Old Town Square

Today Prague still perfectly retains the traces of history. When you travel through the streets of the city, every detail you look at conveys a long-standing message. Ancient streets are covered with square stones called "cat's paw bricks" by local people, as if full of the city's memory and historical vicissitudes. When I went to Prague this time, I installed the pocket guide app recommended by my friends. There are many voice explanations in Prague. I can listen to the explanations while browsing, which adds a lot of knowledge and interest to my trip. Personal recommendation must be to spend an afternoon in the Old Town Square, attend the market and street meals, pay attention to weighing food must be clear, or it will be pitted, people who change crowns on the street or do not believe it better. It can be spent directly in the euro. The difference is not very big. Almost all can be consumed in the euro. Pigeons everywhere, occasionally encounter pigeons who think they are crows, haha. Sometimes there will be bonfires in the evening. Of course, the most important accordion artists are absolutely not few. Very good experience, I feel like I want to slow down this time, this Yang's life is slower.

Old Town Square (Czech: Staromstsk &3; n MST &7;) is an ancient square in the old city of Prague, with a statue of Hus, a pioneer of religious reform, often known as Hus Square. Because it is Prague's most famous square, it is often called Prague Square. Cai Yilin's song of the same name is well known. The way to the Old Town Square is sure to be right if you look in the direction of the spires. Prague is known as the city of thousands of towers. The spires of churches, bell towers and other buildings point to the clouds. Turning around this building is the powder tower. Not long ago, we came to the Old Town Square. Hazy weather, people feel that it is still in line with the Prague temperament, a little melancholy, a little gloomy, full of philosophical thinking. This is from the east side of the square to the west. The southwest corner of the square is the world-famous city hall and astronomical bell tower. In the northwest corner is the new St. Nicholas Cathedral. The old St. Nicholas Cathedral is in the Castle District, west of the Charlie Bridge, and on the left bank of the Voltava River. The two churches look almost the same.

The Plaza of Prague's Old Town is beautiful. Tien Church, St. Nicholas Church (Old Town) and the astronomical clock are all here. There are many artists in the square. If you think the performance is wonderful, put some coins in the box under their feet. There is a big Czech crystal shop opposite the astronomical clock. It's nice to climb the clock tower and overlook the whole Old Town Square, or to sit on the side of the road and have a cup of coffee. My personal favorite is St. Nicholas Church. Although he's not famous in the small town, the wedding we held here is unforgettable all our lives.

Following the tour group to the Old Town Square in the afternoon, the sunshine was so brilliant that people were so hot that they didn't see the people blowing color bubbles. The astronomical clock was covered by scaffolding and cloth on both sides. We were free to move here and bought Pineapple Danny's hand soap and refrigerator stickers. We tasted the doughnuts and ice cream for 5 euros. The doughnuts were too big to eat. The ice cream inside was too big to eat. It's delicious. I also tasted black beer on the roadside. The Euro-to-Krone exchange rate is 25 here. Unfortunately, I didn't see the Old Town Square at night. It's too late for the sun to set here. I really want to ride around in a carriage.

The real Old Town Square in Prague, also known as Huth Square, was one of the most important markets for trade between China and Europe in the 11th and 12th centuries. Rich and wealthy businessmen from all over Europe flocked to Old Town Square and built various luxury houses around it. Baroque, Rococo, Roman, Gothic and other styles were in full swing, thanks to the rich and wealthy who were willing to throw thousands of dollars at that time. Businessmen have good aesthetic and appreciation tastes, so they have today's Old Town Square, which is like a fairy tale of the world.

Old Square is one of the places to go. It's not only lively, but also a combination of various artistic styles. Look at the harmonious and delicate shop, have a cup of coffee or beer, and taste Trdlo bread with local characteristics (really delicious!). Look at the astronomical clock striking on time, and finally find a restaurant to have a traditional local dish.

The old square, combined with the traditional Easter, has become a city of joy. I heard that as long as the festival, there will be a fair, there will be a variety of traditional snacks, traditional crafts. Most of them are baked bread in circles. It's coated with sugar. It tastes very good. It's only the fragrance of noodles and sugar. There's no spice we can't get used to. There's also a kind of pancake bag with chocolate and bananas. Hot dogs also taste good, sausages feel better than German ones. There are students or bands performing music, dance feel very good, mainly the audience interaction is very high. There are too many visitors.

The Old Town Square in the center of Prague has existed for more than 900 years. There is a famous Divine Church on the square, a typical Gothic building, with twin towers up to 80 meters above the church. There is also a statue of the famous Czech religious reformer Huss on the square. The square is surrounded by historic buildings and feels like a museum. The square is surrounded by not only ancient and exquisite buildings and statues, but also many well-decorated shops and various delicacies. If you are tired, you can take a rest in the woods beside the square and have an ice cream or a glass of beer to quench your thirst.

When I was a child, I had a vague concept of Prague. When I grew up, all my fantasies about Prague came from a song by Jay Chou. It feels like a place full of romance, fantasy and mystery. Really stepped on the square in this dream, all the mystery faded. In the middle of the square, some buildings are being repaired, which makes the view not so good. Crowds flocked, astronomical clocks struck, pigeons paced sporadically in the corner of the square, street performers performed, and various vendors sold hot dogs and other snacks. The real pictures were very lifelike. It's not a dream scenario, but it's the norm of this ancient city. On the other side of the square, there are many restaurants to choose from, as well as Thai massage. Next time you have the chance to travel freely, savor it carefully.

Prague Square is one of the most beautiful cities in Europe. The most famous square is the Old Town Square. The center of the Old Town Square is the statue of Yang & Huss. The most distinctive ancient building of the square is the self-ringing bell. The name Prague comes from German, which is called Prague locally, meaning "threshold" because the Voltava River flows through a reef here and the current is so turbulent that it seems to cross a threshold. For a cup of coffee in the roadside cafe, he sat in the corner of the square and watched the sunset set set. Once the unique astronomical clock was designed, the puppets of the twelve disciples of Jesus would come out in turn to tell the time. At the same time, the God of death would touch the copper bell underneath. The whole process ended with a cock's call.