Prague – interesting places discusses several notable landmarks in Prague including Prague Castle, St. Vitus Cathedral, Charles Bridge, Old Town Square, and Wenceslas Square. Prague Castle is the largest medieval castle in the world and former residence of Czech kings. St. Vitus Cathedral located within the castle is the largest and most important gothic style cathedral housing the tombs of former Czech rulers. Charles Bridge is the oldest bridge in Prague decorated with baroque statues spanning the Vltava River.

1. Prague – interesting places
(Praha – zajímavá místa)

2. Prague – interesting places
 Churches, palaces, cathedrals, castles
 Prague Castle
 Squares, bridges

3. Prague Castle
The most famous sight is Prague Castle, was the residence
of Czech kings and it is the seat of our president.
Prague Castle is the largest
medieval castle in the
world.
Famous sights of the Prague
Castle are the St. Vitus
Cathedral, the Royal
Palace with Vladislav
Hall, Spanish Hall or the
Golden Lane.

4. St. Vitus Cathedral
The largest and the most important temple in Prague.
Built in the gothic style.
The seat of the Archbishop of Prague.
A burial place of former Czech kings.
The Czech Crown Jewels are kept
there.

5. Charles Bridge
The oldest bridge in Prague over the river Vltava and the second
oldest bridge in Central Europe.
The bridge is decorated by baroque statues made by Matyáš
Braun.
On both ends of the bridge are Gothic Bridge Towers.
The bridge is one of the leading tourist attractions of Prague.
Is it always full of tourists, souvenirs stalls and street artists.

6. The Old Town Square
The centre of historical Prague.
Famous for the Old Town Hall with astronomical clock.
Statue of Jan Hus
Týn Church (Gothic style)

7. Wenceslas Square
Statue of St. Wenceslas on a horse.
Many shops and restaurants.
The National Museum at the top of the square.