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I don’t know how many people yearn for this ancient city because of Jolin Tsai’s song “Prague Square”. The Prague Square in the song refers toPrague Old Town Square。Old Town Square is a famous attraction in Prague. It is surrounded by the Old Town Hall (the one with the astronomical clock), Hussite sculptures, Tyne Church, etc. There are various shops in the alleys entering the square, where you can buy Bohemian crystal products, There are also many specialty stores nearby for puppets, jewelry and souvenirs. There are also a considerable number of cafes with open-air seating and food stalls around the square to satisfy your craving for food. The various performances in the square basically go on continuously, and there is an astronomical clock chiming every hour. Prague Astronomical Clock, the core of the bell was completed in 1410. The clock dial is painted with a background representing the earth and the sky. The astronomical clock on the square is probably the second business card of Prague besides Charles Bridge. Legend has it that the designer made the astronomical clock so perfect that the ruler, fearing that he would build a better clock elsewhere, blinded him. The designer was so distraught that he led his apprentices to destroy the astronomical clock. Since then, craftsmen who tried to repair the clock suffered frequent accidents. To this day, astronomical clocks are still inaccurate. Every hour on the hour, the upper window will automatically open, and the 12 disciples of Jesus will appear in sequence with the sound of the bell, and finally end with the sound of the bell and the crow of the cock. On both sides of the clock, there are also puppets representing "vanity", "greed", "death" and "desire" respectively, which are lifelike and lifelike. From the top of the Astronomical Clock, you can overlook the entire Old Town of Prague. The entrance is behind the tourist information office. It really deserves to be a scenic spot. Try to go there as early as possible after it opens, otherwise there will be a long queue. prague castleIt was built in the 9th century AD and has been the official residence of successive monarchs and presidents to this day. It is a symbol of Prague. After continuous construction by the monarchs, it finally became a medieval castle in the civilized world with a size of 570 meters long and 128 meters wide, and was called the "Medieval Jewel". charles bridgeBuilt in 1357, it is a 14th-century bridge with artistic value that connects Prague Castle and the Old Town. It is also the only way for the coronation processions of kings in the past. Rather than saying this is a bridge, it is better to say this is an open art palace. Because there are 30 saint statues on the bridge from Baroque art masters from the 17th to 18th centuries, it is called "Europe's open-air Baroque statue art gallery" by Europeans. golden laneIt was originally a place where servants and craftsmen lived. Later, it got this name because many magicians gathered to make alchemy for the king. Now you can see different kinds of souvenirs and handicrafts in every shop in the alley, such as wooden toys on the 16th, tin Prague soldiers on the 20th, hand-painted clothes on the 21st, and the appearance of the 19th is very interesting. A lovely garden cottage with lush flowers and trees. Number 22, where Kafka once lived, is currently a small and cute bookstore, which of course also sells Kafka's collection of works. Kafka Museum,Kafka is a famous European Expressionist writer. He lived in an era when the Austro-Hungarian Empire was about to collapse, and was deeply influenced by the philosophies of Nietzsche and Bergson. He also always had a bystander attitude towards political events. Therefore, most of his works used deformed and absurd images and symbolic intuition to express hostile people. An isolated, desperate individual surrounded by a social environment.The museum is located in Prague's Lesser Town Square. The museum's exhibition hall is divided into two parts, which introduce the real world of Kafka's life and the world depicted in Kafka's novels.

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