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CAME TO PRAGUE FROM GERMANY |
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| I arrived in
Prague at night by train from Berlin, this is the train station another
day. |
Every hour crowds
gather to watch the Astronomical Clock at the Old Town Hall. |
What time is it
exactly? |
The Prague
Meridian is marked, for some unknown reason, in the middle of the old town
square. |
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| Týn
Church rises above some other buildings in the square. |
Obecní Dum is an
amazing work of Art Nouveau architecture and home to Pragues largest
concert hall. |
The 65m-tall
Powder Tower stands across the Royal Way. |
Two battling
Titans greet the crowd waiting to enter Prague Castle. |
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| St. Vitus
Cathedral looms above as you enter the main courtyard of the castle. |
Inside St. Vitus
Cathedral. |
The Great Tower
on the left is flanked by the southern entrance, Golden Gate, of the
cathedral. |
Vladislav Hall,
inside the Old Royal Palace, was home to banquets and indoor jousting
tournaments. |
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| Atop Petrin Hill
arts students draw the view of Prague Castle. |
A portion of The
Hunger Wall can be seen through the trees along Petrin Hill. |
Frank Gehry and
Vlado Milunic's corraboration 'Dancing Building' or more commonly known as
'Fred & Ginger'. |
The view down
Wenceslas Square... |
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| ...and back up
toward the National Museum with the statue of St. Wenceslas in the
foreground. |
The view across
the Vltava River at night... |
...looking at
Prague Castle. |
The TV Tower
216m, might have nice views of the city on a clear day, but it's just
creepy that there are giant babies crawling along the sides. |
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