It is one of the largest castle complexes in the world.
The main entrance to Prague Castle is at the Hradčany square.
The square is surrounded by spectacular buildings.
Schwarzenberg Palace.
This early Renaissance building now serves as an exhibition space for the National Gallery.
Archbishop Palace
The greatest view of the city you will get from here.
The Matthias Gate
The Chapel of the Holy Rood
Now there is permanent exhibition of the Treasury of St.Vitus Cathedral. It's the largest church treasury in the Czech lands and one
of the most expensive in Europe.
The ceremonial Changing of the Castel Guard.
Ceremony is held daily at 12.00.
The Old Royal Palace
Vladislav Hall- almost 500 years old
Magnificent view from Old
Royal Palace
At Old Royal Palace is
permanent exhibition The Story of Prague Castle. Exhibition offers a view
of more than thousand years' history of Prague Castle.
Southern tower of St. Vitus Cathedral-almost 100m high.
Square of St.Gorge
Now there is an exhibition about Castle Guard
Rosenberg Palace- Rožmberský
palác
We stopped at Café Rožmberský palác for coffee and
Medovnik.
jammy!!! :)
Golden Lane-Zlatá ulička
is a narrow ancient street formed of tiny colorful
houses built right into the arches of the Castle walls. The small houses were
originally constructed in the sixteenth century for the castle guards. Later
they were used by goldsmiths and people from poorer classes.
The current scenes
in houses have been created to show the life of former
users. I like the seamstress house. :)
Torture equipment at Daliborka Tower
This is just a small part that can be seen at the Castle.One day was not enough for visiting all Castle sights.Now we have just impression about things we have to
explore next time. :)
Saint Wenceslas Vineyard: The most spectacular view of
Prague and the Vltava valley.
On the way to Charles Bridge we visited the pub
Černy orel.
Fruit dumplings -ovocné knedlíky were delicious.
The most narrow street in Prague.
One of the symbols of Prague, connects the Old Town and Lesser Town (Malá Strana).
There is a tower standing on each end of the bridge.
Nothing spectacular, maybe opportunity to find out
people related to Czech history, art, sport...
Our Dinner was at Medieval Tavern- U Pavouka
This tavern is tourist trap, but it is interesting
experience. As
I said, I love to do all those touristy things.
Medieval show with swordsmen, jugglers and belly
dancers was fun.
Food was OK.
At the end, it was a fun night. :)