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Lead: When it comes to the Czech Republic, many people first think of the elite soldier Shuaike, the comic mole, the crystal and Prague Square. The crowd in the street seems to have the shadow of Shuaike; The graffiti on the wall has a mole's pen; Shops all over the street have bright lights; The square surrounded by Gothic or Renaissance buildings, though with different names, seems to be the legendary Prague Square. Everything is telling you, this was before the discovery of the new continent? The heart of Europe? , this is the legendary? The city of a thousand towers? Is this a dream? Romantic city? .

It is said that the largest museum in Prague is the city itself, and the buildings there show a rich historical background. In Prague, which is full of ancient buildings of various colors in 16 and 7th centuries, you can not only see the history and culture in the windows and corners of every household, but also see the remains of Eastern Europe in the crosswalks and red and white railings of trams that run through the city. Located in the center of Prague, it is called. Tiananmen Square in Prague? Vaclav Square is a must for tourists.

? At dusk, I stood in the square of Prague and put my hopes in the wishing pool. The pigeons have their backs to the sunset. The picture is so beautiful that I dare not look at it. In the deserted corridor of Prague Square, I am dancing and spinning alone, and you are singing in a distant place not far away ...?

Prague Old Town Square

The Old Town Square is the most important square in Prague's history since 1 1 century. This square was originally a market for trading various commodities with Central Europe. The square is surrounded by beautifully built baroque old buildings, churches and winding streets. The famous astronomical clock in the old city hall is very close to the areas in various historical stages.

There is a medieval astronomical clock hanging on the wall of the town hall of Prague's old town square, which consists of three parts, namely a statue of saints, a clock plate and an almanac. Every hour, the window on the clock will automatically open, the bell will ring, and 12 saints will appear in the window like lanterns and bow to people. When the last saint passed by and closed the skylight, the golden rooster crowed on the skylight, announcing the end of time.

The middle part of the clock is the clock plate, which is made according to the theory that the earth is the center of the universe in the middle ages, indicating the movement of the sun and the moon. At the bottom of the clock are 65,438+02 groups of pictures with circular frames, depicting rural farming for twelve months a year. On both sides of the calendar, angels decorated with swords, staves and shields and three citizens symbolizing the fair management of the city are also decorated. This complex and wonderful clock was built by a locksmith with tools such as hammer, pliers and file in the middle of15th century, and it is accurate up to now.

In the square, tourists from all over the world interact with Czech action art, horse-drawn carriages, beer, bubbles, hip-hop performances and saxophone, which are both romantic in retro tradition and passionate in modern fashion. An old legend is being staged in the ancient square.

Charles bridge

Prague is a city rich in culture and history, and its historical center has been listed as a world cultural heritage by UNESCO. There are castles with exquisite architecture and complex structure, palaces and cathedrals with countless treasures, and ancient houses in the city. There are many bridges in vltava river, both new and old, the most famous of which is the Charles Bridge built in the Middle Ages. Some people say that to truly appreciate the beauty of Charles Bridge, you have to walk at least nine times.

Charles Bridge is a stone bridge built in the Middle Ages. There are exquisite stone carvings on the bridge, which is a famous tourist attraction and historical building in Prague. Walking on the bridge, or stopping to enjoy the songs performed by street performers, or enjoying the sculptures on the bridge, or overlooking the surrounding scenery, or making a wish with your hands folded in front of the 16 sculpture, will be a rare experience.

Bone church

Czech Bone Church (Kostel? k Vech savtych a kostnic？ ), located in Kutnahola, a small town about 70km east of Prague, was built in14th century. Its exterior looks like a very ordinary Gothic building, but the interior decoration is made of human bones, so it is more like a church than a church. Museum of human bones? .

The interior decoration of this Roman Catholic church consists of the bones of about 40,000 to 70,000 dead people, all of whom died in the Black Death or the Hus War. Thousands of human bones are arranged and combined in a creative way, making human bone holy grail and human bone chandelier, as well as skeletons and bones hung on the roof with ribbons for decoration, just like the strangest party in history.

Easter eggs

The end of March and the beginning of April are usually traditional festivals in the west? For them, Easter is an important holiday after Christmas. An important activity of Easter is to let children collect eggs scattered in the yard, so eggs have become an essential ornament for Easter.

Eggs are not only used for playing games, but also for decorating rooms. Artists from all over the world have done a lot of articles on Easter eggs, and every year they show all kinds of ingenious egg crafts, which are full of creativity and breathtaking.

Perhaps no city in the world can turn the naive and absurd casualness into the rhythm of daily life like this, plus the cartoon dolls standing in front of street restaurants or shops, which have become marionettes of popular goods because of the famous puppet shows and black light dramas here, and the dreamy expressions on the faces of kind men and women who arrived in Prague? All this is telling you that this is Prague.