Venture off the beaten path and you’ll soon discover that Prague is even more beautiful that you thought. You’ll find spires adorning the rooftops all across the city, and not just in the most commonly visited center of Prague. Prague is sometimes called The City of a Hundred Spires. Make sure to stroll the iconic Charles Bridge at night to see this impressive sight.ĭo so with a significant other for a bit of Old World romance. Prague is an architecture lover’s paradise. There are two beer gardens right next to this scenic hill, and yes, we spent a lot of time in them as well. Located in Vinohrady, Riegrovy Sady was our go-to sunset spot. There are a ton of great parks which afford stunning views in Prague. It hated by nearly everyone when it was erected (please excuse the horrible pun), and it’s been named the Ugliest Building in Europe on more than one occasion, but it sort of grows on you if you see it often.
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That giant metal structure in the far middle is known as the TV Tower. We lived under a couple of those spectacular red rooftops for 12 months. The above shows the neighborhoods of Vinohrady and Zizkov, as seen from the National Monument in Vitkov.
Photos That Will Make You Want to Move to Prague Click here for a list of all of our Prague travel guides and articles!.Photos That Will Make You Want to Move to Prague.Only a 120 days till we return to Prague… We wouldn’t blame you at all.Ī new countdown has begun. Who knows, you might fall for Prague as hard as we did. We hope these photos inspire you to pay the city a visit. We want to bring some of the wonder and magic of Prague to the rest of the world, to showcase some of the magnificent views we were lucky enough to see. Prague became our favorite city in the world. During that time we came to a conclusion. During that time we soaked in as much as we could see and explore, both in Prague and so many other wonderful places in the Czech Republic. We rented an apartment in the lovely neighborhood of Vinohrady, and made Prague our home for the next 8 months. “18 days till we leave, 16 days till we have to go, 14 days…oh my god we don’t want to leave!” As the days passed we found ourselves counting down. Our goal was to stay for a month and explore the city, and the Czech Republic, in a more intimate fashion. It took us another year to circle back to Prague, but return we did. We left Prague two weeks later, vowing to return. The city was gorgeous, laid back, easy to navigate and we felt extremely comfortable there. When we first arrived in Prague, in August of 2014, we were immediately smitten.
There are many cities in the world, but only one of them is Prague. You’ll want to move to Prague after you see these photos.
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