ヴルタヴァのおすすめランニングルート

プラハの中心部にある美しい建物。

プラハの多くの美しい橋の一つで、たいてい非常に混雑しています。

カンパ島は人気のピクニックの目的地であり、訪れる価値があります。いくつかの座席とアトラクションがある素晴らしい公園があります。 チェコ国立劇場（Narodnivadlo）は、チェコの首都プラハのモルダウ川のほとりにあります。この劇場は、チェコ共和国で最も壮大で代表的な劇場です。ネオ・ルネサンス様式の壮大な建築物であり、チェコ共和国の重要なシンボルです。

プラハのパノラマは素晴らしいです

ヴルタヴァ川のほとりは、散策したり、散歩したり、写真を撮ったり、あるいは単にジョギングしたりするのに最適な場所です！

The Hanavský Pavilion in Letná Park was built in 1891 in the Art Nouveau style, originally as an exhibition pavilion for the Bohemian Industrial and Trade Exhibition. It is constructed of steel and glass, which was an innovative design for the time and makes it an early example of modern architecture. The name "Hanavský" comes from the Hanava family, who financed the pavilion. From the pavilion, there is a spectacular panoramic view of Prague's Old Town, the Vltava River, Prague Castle, and the Charles Bridge.

The most famous statue on the bridge! Roughly in the middle of the bridge is a cross with a relief marking the spot where Saint John Nepomuk was thrown into the Vltava River in 1393 on the orders of Wenceslaus IV, because he refused to keep his vow of silence during confession, even to the king. He is therefore considered the patron saint of bridges in the Catholic Church, and touching the relief is said to bring good luck, which is why it is always spotlessly clean. This custom is also applied to the statue of Saint John Nepomuk, so the bare patches and crowds of people are also noticeable there.

Everyone knows it, everyone has seen it in photos – and yet, in real life, the Charles Bridge feels like a small miracle. It's that moment when you step onto it and your gaze sweeps across the Vltava River, while a street musician plays in the background, and the cobblestones glisten slightly underfoot. Then you feel it: This is where the heart of Prague beats.