Prague/Czech Republic - Monday photo challenge - share your personal pictures from your visit to the Czech Republic!
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Hello fellow Steemians,
I hope you are all having a great start to the new week. As usually, feel free to submit your personal images from your travels to Prague and other locations in the Czech Republic in the comment section below.
Kvetna Zahrada (Flower Garden) in Kromeriz, a beautiful historical town located in the Moravian part of the Czech Republic. Founded in the second half of the 17th century, the flower garden was added to the UNESCO World Heritage List in 1998.
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Don’t forget to add a short background story for your entry with at least 30 words. I will then go through your submissions and upvote those that meet the requirements. Let me just remind you one more time that only personal images will be accepted in the challenge.
I am really happy to see more and more great photos being submitted to this challenge every day. Yesterday was no exception, we had several awesome entries featured in the photo challenge, including this impressive image taken by our regular contributor @nenio with the following description:
Many people will agree that the most famous monument of Prague is Charles Bridge. Here there is a view of this bridge crossing the Vltava River. The bridge with its towers is built in Gothic style. The sepia tone of the photo, gives to the mage a nostalgic mood.
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The National Museum, in Czech: Národní muzeum, was founded in 1818 and is located at the top of the Wenceslas Square. The building as you can see in the photo was actually build between 1885 and 1890. Sadly it was attack during WW2 and in 1968. The National Museum holds five departments in more than 11 buildings all over the city. Actually the main building is closed since 2011 for reconstruction. The planned opening is scheduled for October 2018.
Excellent entry! Thank you for sharing with everyone!
Autumn in the Seminary Garden
This photo shows a view through the orchards on the slopes of Petrin Hill to the Church of Our Lady of Victories and the Old Town beyond. The trees had just begun to change colour in early October when I visited the old Seminary orchard now a part of the extensive public park that encompasses the north side of Petrin Hill.
Nice and peaceful scenery :) I know exactly where this spot is on the way to the Petrin Lookout ;)
This looks so calming, a perfect place to sit and think.
Stunning entry, stunning picture! Thank you so much! Have a great day and keep on steeming. Tomas
I've been to Prague many times. It is always a pleasure to return to this city. Despite the large number of tourists, you can always live your own story. This photo from one of my first visit. Then only opened the passage in the cathedral of St. Witt. And at the exit from it you could make a picture of the vault and stained glass. But so that on a photo it was not visible people. As if you are alone in this huge and majestic structure.
Thank you so much for your beautiful entry!
Wallenstein Garden, Prague
This photo reminds me of the Wallenstein Garden that I walked into by accident on my last day in Prague. The baroque garden is really beautiful and also features this pavilion that is now used by the Czech government.
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Thank you for your participation in today`s challenge! Great job, you ROCK!
Stribrne Jezero (coloquially known as Sadrak) in Opava, Silesia, Czech Republic. It is a flooded quarry that attracts hundreds of local people in summer as the water is very clear and refreshing. There are few people around the lake in fall, although it offers these beautiful views. Image taken in October 2015.
Fabulous! Great post!
Prague astronomical clock or Prague orloj on the Old Town Square. Every hour tourists with cameras at the ready gather in front of the Old Town Hall to enjoy a amazing performance and take photos. The clock is one of Europe's best known tourist attractions.
One just has to love that old clock:)... Have a great day and keep on steeming! Tomas
Hus Congregational House of Czechoslovak Hussite Church (Husův sbor), a Hussite church in Na Václavce Street in Prague's district of Smichov. It's a functionalist building built in 1935. The construction lasted for 10 months and the basic building material was concrete.
Nice! I used to rent an apartment not to far from there some 13 years ago. Time goes so fast:(.....
I take pictures of architecture very often. Mostly modern ones. Gothic temples are really inspiring for me, and I still wonder how it is possible that these buildings still stand. The photo of the vault in the Cathedral of sv. Vít is nothing original, but the construction is just impressive.
Thank you for your entry. Great addition to the challenge. Tomas
A view on the legion bridge Prague Czech Republic. The bridge is named after national legion and it stands on Vltava, Czech's longest river. There are two towers on both sides of the bridge. This bridge connects the National boulevard and the Lesser Town.
Thank you for providing some good info to other Steemians. Have a good one! Tomas
Katedrála sv. Víta Praha. A well known and important cathedrale.
It is a part of the praha castle complex. It has a very dominante building. The royalty was very much connected with cathedrale sv. Víta . There was guarded jewelry from the kings.