Visit Prague: Crown Jewel Destination of Central Europe

Prague in Central Europe will make you feel like not going away from there. Only after some hours of getting inside Prague you will know why this old Czech city is called the crown jewel of central Europe.

Crown jewels of Prague include a remarkable bridge with wonderfully appointed palaced, dreamlike jewish cemetery directly out of Lord of the Rings of Tokien, sculptures of saints and an old cobblestone town square with an amazing huge clock framed by painted sculptures of angels and kings.

A magnificent palace sitting on top of a hill, wonderful decorative history and art museums, delicious food, Romanesque fountains, wonderfully sculptured entryways, beautiful gifts to take home, and apart from all these things you will be in a first class city that you will remember forever.

Prague is an irresistible city, it has something for everyone, including lot of beautiful sights to see. It is a unique combination of well maintained Romanesque, Medieval, Renaissance, Baroque and Gothic  art discloses charming layers of history no matter where you turn, it’s artchitecture is a dream for a student of history.

Visitors begin at the Charles Bridge most of the times, they visit this place early in the morning, as it is always crowded. Vendros with mini wire racks and carts with paintings, photos, key rings and postcards hung everywhere are commonly seen here. Musicians are seen playing live music on traditional organs or classical music in small string collections.

The Bridge is a museul of sculptures. Huge 12 feet tall sandstone carvings of religious images, but are now darkened by automobile pollutions, sit every 15 paces across both sides of its length of 569 yards. The St. Dominic, St. Thomas, St. Joseph, St. John, St. Augustine, and The Madonna and St Wenceslas, look fairly on you as you walk across. Most of these statues are duplicates, since the reals ones are being kept in museum.

The encouraging sights from top of the Bridge Tower that is wedge shaped looks out along the bridge on Old Town. As you turn 360 degrees slowly, you will find sharply pointed, tall, copper church spires standing over the city.