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The Town Hall was built in 1338 as the seat of the Old Town's local government. The oldest Gothic part of the complex is a beautiful tower with a bay window chapel and the unique Apostles' Clock, on which twelve apostles appear every hour (9:00 a.m. - 11:00 p.m.). The eastern, neo-Gothic wing of the Town Hall was destroyed on May 8, 1945 during the Prague Uprising and has not been rebuilt. The visitor's tour consists of the tower and the historic interior (chapel, halls and underground).

The largest cathedral in the Czech Republic high above the city. If you want to go in, you should bring some time.

The Old Town, or Staré Mesto, is the bustling, cobbled core of the city, with sights such as the medieval Astronomical Clock and the Gothic Tyn Church in Old Town Square. Classical music concerts are held in the Rudolfinum, while ballets and operas are performed in the Estates Theater. The hub of student nightlife is the huge 5-storey dance club Karlovy Lázně.

One of the most impressive structures in Prague and an absolute must-see for every visitor is the Old Town Bridge Tower. A major Gothic monument and landmark of the city, this majestic tower stands at the eastern end of the world-famous Charles Bridge and offers a fascinating mix of architecture, history and breathtaking views. Built in the 14th century by order of Emperor Charles IV, the Old Town Bridge Tower originally served as a city gate and defense tower. Its imposing Gothic façade, decorated with numerous sculptures and reliefs, is an impressive example of medieval architecture and blends harmoniously into the overall image of the Charles Bridge and the adjacent Old Town. The Old Town Bridge Tower's flair is characterized by its historical significance and impressive architecture, which reflects both the power and splendor of the time. Entering the tower feels like being transported to a bygone era, and the intricate decorations and sculptures testify to the exceptional craftsmanship of the medieval builders. A special highlight of the Old Town Bridge Tower is the observation deck, which is located at a height of 47 meters. Climbing the narrow, winding stairs may be tiring, but the panoramic view of Prague, the Charles Bridge, the Vltava River and Prague Castle makes all the effort worthwhile. The view is an unforgettable experience, especially in the evening hours at sunset or at night, when the city is illuminated by thousands of lights.

Sun, moon and star - the astronomical clock from 1490 counts more than just the hours

In the third courtyard is the Prague Cathedral of St. Vitus, the coronation church and burial place of the Czech kings

The Old Town Bridge Tower was begun around 1370 and only completed around 1400

One of the most famous and oldest tower clocks in the world. After the completion of the clock by Mister Hanus, he was blinded by the people of Prague so as not to be able to do a similar work elsewhere. Before committing suicide in the clockwork, he is said to have cursed the clock...