쉬운 프라하 주변 하이킹 및 워킹 코스

It's important to know that you need a ticket for this. The alley is not open to the public.

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The towers stand at the southern end of the Charles Bridge, on the Lesser Town side, one of Prague's oldest districts. They consist of two parts – the older Lesser Town Bridge Tower (Malostranská mostecká věž) and the adjacent Jewish Tower (Židovská věž). Both are adorned with richly decorated Gothic elements.

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The object pictured is the statue of Saint John of Nepomuk. The statue is located on the famous Charles Bridge. John of Nepomuk is considered the patron saint of bridges, boatmen, and millers, and is said to protect against dangers from the water. According to legend, he was thrown into the Vltava River by King Wenceslaus IV because he refused to reveal the seal of confession to the queen. The spot where the statue stands today is said to mark the site of his martyrdom. He is often depicted with a cross in his hand and a halo with five stars, as is the case on this statue.

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The bell tower is the tallest tower of the cathedral and, with its Gothic spire, significantly shapes the Prague skyline. It serves as the bell tower from which the cathedral's large bells are rung. The portal is famous for its mosaic "The Last Judgment," one of the oldest and most important mosaics in Central Europe, created in the 14th century. It depicts the resurrection of the dead, the weighing of souls, and heavenly reward or damnation.

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The Charles Bridge, spanning the Vltava River, offers an unobstructed view of Hradčany Hill, upon which Prague Castle sits. A particularly magical scene unfolds at sunrise, sunset, or dusk when the castle is illuminated.

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The palace was built in the 17th century by the influential Schwarzenberg family, who played a significant role in the history of Bohemia and Central Europe. It served as the family's residence and ceremonial palace and was the site of important social and political events. Today, the palace is a symbol of nobility and Baroque splendor in Prague.

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Construction of the cathedral began in 1344 and was only completed in the 20th century – a building project that spanned almost 600 years. It is the cathedral of the Archdiocese of Prague and was the coronation church of the Bohemian kings for centuries. Important figures are buried in the cathedral, including Bohemian kings, emperors, and saints such as Saint Wenceslas.

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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, your gaze sweeping across the Vltava River, while a street musician plays in the background and the cobblestones glisten gently underfoot. Then you feel it: This is where the heart of Prague beats.

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