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Prague is home to several famous landmarks including the Charles Bridge, a 621m historic bridge, Prague Castle which houses the President, and the National Museum. The city is also known for its medieval Astronomical Clock and the Legion Bridge between the National Theatre and Újezd. The author expresses their love for living in Prague.
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