Radnicke schody Review

It should belong to the castle. The ladder is very long, but not many. Like me who lacks exercise, I can climb up in one breath and stand on a high place to see the scenery of the city below.

A place worth a visit, you can go up to the astronomical clock tower to look at the whole city, or you can visit the entire city hall in detail, with interpreters in different languages. When we arrived, it was unfortunate that the English explanation took 4 hours, and the time was not allowed to wait so long and only followed other groups in. I didn't expect a staff member to see that the 4 of us completely incomprehensible, volunteered to visit the entire city hall and explained very patiently, thank you very much!

The ladder is not long, but the slope is not small. The various small shops on both sides are very distinctive and caring. If you are tired, you can have a cup of coffee, do it, and you can see the scenery of the peak, so there is basically no pressure. It is a place full of urban fun.

The castle is built on the hillside and the road to the castle is all the way up. Nerudawa Street is slowly lifted from the small town square, and when it reaches the corner of the castle, it is connected to the city hall ladder, more than 100 steps, and after going up, it is the other corner of the castle square.

The Lag Town Hall Step is a street in Prague, and due to the many beautiful historical buildings, the Prague City Hall Steps