The Old Town is an urban district in the Czech capital, Prague, and the heart of Prague, surrounded by beautiful medieval buildings, including the well-known Astronomical Clock, the "Tien Church" and more. The ideal way to visit the Old Town is to spend a few hours walking around In the 14th century, Charles IV expanded the city and built the Prague New Town. The two parts are connected by NaPříkopě Street (moat street). The Old Town Square can be used as a tour. The starting point of the old town, located between Wenceslas Square and Charles Bridge, has a history of more than 900 years. It is crowded with tourists in summer. The surrounding architectural styles are diverse, including the Gothic architecture of the Tyn Church, the Baroque The style of St. Nicholas Church. The Astronomical Clock is located on the Gothic bell tower of the Old Town Hall in the old city. It is divided into two upper and lower, exquisite and unique self-ringing bells. At 12 noon, the twelve disciples of Jesus appear in turn from the clock. , 6 turn left, 6 turn right. After seeing the astronomical clock, you can also climb the bell tower of the Old Town Hall and have a panoramic view of Prague's charming city. The Tien Church is located near the Old Town Square, and you can see the gray and black brother The special-style spires and twin towers are the more conspicuous symbols of the Tien Church. It is worth mentioning that the Tien Church at night is more mysterious under the illumination of the lights, and you can see its charm.
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Show More ReviewsPrague's Old Town is a captivating maze. Its winding cobblestone streets reveal medieval surprises at every turn: towering Gothic spires and vibrant Baroque facades, a glimpse of time immemorial. Old Town Square is the heart of the city. When the astronomical clock strikes the hour, visitors gaze with bated breath, as if the entire world awaits that fleeting performance. During the day, the area bustles with activity, with aromas wafting from cafés and music and laughter from street performers. At night, the sculptures and facades illuminate, transforming the old town into a romantic and mysterious landscape. It's more than just a photo-op; it's a living history book. Walking through it, even with a gentle step, you can hear the whispers of time. Staying in the Old Town is recommended. Besides exploring popular attractions and landmarks, take a leisurely stroll. Whether you're looking for food, taking photos, or simply relaxing, the experience will create heartwarming and romantic memories.