Celetna Street

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Celetna Street is a relatively downtown area, similar to a pedestrian street, with a strong commercial atmosphere, it is worth visiting, quite interesting ~ the price is not too high, suitable for buying small souvenirs! A worthwhile trip~

This street is more commercial, full of restaurants and coffee shops. There are also some giants. It’s also quite lively at night. It's more than 9:00, and I see foreigners drinking and chatting at the door.

This is just a narrow commercial street, selling crafts. Without the powder tower at the end, no one would recognize this path. Because it is located in the old city, the buildings on both sides and the small stone roads on the ground are very distinctive.

Walking in Prague, it feels a bit like a luxurious upgraded version of Gulangyu Island. There are many small streets between the red houses. This street is not big. There are many small shops on both sides of the street where you can buy some souvenirs.

Celetna Street connects the Old Town Square and the Powder Tower. The street is not wide, but there are many tourists and small shops. Every small shop attracts us to take a look. There are little moles, ceramic steel cups, Czech glass, and special snack bagels. It is a good street to stroll.