Prague/Czech Republic - Saturday 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 enjyoing the weekend :) 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.
Church of our Lady before Tyn in Old Town of Prague, Czech Republic as seen from the tower of the astronomical clock. With its origin dating back to the 13th century, this majestic Gothic church is the dominant feature of the Old Town of Prague. Source: Shutterstock, author: MarinaDa
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 amazing panoramic image taken by our regular contributor @narchuk with the following description:
I really like what Prague looks like from the top. And no matter where you will shoot. I can name a dozen points for shooting and everywhere you get a great view. The streets, houses, bridges, trees all combine into a picture.
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The dancing house is one of the most interesting buildings of Prague among the modern constructions. It was built in the 90’s. It has an interesting symbology, since it resembles a pair of dancers, for this reason the building is also called Fred and Ginger. However its surroundings buildings have very different styles, mainly Art Nouveau and Baroque.
One of the most popular Prague’s place - Naplavka! The best way to experience this spot is watching the swans and ducks with local beer in the hand ;)This photo reminds me a day when I quit my regular job in Prague and become nomad.
You just gotta love that:)
A different and beautiful photo.
Thank you so much;)
During my trip to the Czech Republic, I also visited the lovely village Hřensko. Hřensko is a small village in the Ústí nad Labem region on the border with Germany. Hřensko is located at the confluence of the Kamenice and Labe rivers. The river Kamenice, which divides the village, ends in the Kamenice River gorge, a popular attraction of Hřensko.
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Monument to Julius Zeyer (1841-1901) in Chotek Gardens (Chotkovy Sady), the first public park in Prague, opened 1833. Julius Zeyer was Czech writer, playwright and Romantic poet. The grotto-like monument features life-size characters from Zeyer's works carved in white marble, emerging from the rocks.
This picture is from Old Town Square in Prague, I thought it was cool because you can see the moon in it. Also the architecture and color of the buildings are beautiful. Thanks again Tomas
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Than you for choosing previous photo!)
View from the castle Karlstejn on the neighborhood. In every trip to the Czech Republic I try to visit some castle. And I try to choose new ones every time. They are all different and each has its own feature. Its own history.
View from the Ještěd Tower exactly 1 year ago during a road trip. It was freezing cold and impossible to reach the top by car, but walking up there was totally worth it!
Karlovy Vary. At one time Peter the Great was very fond of traveling to this city. There is a house where he constantly stopped. Even like Peter himself put his hand in the construction. Now it's not a house, but a hotel. Here is a photo of this hotel. Of course, it was reconstructed.
you might of missed mine yesterday but here it is again:
This was taken at one of the stops along the river during sunset. The view was stunning. Everything looked so peaceful and relaxing and I remembered holding my cup of large tea from Starbucks taking in the great moment. We were really enjoying our holiday!
Czech Republic is known for its castles and my favorite so far is Karlstejn – the official residence of Charles IV. It stands on the high hill, so the outside view is incredible nearly from every side and also when you are already standing on the walls.
The interior of the castle is strict (unlike Konopiste, for example), but majestic.
And the main thing – it’s only 30 km away from Prague! I highly recommend to visit this wonderful place!