Čech Bridge
Prague
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Knowledge & learning in Prague
Prague rewards curious visitors with layers of history waiting to be read in its streets and institutions. The Old Town Hall and its Astronomical Clock stand as testament to medieval craftsmanship, while the National Technical Museum traces the path to modern science and industry. The City of Prague Museum and the Bedřich Smetana Museum offer windows into urban and cultural history, and Bethlehem Chapel connects to the early reform movement of Jan Hus. Bertramka, the Powder Tower, Our Lady of the Snows, the National Memorial on Vítkov, Čech Bridge, and náměstí U svatého Jiří each add their own chapter to the city's story.
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Čech Bridge náměstí U svatého Jiří náměstí U svatého Jiří
Prague
architecturehistorylocal gems+2Národní památník na Vítkově Národní památník na Vítkově
Prague
architectureculturehistory+4National Technical Museum National Technical Museum
Prague
culturehistoryfamily outings+1Old Town Hall Old Town Hall
Prague
culturehistoryOur Lady of the Snows Our Lady of the Snows
Prague
architectureculturehistory+2Powder Tower Powder Tower
Prague
architecturehistoryfamily outings+4Prague Astronomical Clock Prague Astronomical Clock
Prague
architectureculturehistory+4Prague Castle Prague Castle
Prague
architectureculturenature+7Saint Vitus Cathedral Saint Vitus Cathedral
Prague
architectureculturehistory+5The City of Prague Museum The City of Prague Museum
Prague
architectureculturefamily outings+1Bedřich Smetana Museum Bedřich Smetana Museum
Prague
culturelocal gemsBertramka Bertramka
Prague
culturehistorylocal gemsBethlehem Chapel Bethlehem Chapel
Prague
architecturehistorylocal gems+1Brückel Brückel
Prague
historylocal gemsmysteryBurg Pürglitz Burg Pürglitz
Prague
architecturehistorylocal gemsHořovice Castle Hořovice Castle
Prague
architecturenaturehistoryHořovice Castle is a Baroque château in the town of Hořovice in the Beroun District of Bohemia, Czech Republic. The castle traces its origins to a medieval stronghold and was given its current Baroque form in the 17th and 18th centuries. It is protected as a National Cultural Monument of the Czech Republic. The expansive English landscape park with ponds and old-growth trees invites leisurely walks. Guided tours through the historic interiors offer a vivid glimpse into Bohemian aristocratic life.
Josef Bohuslav Foerster Josef Bohuslav Foerster
Prague
culturehistoryJosef Bohuslav Foerster (1859-1951) was a Czech composer and musicologist of the late Romantic era. He spent significant periods in Hamburg and Vienna before returning to Prague. Foerster wrote operas, symphonies, chamber music, and songs marked by lyricism and a deep Czech national sentiment. As a professor at the Prague Conservatory he shaped generations of musicians. His name is closely tied to Czech musical life at the turn of the twentieth century.
Jungmann Monument Jungmann Monument
Prague
culturehistoryThe monument to Czech linguist Josef Jungmann stands on Jungmann Square in the heart of Prague, not far from Wenceslas Square. Erected in 1878, the bronze statue honours one of the most important figures of the 19th-century Czech National Revival. Jungmann compiled the first major Czech-German dictionary and contributed decisively to standardising the modern Czech language. The monument is a quietly symbolic presence in Prague's urban fabric – a tribute to the power of language as a vehicle for national identity.
Kokořín Kokořín
Prague
architecturenaturehistory+6Morzin Palace Morzin Palace
Prague
architectureculturehistory+2Strahov Monastery Strahov Monastery
Prague
architecturehistoryStrahov Monastery is a Premonstratensian abbey on the Hradčany hill in Prague, founded in 1143 by Bishop Jindřich Zdík. It ranks among the best-preserved medieval monasteries in Central Europe and is designated a National Cultural Monument. The monastery is especially renowned for its Baroque library halls — the Theological Hall and the Philosophical Hall are among the most splendid historic library rooms in the world, featuring vaulted fresco ceilings and thousands of original bound volumes. The monastery remains home to an active Premonstratensian community to this day.
Wallenstein Palace Wallenstein Palace
Prague
architectureculturenature+3Garden on the Ramparts Garden on the Ramparts
Prague
architectureculturenature+4Ledebur-Garten Ledebur-Garten
Prague
architecturenaturehistory+3Nejsvětější Trojice Nejsvětější Trojice
Prague
architectureculturehistory+1Paradise Garden Paradise Garden
Prague
architecturenaturehistory+3Saint Joseph Saint Joseph
Prague
architectureculturenature+2Italienische Kapelle Mariä Himmelfahrt Italienische Kapelle Mariä Himmelfahrt
Prague
architectureculturehistory+2JUDr. Milada Horáková JUDr. Milada Horáková
Prague
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