. Nicholas Church, The Old Town Hall and the Jan Hus statue.
published: 26 Dec 2010 -
Prague, at the heart of Europe - Documentary
Prague is a magic city. At the geographic centre of Europe, this capital of a now new country boasts an incredible wealth of culture. Nestling amidst the meanders of the Vlatva river, the old city is a stone’s throw from the ultra-modern district of Karlin. The Middle Ages, the Renaissance, the Baroque, Art Nouveau and the communist regime have in turn left their mark on the city’s physiognomy. Mozart, Kafka, Mucha and many others have also left traces of their talent. Alternating cultural heritage with more contemporary themes, Pierre Brouwers shows us that Prague is anything but a museum city. Wenceslas Square . The Castle . Changing the Guard . St Guy’s Cathedral . The Vltava and Charles Bridge . The Old Town . Puppets . Shadow Theatre . The Jewish Quarter, Cemetery, Synagogues . Astro...
published: 19 Jun 2016 -
Views Around the City of Prague, Czech Republic - July, 2015
Prague (Czech: Praha) is the capital and largest city of the Czech Republic. It is the 15th largest city in the European Union. It is also the historical capital of Bohemia. Situated in the north-west of the country on the Vltava River, the city is home to about 1.24 million people, while its larger urban zone is estimated to have a population of nearly 2 million.The origin of the name Praha is rather associated with the word prah (that means a 'threshold'), which is a rapid on the river. Prague is home to a number of famous cultural attractions, many of which survived the violence and destruction of 20th-century Europe. Main attractions include the Prague Castle, the Charles Bridge, Old Town Square with the Prague astronomical clock, the Jewish Quarter, Petřín hill and Vyšehrad. Since 199...
published: 09 Aug 2015 -
The John Cameron Quartet - Off Centre (1969)
Tracklist: 01. Off Centre 0:00 02. Go Away, Come Back Another Day 9:07 03. Dafina Querida 14:19 04. Omah Cheyenne 20:39 05. Wenceslas Square 27:56 06. Splat 31:08 07. Troublemaker 36:19 John Cameron - piano Danny Thompson - bass Harold McNair - flute, alto saxophone, tenor saxophone Tony Carr - percussion
published: 29 Jan 2016 -
Open Air Hollywood Night Prague, June 2013
WENCESLAS SQUARE PRAGUE Václavské náměstí Czech National Symphony Orchestra
published: 17 Jun 2013
Street artists from Uruguay at Wenceslas Square,
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- Duration: 20:23
- Updated: 17 Aug 2014
- views: 98
Shot from my trip in Prague at Wenceslas Square. In my opinion they were very good and got a big street audience at the end. Recorded with my smartphone Samsung...
Shot from my trip in Prague at Wenceslas Square. In my opinion they were very good and got a big street audience at the end. Recorded with my smartphone Samsung Galaxy Note 3.
wn.com/Street Artists From Uruguay At Wenceslas Square,
Shot from my trip in Prague at Wenceslas Square. In my opinion they were very good and got a big street audience at the end. Recorded with my smartphone Samsung Galaxy Note 3.
- published: 17 Aug 2014
- views: 98
VH Airport Prague to Wenceslas Square PC. Journey from airport to city center Prague.
- Order: Reorder
- Duration: 35:53
- Updated: 23 Jun 2015
- views: 195
Footage Taken from a taxi ride to Prague Airport from the City Centre of Prague. The journey begins outside the National Museum and makes it's way through the c...
Footage Taken from a taxi ride to Prague Airport from the City Centre of Prague. The journey begins outside the National Museum and makes it's way through the city streets, over the Vltava River via the Jiráskův bridge, through the tunnel and finally out into suburbs. The video features snow covered roadsides, trams, housing, apartment buildings, countryside, And Then finally the arrival at Prague Airport
wn.com/Vh Airport Prague To Wenceslas Square Pc. Journey From Airport To City Center Prague.
Footage Taken from a taxi ride to Prague Airport from the City Centre of Prague. The journey begins outside the National Museum and makes it's way through the city streets, over the Vltava River via the Jiráskův bridge, through the tunnel and finally out into suburbs. The video features snow covered roadsides, trams, housing, apartment buildings, countryside, And Then finally the arrival at Prague Airport
- published: 23 Jun 2015
- views: 195
Prom Prague 15th of June 2014 Hollywood Night Wenceslas Square- Sony RX100
- Order: Reorder
- Duration: 21:31
- Updated: 28 Jun 2014
- views: 198
- published: 28 Jun 2014
- views: 198
Brad the Nomad - Episode 9 - Wenceslas Square
- Order: Reorder
- Duration: 20:44
- Updated: 25 Jan 2015
- views: 27
Take an illustrated stroll through the history and architecture of one of Prague’s most important open areas.
Founded in the 1340s by Charles IV as a horse ma...
Take an illustrated stroll through the history and architecture of one of Prague’s most important open areas.
Founded in the 1340s by Charles IV as a horse market, Wenceslas Square has had a colorful history that embodies that of the city that surrounds it. Having been the marching ground of nationalists, Nazis, Communists, patriots and tourists alike, the square features a charming mix of architecture ranging from Stalinist to Art Deco, and features such surprising features as a hidden garden and an upside down garden. Join me as I show you some of the great places along the square.
wn.com/Brad The Nomad Episode 9 Wenceslas Square
Take an illustrated stroll through the history and architecture of one of Prague’s most important open areas.
Founded in the 1340s by Charles IV as a horse market, Wenceslas Square has had a colorful history that embodies that of the city that surrounds it. Having been the marching ground of nationalists, Nazis, Communists, patriots and tourists alike, the square features a charming mix of architecture ranging from Stalinist to Art Deco, and features such surprising features as a hidden garden and an upside down garden. Join me as I show you some of the great places along the square.
- published: 25 Jan 2015
- views: 27
10th May 2016 - Prague City Tour
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- Duration: 27:33
- Updated: 11 May 2016
- views: 139
Today we visited some famous landmarks including Prague Castle, Wenceslas Square and the Astronomical Clock.
Today we visited some famous landmarks including Prague Castle, Wenceslas Square and the Astronomical Clock.
wn.com/10Th May 2016 Prague City Tour
Today we visited some famous landmarks including Prague Castle, Wenceslas Square and the Astronomical Clock.
- published: 11 May 2016
- views: 139
A walk around Prague at Christmas - 19th December, 2010
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- Duration: 21:36
- Updated: 26 Dec 2010
- views: 23922
Footage taken on a walk around the Czech capital city of Prague, beginning on Washington at the State Opera House passed the National Museum, and down Wenceslas...
Footage taken on a walk around the Czech capital city of Prague, beginning on Washington at the State Opera House passed the National Museum, and down Wenceslas Square to Narodni, then left towards the Vltava River passed Spalena and the National Theatre to the Bridge of Legions. From there views show trams passing over the bridge and along Smetanovo Nabr, Petrin Hill observation tower, Prague Castle, Jiraskuv Most Bridge, Charles Bridge, the River. The walk then passes Krannerova Kasna to the Charles Bridge showing Staroměstská mostecká věž and views on and from the bridge. The walk then goes to Old Town Square where the Christmas Market is in full-swing. It shows Týn Cathedral, the Astronomical Clock, St. Nicholas Church, The Old Town Hall and the Jan Hus statue.
wn.com/A Walk Around Prague At Christmas 19Th December, 2010
Footage taken on a walk around the Czech capital city of Prague, beginning on Washington at the State Opera House passed the National Museum, and down Wenceslas Square to Narodni, then left towards the Vltava River passed Spalena and the National Theatre to the Bridge of Legions. From there views show trams passing over the bridge and along Smetanovo Nabr, Petrin Hill observation tower, Prague Castle, Jiraskuv Most Bridge, Charles Bridge, the River. The walk then passes Krannerova Kasna to the Charles Bridge showing Staroměstská mostecká věž and views on and from the bridge. The walk then goes to Old Town Square where the Christmas Market is in full-swing. It shows Týn Cathedral, the Astronomical Clock, St. Nicholas Church, The Old Town Hall and the Jan Hus statue.
- published: 26 Dec 2010
- views: 23922
Prague, at the heart of Europe - Documentary
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- Duration: 73:49
- Updated: 19 Jun 2016
- views: 26
Prague is a magic city. At the geographic centre of Europe, this capital of a now new country boasts an incredible wealth of culture. Nestling amidst the meande...
Prague is a magic city. At the geographic centre of Europe, this capital of a now new country boasts an incredible wealth of culture. Nestling amidst the meanders of the Vlatva river, the old city is a stone’s throw from the ultra-modern district of Karlin. The Middle Ages, the Renaissance, the Baroque, Art Nouveau and the communist regime have in turn left their mark on the city’s physiognomy. Mozart, Kafka, Mucha and many others have also left traces of their talent. Alternating cultural heritage with more contemporary themes, Pierre Brouwers shows us that Prague is anything but a museum city.
Wenceslas Square . The Castle . Changing the Guard . St Guy’s Cathedral . The Vltava and Charles Bridge . The Old Town . Puppets . Shadow Theatre . The Jewish Quarter, Cemetery, Synagogues . Astronomy Clock . Powder Case Tower . The Battle of White Mountain . Urban Vineyards . Artists Market . The John Lennon Wall . Karlin Market . Architecture . Kafka Museum . Mucha Museum . Gold Backstreet . Petrín Hill, "Eiffel Tower” and Funicular Railway . The Feast of Saint Wenceslas . Prague by Night, Original Bars . Traditional Brasserie . Zizkov Tower and Giant Babies . Organ Concert . Metro and Tramways . Opera House . Concert and Traditional Dancing . Bohemia and Prague from the sky . Etc.
wn.com/Prague, At The Heart Of Europe Documentary
Prague is a magic city. At the geographic centre of Europe, this capital of a now new country boasts an incredible wealth of culture. Nestling amidst the meanders of the Vlatva river, the old city is a stone’s throw from the ultra-modern district of Karlin. The Middle Ages, the Renaissance, the Baroque, Art Nouveau and the communist regime have in turn left their mark on the city’s physiognomy. Mozart, Kafka, Mucha and many others have also left traces of their talent. Alternating cultural heritage with more contemporary themes, Pierre Brouwers shows us that Prague is anything but a museum city.
Wenceslas Square . The Castle . Changing the Guard . St Guy’s Cathedral . The Vltava and Charles Bridge . The Old Town . Puppets . Shadow Theatre . The Jewish Quarter, Cemetery, Synagogues . Astronomy Clock . Powder Case Tower . The Battle of White Mountain . Urban Vineyards . Artists Market . The John Lennon Wall . Karlin Market . Architecture . Kafka Museum . Mucha Museum . Gold Backstreet . Petrín Hill, "Eiffel Tower” and Funicular Railway . The Feast of Saint Wenceslas . Prague by Night, Original Bars . Traditional Brasserie . Zizkov Tower and Giant Babies . Organ Concert . Metro and Tramways . Opera House . Concert and Traditional Dancing . Bohemia and Prague from the sky . Etc.
- published: 19 Jun 2016
- views: 26
Views Around the City of Prague, Czech Republic - July, 2015
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- Duration: 47:57
- Updated: 09 Aug 2015
- views: 3556
Prague (Czech: Praha) is the capital and largest city of the Czech Republic. It is the 15th largest city in the European Union. It is also the historical capita...
Prague (Czech: Praha) is the capital and largest city of the Czech Republic. It is the 15th largest city in the European Union. It is also the historical capital of Bohemia. Situated in the north-west of the country on the Vltava River, the city is home to about 1.24 million people, while its larger urban zone is estimated to have a population of nearly 2 million.The origin of the name Praha is rather associated with the word prah (that means a 'threshold'), which is a rapid on the river. Prague is home to a number of famous cultural attractions, many of which survived the violence and destruction of 20th-century Europe. Main attractions include the Prague Castle, the Charles Bridge, Old Town Square with the Prague astronomical clock, the Jewish Quarter, Petřín hill and Vyšehrad. Since 1992, the extensive historic centre of Prague has been included in the UNESCO list of World Heritage Sites. To read more about Prague, click here: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Prague .
This detailed film features extensive views around the City of Prague, highlighting the art, architecture, culture, historic sites, transport, and infrastructure of the city.
Throughout the film, numerous locations are identified, these are as follows: Královská zahrada / The Royal Gardens; U Prašného mostu; St. Vitus Cathedral; Prague Castle; Kohl's Fountain; Svaty Križ / Holy Cross; Prague Castle gates (under renovation); Archbishop's Palace; Hradčanské námestí; Views over the City of Prague from Hradčanské námestí; Klárov, Malostranská; Memorial of the Second Resistance Movement; Winged Lion Memorial (dedicated to the Czech airmen who served in the RAF during World War II); Prague Metronome; Vltava River; Čechûv most; Mánesûv most; Karlûv most / Charles Bridge; 'Pissing fountain' Sculpture by David Černy; U Lužického semináre; Charles Bridge; Na Kampē; Čertovka; Lichtenštejnský palác / Liechtenstein Palace; Kampa; Kampa Babies by David Černy; Charles Bridge Clock Tower; Yellow Penguins by David Černy; Tyršuv dum; District Court; Námêsti Kinskych; Ùjezd; Mêlnická; Memorial to the victims of Communism; Journey up Petrín Hill on the funicular railway; Petrín Tower; Church of St. Lawrence; Views over Prague from Petrín Tower; Journey down Petrín Hill on the funicular railway; Národní Trída metro station; Florenc metro station; Museum of the City of Prague; Na Poríčí / Têšnov; Senovážné Námesti; Jindrišská vež; Svatý Jindřich a svatá Kunhuta; Prague's main railway station; Praha hlavní nádraží metro station; The Church of St. Ludmila; Jugoslávská; National Museum; Monument of St. Wenceslas; St. Wenceslas Square; Lucerna Pasaz; 'Horse' by David Černy; Vodičkova; Franciscan Garden; Jungmannovo námestí; Jungmannuv monument; Palac Adria; Cubist lamp post; Church of Our Lady of the Snows; St. Havel's Church; Havelské Market; Old Town City Hall; Prague Astronomical Clock; Old Town Square; Church of Our Lady Before Tyn; Jana Husa Monument; Maiselova; The Old New Synagogue; Námestí J. Palacha; Czech Philharmonic Hall; Starmomēstská Metro Station; Vltavska; Bubenská; The Chemistry Gallery; Strossmayerovo námestí; Church of St. Antonína; M. Horákové; Jaromírova; Nuselsky most; Botanical Garden of Faculty of Charles University in Prague; Ministry of Justice; Vyšehradská; Svaty Jan Nepomucky Na Skalce; Karlovo námestí; Benedictine Abbey of Emmaus; Na Moráni; Monument of František Palacky; Packého námestí; Rašínovo nábreźí; Na Prikopé; Making Trdelník on Havelská Market; St. Francis of Assisi Church; Charles IV statue; Charles Bridge Old Town Tower; and Views across the Vltava River from Charles Bridge.
To see the Prague suburbs from a train journey from Praha hlavní nádraží to Praha-Smíchov Railway Station, click here: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=TwucXiWF9W4 .
To see a film of Petrin Tower and views over Prague, click here: http://youtu.be/VOtPjgtzbSI .
To see a film of Emma's Monastery, click here: http://youtu.be/UDXS44HYvaQ .
To see a film of the Prague Metro, click here: http://youtu.be/dBkQg6V0eaM .
To see a film of Trams in Prague, click here: http://youtu.be/nF4md0W1lWU .
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Prague (Czech: Praha) is the capital and largest city of the Czech Republic. It is the 15th largest city in the European Union. It is also the historical capital of Bohemia. Situated in the north-west of the country on the Vltava River, the city is home to about 1.24 million people, while its larger urban zone is estimated to have a population of nearly 2 million.The origin of the name Praha is rather associated with the word prah (that means a 'threshold'), which is a rapid on the river. Prague is home to a number of famous cultural attractions, many of which survived the violence and destruction of 20th-century Europe. Main attractions include the Prague Castle, the Charles Bridge, Old Town Square with the Prague astronomical clock, the Jewish Quarter, Petřín hill and Vyšehrad. Since 1992, the extensive historic centre of Prague has been included in the UNESCO list of World Heritage Sites. To read more about Prague, click here: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Prague .
This detailed film features extensive views around the City of Prague, highlighting the art, architecture, culture, historic sites, transport, and infrastructure of the city.
Throughout the film, numerous locations are identified, these are as follows: Královská zahrada / The Royal Gardens; U Prašného mostu; St. Vitus Cathedral; Prague Castle; Kohl's Fountain; Svaty Križ / Holy Cross; Prague Castle gates (under renovation); Archbishop's Palace; Hradčanské námestí; Views over the City of Prague from Hradčanské námestí; Klárov, Malostranská; Memorial of the Second Resistance Movement; Winged Lion Memorial (dedicated to the Czech airmen who served in the RAF during World War II); Prague Metronome; Vltava River; Čechûv most; Mánesûv most; Karlûv most / Charles Bridge; 'Pissing fountain' Sculpture by David Černy; U Lužického semináre; Charles Bridge; Na Kampē; Čertovka; Lichtenštejnský palác / Liechtenstein Palace; Kampa; Kampa Babies by David Černy; Charles Bridge Clock Tower; Yellow Penguins by David Černy; Tyršuv dum; District Court; Námêsti Kinskych; Ùjezd; Mêlnická; Memorial to the victims of Communism; Journey up Petrín Hill on the funicular railway; Petrín Tower; Church of St. Lawrence; Views over Prague from Petrín Tower; Journey down Petrín Hill on the funicular railway; Národní Trída metro station; Florenc metro station; Museum of the City of Prague; Na Poríčí / Têšnov; Senovážné Námesti; Jindrišská vež; Svatý Jindřich a svatá Kunhuta; Prague's main railway station; Praha hlavní nádraží metro station; The Church of St. Ludmila; Jugoslávská; National Museum; Monument of St. Wenceslas; St. Wenceslas Square; Lucerna Pasaz; 'Horse' by David Černy; Vodičkova; Franciscan Garden; Jungmannovo námestí; Jungmannuv monument; Palac Adria; Cubist lamp post; Church of Our Lady of the Snows; St. Havel's Church; Havelské Market; Old Town City Hall; Prague Astronomical Clock; Old Town Square; Church of Our Lady Before Tyn; Jana Husa Monument; Maiselova; The Old New Synagogue; Námestí J. Palacha; Czech Philharmonic Hall; Starmomēstská Metro Station; Vltavska; Bubenská; The Chemistry Gallery; Strossmayerovo námestí; Church of St. Antonína; M. Horákové; Jaromírova; Nuselsky most; Botanical Garden of Faculty of Charles University in Prague; Ministry of Justice; Vyšehradská; Svaty Jan Nepomucky Na Skalce; Karlovo námestí; Benedictine Abbey of Emmaus; Na Moráni; Monument of František Palacky; Packého námestí; Rašínovo nábreźí; Na Prikopé; Making Trdelník on Havelská Market; St. Francis of Assisi Church; Charles IV statue; Charles Bridge Old Town Tower; and Views across the Vltava River from Charles Bridge.
To see the Prague suburbs from a train journey from Praha hlavní nádraží to Praha-Smíchov Railway Station, click here: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=TwucXiWF9W4 .
To see a film of Petrin Tower and views over Prague, click here: http://youtu.be/VOtPjgtzbSI .
To see a film of Emma's Monastery, click here: http://youtu.be/UDXS44HYvaQ .
To see a film of the Prague Metro, click here: http://youtu.be/dBkQg6V0eaM .
To see a film of Trams in Prague, click here: http://youtu.be/nF4md0W1lWU .
To see a film of Prague in 2013, click here: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=wRIxv2o5cbo .
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The John Cameron Quartet - Off Centre (1969)
- Order: Reorder
- Duration: 40:31
- Updated: 29 Jan 2016
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Tracklist:
01. Off Centre 0:00
02. Go Away, Come Back Another Day 9:07
03. Dafina Querida 14:19
04. Omah Cheyenne 20:39
05. Wenceslas Square 27:56
06. Splat 31...
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01. Off Centre 0:00
02. Go Away, Come Back Another Day 9:07
03. Dafina Querida 14:19
04. Omah Cheyenne 20:39
05. Wenceslas Square 27:56
06. Splat 31:08
07. Troublemaker 36:19
John Cameron - piano
Danny Thompson - bass
Harold McNair - flute, alto saxophone, tenor saxophone
Tony Carr - percussion
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Tracklist:
01. Off Centre 0:00
02. Go Away, Come Back Another Day 9:07
03. Dafina Querida 14:19
04. Omah Cheyenne 20:39
05. Wenceslas Square 27:56
06. Splat 31:08
07. Troublemaker 36:19
John Cameron - piano
Danny Thompson - bass
Harold McNair - flute, alto saxophone, tenor saxophone
Tony Carr - percussion
- published: 29 Jan 2016
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Open Air Hollywood Night Prague, June 2013
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- Duration: 31:41
- Updated: 17 Jun 2013
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WENCESLAS SQUARE PRAGUE
Václavské náměstí
Czech National Symphony Orchestra
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Prague, Czech Republic: Wenceslas Square
More info about travel to Prague: https://www.ricksteves.com/europe/czech-republic/prague ...
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Prague, Czech Republic: Wenceslas Square
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Prague Travel Guide
A travel guide for visiting Prague in the Czech Republic. Highlights include: Old Town Pr...
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Personal Prague Guide - Marek - Wenceslas' Square
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Personal Prague Guide - Marek - Wenceslas' Square
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NOMAD IN PRAGUE 2 Czech Republic [Wenceslas Square] #1 of 4
Here it is people... NOMAD IN PRAGUE 2 ... footage I recorded while taking a walk in Czech...
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NOMAD IN PRAGUE 2 Czech Republic [Wenceslas Square] #1 of 4
NOMAD IN PRAGUE 2 Czech Republic [Wenceslas Square] #1 of 4
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Prague Travel: Guided Tour @ Wenceslas Square, Centre of New Town
Having grown up in Austria, I had never made it to the Czech Republic, one of our neighbou...
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Prague Travel: Guided Tour @ Wenceslas Square, Centre of New Town
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Prague Travel: Old Town Side of St. Wenceslas Square - Great Architecture
Having grown up in Austria, I had never made it to the Czech Republic, one of our neighbou...
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Prague Travel: Old Town Side of St. Wenceslas Square - Great Architecture
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Prague Travel: View from my Room @ Hotel Jalta on St. Wenceslas Square
Having grown up in Austria, I had never made it to the Czech Republic, one of our neighbou...
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Prague Travel: View from my Room @ Hotel Jalta on St. Wenceslas Square
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A walking travel tour of Nové Mesto & Wenceslas Square, Prague ( Ultra 4K )
A walking travel tour of Nové Mesto & Wenceslas Square, Prague
published: 13 Mar 2015
A walking travel tour of Nové Mesto & Wenceslas Square, Prague ( Ultra 4K )
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Prague Vacation Travel Video Guide • Great Destinations
The capital of the Czech Republic is also called ‘the golden city’, the ‘mother of cities’...
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Prague Vacation Travel Video Guide • Great Destinations
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Wenceslas Square 2013 In Prague Czech Republic Vaclavske Namestí
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Wenceslas Square 2013 In Prague Czech Republic Vaclavske Namestí
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Czech Republic - Wenceslas Square 14.09.2016
published: 19 Sep 2016
Czech Republic - Wenceslas Square 14.09.2016
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Didgeridoo & Hand Pan Performance by Yedhaki:Nautika @ Wenceslas Square
Didgeridoo & Hand Pan Performance by Yedhaki:Nautika @ Wenceslas Square
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Didgeridoo & Hand Pan Performance by Yedhaki:Nautika @ Wenceslas Square
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[4K] Wenceslas Square 프라하 바츨라프 광장
프라하에 우리나라 사람 많다. 특히 아줌마, 아저씨. 놀랐다.
published: 10 Sep 2016
[4K] Wenceslas Square 프라하 바츨라프 광장
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Timelapse of the Wenceslas square in Prague
PRAGUE, CZECH REPUBLIC - SEPTEMBER 9: Timelapse of people and traffic pass by on the Wence...
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Timelapse of the Wenceslas square in Prague
Timelapse of the Wenceslas square in Prague
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Wenceslas Square (360 View) - Prague's Main Shopping Area
Wenceslas Square is the main business and cultural area of Prague. This is where demonstra...
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Wenceslas Square (360 View) - Prague's Main Shopping Area
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Wenceslas Square in Prague at night timelapse, dusk time
Tram rails at Wenceslas Square in Prague at night timelapse with Jindrisska Tower on backg...
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Wenceslas Square in Prague at night timelapse, dusk time
Wenceslas Square in Prague at night timelapse, dusk time
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WENCESLAS SQUARE, CENTRUM OF PRAGUE, PRAGUE 2016, VACLAVAK,
Václavské náměstí (hovorově zvané také Václavák nebo původním označením Koňský trh, německ...
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two elevators@hotel Ambassador, Prague, Wenceslas Square
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Bubble blower on the Wenceslas Square in Prague, Czech
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Bubble blower on the Wenceslas Square in Prague, Czech
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Wenceslas Square Václavské náměstí, Prague Praha 3
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Street artists from Uruguay at Wenceslas Square,
Shot from my trip in Prague at Wenceslas Square. In my opinion they were very good and got...
published: 17 Aug 2014
Street artists from Uruguay at Wenceslas Square,
Street artists from Uruguay at Wenceslas Square,
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VH Airport Prague to Wenceslas Square PC. Journey from airport to city center Prague.
Footage Taken from a taxi ride to Prague Airport from the City Centre of Prague. The journ...
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VH Airport Prague to Wenceslas Square PC. Journey from airport to city center Prague.
VH Airport Prague to Wenceslas Square PC. Journey from airport to city center Prague.
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Prom Prague 15th of June 2014 Hollywood Night Wenceslas Square- Sony RX100
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Prom Prague 15th of June 2014 Hollywood Night Wenceslas Square- Sony RX100
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Brad the Nomad - Episode 9 - Wenceslas Square
Take an illustrated stroll through the history and architecture of one of Prague’s most im...
published: 25 Jan 2015
Brad the Nomad - Episode 9 - Wenceslas Square
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10th May 2016 - Prague City Tour
Today we visited some famous landmarks including Prague Castle, Wenceslas Square and the A...
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A walk around Prague at Christmas - 19th December, 2010
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A walk around Prague at Christmas - 19th December, 2010
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Prague, at the heart of Europe - Documentary
Prague is a magic city. At the geographic centre of Europe, this capital of a now new coun...
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Prague, at the heart of Europe - Documentary
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Views Around the City of Prague, Czech Republic - July, 2015
Prague (Czech: Praha) is the capital and largest city of the Czech Republic. It is the 15t...
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Views Around the City of Prague, Czech Republic - July, 2015
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The John Cameron Quartet - Off Centre (1969)
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03. Dafina Querida...
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The John Cameron Quartet - Off Centre (1969)
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Open Air Hollywood Night Prague, June 2013
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Václavské náměstí
Czech National Symphony Orchestra
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Open Air Hollywood Night Prague, June 2013
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Hillary Clinton email leak: Wikileaks documents show Democratic nominee believes Saudi Arabia and Qatar fund Isis
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A second batch of leaked email exchanges allegedly between Hillary Clinton and her 2016 campaign chair John Podesta have been seized on by both left- and right- wing commentators as evidence of inconsistencies in the Democratic presidential nominee’s foreign policy stance. ... Nadia Murad....
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Doctors Remove 80 Maggots From Little Girl's Ear
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A 4 year old Indian girl was taken to the hospital after complaining of an earache and doctors removed 80 maggots from her ear. . Radhika Mandloi, from central India, began to suffer extreme pain and itching in her left ear. The Daily Mail reports that her parents initially dismissed her discomfort, but when she began crying endlessly they took her to a nearby hospital. ... ... ... ... ....
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Mark Burnett Breaks Silence On Behind-The-Scenes Unaired Trump Video
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Mark Burnett, the man behind such shows as “Survivor,” “Shark Tank,” “Are You Smarter Than A Fifth-Grader” and both “The Apprentice” and “The Celebrity Apprentice,” will not be releasing any behind-the-scenes, unaired footage of Republican presidential candidate Donald Trump, Variety reported.In a statement by Burnett and MGM released to Variety Monday, the creator and producer said....
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Philippine President Duterte Announces Trips To Beijing, Moscow To Build Relations
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Philippine President Rodrigo Duterte said Tuesday he will move forward with his plans to visit China and Russia while criticizing the United States for “arrogance,” Agence France-Presse reported. "China has repeatedly invited me. I have accepted the offer.” – Philippine President Rodrigo Duterte. While not specifying when the China visit will take place, Duterte said the trip will take place prior to his Oct....
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‘We smuggled Michael Jackson out in a room-service trolley’ – celebrity bodyguards tell their stories
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Even before Kim Kardashian’s Paris robbery, the security industry was booming. What are the trade secrets of the men who offer ‘close protection’ – and sometimes friendship – to celebrities, billionaires and pop stars?. It’s 6am and Bill Whitfield is making coffee at his home in Las Vegas before he drives to work as a high school security guard ... “You couldn’t get to Mr Jackson unless you went through me.” ... Twitter ... Twitter ... Twitter ... ....
The cost of renting office space in Denver hit an all-time high. But downtown rates fell.
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Average asking lease rates in the metro area were up 3.9 percent year over year, reaching a record $25.62 per square foot full service gross ... A total of 4.6 million square feet of office space was under construction at the end of the quarter, more than 1 million square feet breaking ground in the third quarter, according to CBRE ... Net absorption was 548,305 square feet, with just shy of 3.5 million square feet under construction....
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Square tried to sell its food-delivery business, Caviar, but couldn’t find a buyer willing to pay enough, according to people familiar with the matter ... Square received interest in the business, which initiated the talks, according one of the people. Uber floated a value for Caviar that Square considered too low, one of the people said....
Let’s make capital’s festivals work for residents, visitors and businesses
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This is why it was such welcome news this week that Edinburgh's Christmas activity will also be spread widely throughout the city centre with The Street of Light in George Street and The Speigeltent in Festival Square ... The successes? Bumper numbers in St Andrew Square at the Spiegeltent and festival hub there, and also at the Book Festival in ......
Grapevine, Richland both perfect to highlight Week 8 games
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The biggest game of the season highlights Week 8, with Grapevine and Richland squaring off Friday in a District 8-5A showdown at Birdville ISD Fine Arts/Athletic Complex. This could very ... ....
Sweetgreen: Out-the-door lines greet SoMa’s latest healthy fast food entry
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Sarah Fritsche Related Links Fillmore Street's revamped Elite Cafe is now open Here's the opening menu for Rambler, debuting this week in Union Square Does the city really need another grain bowl/salad restaurant? With the out-the-door lines that marked Tuesday’s grand opening of the first San Francisco outpost of Sweetgreen, which has 55 locations ......
Kroger plans approved by Springfield commissioners
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The planned Kroger Marketplace, set to be constructed south of Interstate 70 on a former Springfield Twp. driving range, is expected to bring about 350 new jobs to the city ... debated ... It could also have a pharmacy with drive-through, Little Clinic health care center, bank with drive-through and a 20,000-square-foot Kroger Fuel Center, public records show. The plans also show two nearly 10,000-square-foot outlots near the fuel center ... ....
Jerardi: Wildcats trying to put NCAA title in rearview mirror
Edit Philadelphia Daily News 12 Oct 2016Golden State Warriors star Stephen Curry buys another Bay Area mansion
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Steph Curry has purchased another stunning, sprawling estate in the Bay Area, this time in Alamo for $5.775 million, according to Realtor.com. The 10,290 square foot home boasts a main house with five bedroom suites and a guest house with sauna ... Golden State Warriors star Steph Curry has purchased a home in Alamo, Calif ... ....
FINISHING TOUCHES - Travel from Sangamwadi to Sancheti in minutes
Edit The Times of India 12 Oct 2016
PUNE ... "The inauguration ceremony will be conducted at 9.30am.The flyover will be open to vehicular traffic after that," mayor Prashant Jagtap told reporters, adding that the administration is keen on quickly completing the remaining work. The section of the flyover between Sangamwadi and Sancheti (Subhash Chandra Bose square) will be functional from Saturday , and will help motorists coming from Sangamwadi to easily reach J M Road....
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