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Evening Prague
Already in medieval times Prague was considered one of the most beautiful cities in the world and was known only as "golden", "city of a hundred spiers", "the crown of the world", "a stone dream". For centuries, prominent personalities showed her his respects.
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1) View from the Old Town towers Charles Bridge.
2) St. Vitus Cathedral, the view from there.
3) Lesser Tower of Charles Bridge and the Church of St. Nicholas.
4) Old Town Water Tower.
5) Lesser Tower of Charles Bridge. It is also possible to climb as many other towers of Prague.
6) Hradcany. View from the Petřín Tower.
7) The Church of St. Nicholas from the same direction.
8) Zizkov Television Tower.
9) A general view of the evening Prague with Petřín Tower.
10) And of course the tower itself. By the way, if you are thinking to visit it, be prepared for the fact that you have to climb on foot to a height of 60 meters on the spiral staircase. Elevator available there, but not working. The tower has two observation decks, while fully open only the lower and the upper glazed, but has a small window, through which and had to withdraw. Upper Playground swings in the wind, and from there move on tourists, so there is shooting in the dark was not just part of the staff had to be removed from the bottom of the tower site.
11) Old Town Tower of Charles Bridge, the water tower and dome of the Church of St. Francis Azisskogo. View from the Bridge Manes.
12) Charles Bridge.
13) Hradcany with Manes Bridge.
14) Křižovnické area. On it, I just took a spherical panorama, which will be in the next post. The area is very crowded almost always, but in the evening a little long exposure help to solve this problem.
15) The famous "Dancing House". Unfortunately the evening was able to reach him to shoot. House designed the Croatian architect Vlado Milunic and Canadian architect Frank Gehry.
16) Singing Fountain Krizik. Nothing special in general: the jet hit with varying intensity to classical music or, depending on the program, popular hits, while also changing their lights. Most likely, the greatest interest is held live performances of all ensembles and groups, as well as opera and ballet, accompanied, as is not difficult to guess the game of water and light, but we had to settle for records.
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1) View from the Old Town towers Charles Bridge.
2) St. Vitus Cathedral, the view from there.
3) Lesser Tower of Charles Bridge and the Church of St. Nicholas.
4) Old Town Water Tower.
5) Lesser Tower of Charles Bridge. It is also possible to climb as many other towers of Prague.
6) Hradcany. View from the Petřín Tower.
7) The Church of St. Nicholas from the same direction.
8) Zizkov Television Tower.
9) A general view of the evening Prague with Petřín Tower.
10) And of course the tower itself. By the way, if you are thinking to visit it, be prepared for the fact that you have to climb on foot to a height of 60 meters on the spiral staircase. Elevator available there, but not working. The tower has two observation decks, while fully open only the lower and the upper glazed, but has a small window, through which and had to withdraw. Upper Playground swings in the wind, and from there move on tourists, so there is shooting in the dark was not just part of the staff had to be removed from the bottom of the tower site.
11) Old Town Tower of Charles Bridge, the water tower and dome of the Church of St. Francis Azisskogo. View from the Bridge Manes.
12) Charles Bridge.
13) Hradcany with Manes Bridge.
14) Křižovnické area. On it, I just took a spherical panorama, which will be in the next post. The area is very crowded almost always, but in the evening a little long exposure help to solve this problem.
15) The famous "Dancing House". Unfortunately the evening was able to reach him to shoot. House designed the Croatian architect Vlado Milunic and Canadian architect Frank Gehry.
16) Singing Fountain Krizik. Nothing special in general: the jet hit with varying intensity to classical music or, depending on the program, popular hits, while also changing their lights. Most likely, the greatest interest is held live performances of all ensembles and groups, as well as opera and ballet, accompanied, as is not difficult to guess the game of water and light, but we had to settle for records.
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