Things That Make First-time Visitors To Prague Surprise

Korean tourists, many Vietnamese shops, and popular souvenirs, matryoshka dolls, are surprises for first-time visitors to Prague. famous as the oldest and most poetic city in Europe. For new visitors, the following six things of Prague are perhaps both exciting and special. Street performance in the old town square The central square of the old town always has 3 to 4 groups of music performers. music, circus

... Many of them are professional artists and bring full musical instruments and props This is the main artistic activity attracting tourists in the city center.



Prague Old Quarter Square is surrounded by old buildings with gothic and baroque architecture, creating a poetic space to enjoy culture. It is paved with cobblestones typical for Central European squares, and is only for pedestrians. Korean tourists everywhere You will hear Korean every 5 minutes in the city center. For young Koreans, Prague seems to be "legendary" as the most attractive destination in Europe. That fame is due to the success of the 2005 Korean drama, Lovers Prague, in Europe, where Prague is the only place where Korean tourists dominate over the Chinese, though Korean community here is only about 2,000 people. In recent years, Korea has consistently been in the top growing number of tourists visiting Prague. Matryoshka doll shops Matryoshka shops on souvenir streets is especially popular in the souvenir street in Prague.



Not too many but these stores are enough to dazzle you with loads of colorful dolls. Their prices are of course not cheap. A set of matryoshka 5 children costs 25.5 euros (nearly 700,000 VND). The most prominent is the famous star-shaped matroyshka or sports club.In the early 1990s, Prague was one of the first major Eastern European cities to open its doors to world tourism. Therefore, tourists simply buy all the most beautiful gifts of Eastern Europe without knowing that the matryoshka is not typical of the Czech Republic. music John Lennon is located in the Mala Strana district.



Since he has composed many songs about peace, Czech painters have quoted his lyrics and described them on this wall. It is a symbol of the newly established peaceful Czech country in the early 1990s, and many parts of graffiti have been deleted or overwritten over the past 20 years. Every day, street artists often perform guitar or violin by the wall, singing famous songs by John Lennon and The Beatles. Of course, the density of visitors coming here is as dense as the paintings on the walls. Vietnamese groceries The Vietnamese grocery store .Prague is famous for Sapa market, but it is in the suburbs. At the center, you will be surprised to see a lot of small groceries owned by Vietnamese people. Most of the stores belong to Vietnamese people who have been residing for a long time, but many of them are currently managed by 3rd generation Vietnamese Grocers selling a variety of foods, fruits .



.. and even tickets. Metro. If Vietnamese nail salons and eateries still "live well", then small groceries are facing competition from supermarket chains, which are more attractive to foreign tourists. Begging scenes are not uncommon in Prague. The special thing is that beggars here always behave politely. Most of them always keep the posture of kneeling, even bending their bodies close to the ground and holding their hats for money.



They often do not speak up, but only quietly wait for passersby to withdraw their wallets. This technique is far from being begging carelessly in most other countries: beggars in Prague are quite young and well-dressed. They didn't seem to be in trouble. Therefore, there have been many assertions that they are in professional begging gangs. Occasionally, you will see them lead a dog with a blank expression to touch the compassion of a pedestrian..

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