Even the architecture of its streets, which is worth seeing visually, Prague, the capital of the Czech Republic, is one of the most attractive cities in Europe in terms of historical and cultural wealth.
Prague, known as the Romantic City, is known for its city life which has a tranquil tranquility. As a result of all these features, it has gained the characteristic of being a touristic and historical city.
Transportation in Prague
Prague is one of the few cities to offer the most comfortable and best in terms of transportation. Local transport is provided by metro and tram. The frequency of these means of transport is usually between 5 and 10 minutes. In addition, the municipal bus is one of the transportation vehicles serving in the country, but it is not used in urban life with the idea that it will create air pollution. The purpose of these buses is to serve as a bridge between the points where there is more transportation distress and tram points.
Places to visit in Prague
The fact that tourist attractions are often collected at a certain point in Prague provides a great convenience in terms of transportation. In this way, tourists can visit many places in a single day.
Old Town Square
Located on the UNESCO world heritage site, this square is located in the heart of the city and attracts a lot of attention from tourists. This interest is owed to its historical past.
This square, which is one of the oldest values of the city, has traces of the Middle Ages. In those years, the Old Town, where grandiose and tragic events took place, is now the most crowded square of the city with its tourists.
This square has a great interest in attracting great attention from tourists. Surrounded by colorful streets with enchanting architecture, this square also houses the church of St. Nicholas and Tyn.
Charles Bridge
Charles Bridge, one of the first beauties to come to mind when it comes to Prague, is worth seeing for its historical and cultural aspects. The other name is Charles Bridge, but it is located on the Vietna River. Its location makes it worthwhile, which is that it connects the Old Town with Prague Castle. On the other hand, the architects that have a share in the interest of the bridge in terms of visuality are the towers and statues at the beginning and end. The last bridge in 1357 has survived until today.
When they come to this bridge, tourists can watch the sunset by concentrating on the landscape and enjoy the moment by listening to live music on the bridge. As a result of the intense interest of tourists, there are painters who sell souvenirs on the bridge and portrait painters.
Prague Castle
This castle, which is mentioned in the Guinness Book of Records, is a must-see place for visitors to Prague. In addition to maintaining its historical existence since the 9th century, it is one of the largest castles in the world. The castle is magnificent and has many historical beauties. It is possible to get there by 15-20 minutes' walk from the Carl Bridge.