Hello all,
I hope everyone is having a great Sunday so far. I am ready to accept your personal images you took from your travels to Prague and other locations within the Czech Republic in my Sunday's photo sharing challenge. If you want your entry to be upvoted then provide an image from my homeland with a short description and place it in the comment section below. It is a great way for you to showcase your photo skills while earning a little reward for it and also to inspire others.
At the same time I am calling for your personal images from the continent of Asia for my 150 SBD 7 World's Continents Photo Challenge. You can participate by submitting your entry using the following link: 7 World’s Continents Photo Challenge – Asian Sunday week #9 – the absolute winner takes 150 SBD! Do not enter images for 7 World's Continents Photo Challenge at this post as this one is being used strictly for Prague photo sharing challenge. Thank you for your understanding and have a great day.
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Author: Sergey Dzyuba
The Powder Tower - medieval gothic city gate in Prague, Czech Republic
Please feel free to check out some of my other recent posts.
Outdoor lovers paradise – Krkonose National Park, Czech Republic/戶外活動愛好者的天堂－克爾科諾謝山國家公園， 捷克共和國
Beautiful yet undiscovered Jindrichuv Hradec! 迷人但尚未被發掘的因德日赫赫拉德茨！
The longest escalator in Prague – Namesti Miru underground station. 布拉格最長的扶手電梯 - Namesti Miru地鐵站
Cesky Krumlov out of the window. Perfect postcard shot! - 窗外的契斯基庫倫洛夫，完美的明信片素材！
Tomas
CEO & Founder of CGH
A detail of the one of the sculptures of Charles Bridge. I do not know the story that represents.
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This story is about St. John Of Nepomuk. Legend has it that he refused to divulge the queen's confessions to King Wenceslas IV. That is why you see a woman at confession in the background. On the panel to the right of this one on the statue you will see a depiction of a man being thrown from the Charles Bridge. That man is St. John Of Nepomuk. That is how he was killed. If you touch the panels, I think both but I'm not sure so best to touch both and be safe, it will bring you good luck and ensure that you will return to Prague one day -- kind of like the Trevy Fountain in Rome.
Thank you for some great info! Highly appreciated. Have a great night! Tomas
Thank you for the information. I appreciate it.
St. Vitus Cathedral is one of the most exquisite architectural structures in the Gothic style. It houses
a large number of figures of chimeras and gargoyles. For all their sinister appearance they are called to scare away evil spirits. They are not easy to see at a glance. First, they are quite high. Secondly, they almost merge with the walls and vaults of the cathedral.
Make sure you don't miss any detail when visiting Prague! This photo, of Riana taking a photo, was taken on Prague old town square close to the Astronomical Clock. ;)
Today I give you the tram stop near my flat in Prague. Sometimes there just isn't enough seating at a tram stop so you have to improvise.
I've seen someone else post a picture of this but I thought it deserved a second mention. The Prague Astronomical Clock in Old Town Square is so incredible, even more so when you learn it was installed in 1410! It's a testament to the medieval technical and mechanical knowledge that it still works 600 years later!
OH, absolutely! Always worth to highlight one of the Prague's most visited attraction. Thank you.
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Basilica of St. Peter and St. Paul, neo-Gothic church in Vyšehrad in Prague. It was founded in 1070-1080, but the current building was constructed between 1885 and 1903.
this is very beautiful blog
Thanks ever so much, I am glad to hear that! Tomas
good post and Picture men
Great, makes me happy:)... Thank you.
that's it amazing photo.have a nice trip @czechglobalhosts
very very good writing.
owo wonderful blog
a very beautiful city
nice photo
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Amazing photos... This is a great place ever... Never been to your country and been dreaming of one day, I got to visit this beautiful country...
Street musicians on the way to the Prague castle.
*This image is on my personal blog.