The latest news on the Czech national quarantine and recommended attractions

Due to the recent epidemic, many countries have certain closure policies, which is also to better control the development of the epidemic. Recently, the Czech Republic and the Republic of China have also begun to implement closure measures. The editor will give you a brief introduction to some of the information here.

Nationwide quarantine in the Czech Republic

According to CCTV news reports, the Czech government announced that from 0:00 on the 16th to 6:00 on the 24th, anyone living in the Czech Republic will be quarantined except for work or emergency matters. You are not allowed to leave your residence, and home quarantine is implemented across the country. In addition, domestic hotels and B&Bs are closed, private taxis are prohibited, and non-cash payment is recommended. Under the epidemic, another country is failing. Today’s cloud trip, let’s go to the Czech Republic.

Recommended attractions

Prague

The first time I knew Prague was in the song "Prague Square" sung by Jolin Tsai. At that time, I thought I had the opportunity to see how attractive this city, known as one of the most beautiful cities in Europe and the first city in the world to be designated as a World Cultural Heritage, is.

If you want to see the whole of Prague, it is recommended to go to Prague Castle. The architecture here combines churches, palaces and courtyards, setting a Guinness World Record for the largest ancient castle, which is equivalent to the size of 7 football fields. The most important thing is command. In Prague, you can have a panoramic view of buildings of various historical periods and styles, especially the Baroque and Gothic styles, which make people marvel at the colorful colors like oil paintings.

The legendary Prague Square is actually called Old Town Square. How old is it? It is 900 years old and is located between Wenceslas Square and Charles Bridge. I particularly like the scene of the carriage passing by, as if traveling through time. It's just that there is no wishing well in the song "Prague Square", and there is no way to cast hope. Interested friends can go to the tower of the Old Town Hall in the square, where you can enjoy a panoramic view of the old city.

Every place has a landmark. For Prague, the Charles Bridge is just that. It is often said that "you have not been to Prague until you have crossed this bridge." The Charles Bridge, built in the 14th century, is the only way for the coronation processions of Czech kings. The most famous sculptures decorating both sides of the bridge are known as the "Art Gallery of European Open Air Baroque Statues". It is said that touching the stone statue with your heart will bring happiness to the person's life. Perhaps because of this, the wedding photos of Jay Chou and Kun Ling were taken with this bridge as the background.

CK Town

CK is considered one of the most beautiful towns in the world. This historic city, which maintains the original atmosphere of the Middle Ages, is known as the "poetic memory of Bohemia". When you step inside, you will be attracted by the buildings in the streets and alleys.

During the Middle Ages, various people lived here, from nobles to alchemists, court jesters, and folk masons, leaving behind many legends and interesting secrets. Therefore, it is also known as the Magic City of Central Europe. My room faced the castle. I had been expecting a magical story, but I didn't encounter it.

Krumlov Castle was built in 1240 and is the largest castle in the Czech Republic after Prague Castle. The entire castle is magnificent and divided into several parts such as castle, tower, and museum. The paintings on the exterior walls are lifelike. The turquoise Gothic spire is round, red and yellow, and the spire is painted with bright patina, which is unforgettable.

Pilsner

Speaking of Pilsner, some boys may know it, because the most famous beer in the Czech Republic is called Pilsner. Pearson has been producing beer for more than 700 years. When the Czech King Wenceslas founded the city in 1295, its residents were known for brewing beer in their home workshops and received the privilege of brewing beer from the king.

So in the Czech Republic, another indispensable experience is the beer tour, and Pilsen’s beer tour is the most representative one. The Pilsner Brewery not only has experience tours specially prepared for tourists, but many restaurants on Pilsner Street have their own beers for tasting. This kind of experience is rare in other cities.

Although I can’t go to the Czech Republic for the time being, I can go when the epidemic is over and see if the scenery introduced here is beautiful enough. Looking forward to seeing the scenery here!