Top 20 Night Attractions in Prague

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Classic attractions include St. Vitus Cathedral, the Old Royal Palace, St. George's Monastery, and the Golden Lane. St. Vitus Cathedral is particularly noteworthy. Although the original building was destroyed during World War II, the current church is a later addition, but it remains exquisite. Inside, you'll discover the dome has a religious charm, and the windows are a dazzling beauty in the sunlight.

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This is a dialogue between stone and time. Charles Bridge, a witness across seven centuries, has witnessed emperors, wars, artistic flourishing, and the daily lives of ordinary people. The Baroque icons on the bridge speak of the perfect fusion of religious faith and art. It is not only a gateway connecting Prague's Old Town and the Castle District, but also an emotional and spiritual bond connecting Czech history, culture, and the people. The first rays of morning sunlight penetrate the mist over the Vltava River, and the ancient towers of Charles Bridge gradually emerge. The sound of footsteps echoing on the stone slabs transports one back to the 14th century. Charles Bridge, a seven-century epic on the Vltava!

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The Old Town Hall in Prague, the capital of the Czech Republic, is one of the city's most visited monuments and is located in the Old Town Square. The tower of the Old Town Hall, the tallest in the medieval city, was completed in 1364 and has remained largely unchanged since then. The most famous feature of the Town Hall is the Astronomical Clock, which was built in the 1400s.

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Cross the Middle Ages! 48h to play Prague! 📌 Day 1: Cross the Millennium Old Town, do the Charles Bridge Morning Elves ⏰ 7:00 📍 Charles Bridge Sunrise ❗️ Tips: rush in front of the tour group! The bridge towers in the mist in the early morning have a sense of atmosphere. 📸 The sculpture group is beautiful in the reverse light.～ ⏰ 10:00 📍 Prague Square & Astronomical Clock ✔️ Watch the 12 disciples turn around on the whole point! Clock tower overlooking the red roof ocean (ticket 250CZK) ✔️ and bubble artist interactive shooting dream blockbuster 🎈⚠️ avoid pit: ignore the line puppet strong plug photo hawker! ⏰ 13:00📍 Lunch: Pork's (net red roast pork elbow shop 🔥) ▪️ outer crispy inner tender with dark beer 🍖 The portion is oversized! The two people share a house that is enough to dance ⏰ 15:00📍 Modern Art Landmark! On the opposite side of the road, take a backbeat to unlock the distorted magic perspective ⏰ 17:00📍 Voltava River Cruise 🌇 board at dusk! Watching the castle lights on both sides of the Straits instantly like falling into the "Magic Flute" opera (try Prague Boats home) - 🌙 Nightlife Eggs ▪️ Underground Tavern: U Zlatého Tygra (Hemingway the same model! Order Pearson Fresh + Cheese) ▪️ Ice Bar: ICE PUB-📌 Day 2: Castle Mountain Fairy Tale Day as a Bohemian Princess ⏰ 8:30 📍 Prague Castle (pass 250CZK) 🚶‍♀️ Routine: St. Vittoria → Old Palace → Golden Lane (Kafka Cabin must see!) ✔️ Church color windows at 9 o'clock when light and shadow penetrate! ⏰ 12:00 📍 The most beautiful Starbucks 👑 Castle Exit Terrace! Panoramic seat get✓ Caramel Machido with medieval skyline ⏰ 14:00📍 small town walk ▪️ John Lennon Wall: Graffiti Free Holy Land ✌️ with a pen to leave a signature! ▪️ Devil Church ⏰ 16:00 📍 Petren Mountain Sunset 🚠 Take the retro cable car up the mountain! Climbing the Eiffel Tower to see the city's golden light (less people and romantic in the evening 💘)-🍽️ Dinner: Kuchy👉 Glass Room Restaurant at the foot of the castle! Must order duck legs with red wine 🍷 400CZK per capita enjoy royal treatment ～

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The Dancing House, also known as the "Fred and Ginger House", is named after Fred Astaire and Ginger Rogers, a metaphor for a pair of dancers. The Dancing House stands out among the Neo-Baroque, Neo-Gothic and Art Nouveau buildings. It is a very famous and representative building in Prague. The Dancing House is also known as the "Drunken House".

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Prague's Old Town is a captivating maze. Its winding cobblestone streets reveal medieval surprises at every turn: towering Gothic spires and vibrant Baroque facades, a glimpse of time immemorial. Old Town Square is the heart of the city. When the astronomical clock strikes the hour, visitors gaze with bated breath, as if the entire world awaits that fleeting performance. During the day, the area bustles with activity, with aromas wafting from cafés and music and laughter from street performers. At night, the sculptures and facades illuminate, transforming the old town into a romantic and mysterious landscape. It's more than just a photo-op; it's a living history book. Walking through it, even with a gentle step, you can hear the whispers of time. Staying in the Old Town is recommended. Besides exploring popular attractions and landmarks, take a leisurely stroll. Whether you're looking for food, taking photos, or simply relaxing, the experience will create heartwarming and romantic memories.

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The Powder Tower is one of the original thirteen (13) city gates in Old Town, Prague. Its construction began in 1475.The tower was intended to be an attractive entrance into the city, instead of a defensive tower. Today, the tower separates the Old Town from the New Town of Prague. 🇨🇿

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This is a castle built by the early Czech kings and is also a very important historical site. The castle has very thick walls and it takes a while to walk all the way there. You can also see a lot of scenery from the high platform. The high-explosive fort is also a very special place to go.

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Very special itinerary, there are more middle-aged and elderly tourists and foreigners with children. There is a simple buffet and fruit on the boat, the chicken wings and pineapple are especially delicious ~ The scenery along the coast is beautiful, it is worth recommending ~ You can board the boat at the pier with your order, name, and it is very convenient.

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We stayed near Wenceslas Square, and after putting down our luggage, we began to get to know this strange city. Wenceslas Square is a long and narrow square, like a green belt between two roads. It has a history of more than 600 years. One end starts at the National Museum, and the other end is the old town. The streets on both sides of the square are lined with various shops. It is known as the "Champs Elysees" of Prague and is the most prosperous commercial district in the city.