Prague, The Charming Golden City

Prague is the capital and largest city in the Czech Republic. The Prague people proudly call this one of the most beautiful and charming cities in Europe, traces of the Soviet era: Praha is famous for 18 bridges across the Vltava river, the two banks are ancient domed churches, Gilded towers atop, a thousand-year-old Roman and Gothic-style castle and a soft river that winds through the city. Dubbed the golden city, the Praha proudly call it a In Europe's most beautiful and charming cities, Prague attracts millions of visitors each year, and is gifted with beautiful words such as "golden city", "crown of the world", "city city of the hundred-top tower ”… And, just like Rome was built on 7 hills, Prague was built on 9 hills along the Vltava River. Prague Castle is over 1000 years old is the largest ancient castle. Praha was established on the crossroads of ancient trade routes, where different cultures and spiritualities intersect

. I went to the hostel “Mr. Tobby ”right near the center. Seeing from the window of the room, Prague still bears traces of the old Soviet era with large posters with the picture of the soldier, the worker raising her hand to win, next to the hammer and sickle flag When I walked down to the garden right behind my house to enjoy my morning cup of coffee, I found that all the tables here were "improved" from old socialist sewing machines.



Don't know if this is an intentional classical decoration, or how people make use of items that can be used without wanting to throw them away? A Vietnamese friend in Prague came over to the inn to pick me up and said: When coming to Prague, you must try a big beer, enjoy coffee on the "dancing building" and have to go to the fortune telling! I am indescribably excited because the offer is so attractive! Astronomical clock - a symbol of the city of Prague Watching the city on the "dancing building" Czechs always consider locally produced beers to be national valuable products. Surely the name of Czechoslovak Beer is no stranger to the Vietnamese, because most of the beers here are delicious, it's hard to compare and find the best. Some beers, such as Kozel or Pilsner Urquell, have won awards at 'beer competitions' around the world. A friend took me to the famous U FLEKU pub located at 11 Krememcova street. This is an ancient Czech pub dating back to 1499, with wooden walls, decorative glass beer lamps and of course only selling a single stout made by the bar. I do not dare to drink much because I know that in a land where beer is like air to breathe every day, we will still have too many types of beer to enjoy.Go to Prague and enjoy Czech beer - the pride of the local people Enjoying a cup of coffee on the top floor of "the dancing house" is one of the most exciting experiences in Prague The house is a big surprise and controversy for the world's architecture, because the "strange", "distorted" design is in the midst of all the classical Gothic designs of Prague.



This house from all angles, from a distance, to come close, many people say that when looking at the building, they feel like they are drunk. I drink a cup of coffee on the balcony of the building, watch the city and the river in the distance, a feeling that is not easy to forget. Seeing the city from the royal palace Surely those who go to the fortune tellers in Prague like me not to see how your destiny is, but to enjoy the mysterious space like in 14-15 century historical dramas If you have seen films about European nomads, you will see pictures of girls Bohemian girl, dressed in all kinds of clothes and adornments, with very heavy makeup, with ruffled red hair, sitting by the globe of the prophecy, or looking at the palm lines and guessing the future. Bohemian was originally the word for a pre-Czech kingdom. In Prague, if you go into one of the small alleys, you will find quite a few signs leading to these "fortune tellers". Many signs also say "we speak English, French" to serve tourists. A Gypsy fortune-tell shopA billboard for a fortune-tellerFeel bridge Another famous place that anyone going to Prague cannot miss is the Charles Bridge (which Vietnamese people studied and worked with decades ago. name it Cau Tinh).



This is the oldest bridge in Prague, built in 1342, with 16 spans, decorated with 30 religious statues, formerly named Stone Bridge, or Praha Bridge, since 1870 it was renamed. Charles Bridge It is said that, when building the bridge, they added egg yolks to the mortar to add strength. Perhaps so, the bridge still stands after more than 650 years, over many rainy seasons and is the oldest stone bridge in Europe still in use. The two sides of the bridge are two fortresses, connecting the two parts of the city - half of the old city of Prague and the other half of the new city. project onto the bricks making the bridge and the.

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