Žižkov Television Tower is the Prague´s highest building in general. The televison tower creates unique panorama of Prague and has become essential part of the cosmopolis. » More »
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Monuments: Žižkov Television Tower - Central
Prague´s Žižkov stretches in the town district Praha 3 close to the centre and today we will introduce this quarter to you. We will also tell you about interesting history of Žižkov and its landmarks which make it a popular tourist location. Due to the vibrant night life and also its many cafés, bars and restaurants Žižkov is called Prague´s Montmartre. » More »
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Categories: Prague Monuments
Monuments: Army Museum in Žižkov, Basel Square - summary, Bezovka - summary, Church of St. Prokop - summary, Church of St. Roch - summary, Church of the most Sacred Heart of Our Lord - navigation, Equestrian statue of Jan Žižka of Trocnov, House of Trade Unions - summary, Jiřího z Poděbrad Square, National Memorial at Vítkov, Olšanské Square - summary, Olšany Cemeteries - summary, Palace Akropolis - summary, Parukářka Park and Holy Cross Hill- summary, Rieger Gardens - summary, Sladkovský Square - summary, Stadium of the Football Club Viktoria Žižkov, Telephone Exchange in Fibichova street - navigation, The Old Jewish Cemetery in Prague´s Žižkov - navigation, The Skroupa´s Square - Navigation, Underground shelter Bezovka - summary, University of Economics - summary, Vítkov Hill - summary, Winston Churchill Square, Žižkov Television Tower - Central
From its very beginning, Žižkov has been built as working class quarter for Prague´s poor, but not the rubble. Due to this fact a specific district was formed which was living its own life and followed its own rules. Let´s return back and smell the scient of old Žižkov. » More »
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Categories: Prague Monuments
Monuments: Army Museum in Žižkov, Basel Square - summary, Bezovka - summary, Church of St. Prokop - summary, Church of St. Roch - summary, Church of the most Sacred Heart of Our Lord - navigation, Equestrian statue of Jan Žižka of Trocnov, House of Trade Unions - summary, Jiřího z Poděbrad Square, National Memorial at Vítkov, Olšanské Square - summary, Olšany Cemeteries - summary, Palace Akropolis - summary, Parukářka Park and Holy Cross Hill- summary, Rieger Gardens - summary, Sladkovský Square - summary, Stadium of the Football Club Viktoria Žižkov, Telephone Exchange in Fibichova street - navigation, The Old Jewish Cemetery in Prague´s Žižkov - navigation, The Skroupa´s Square - Navigation, Underground shelter Bezovka - summary, University of Economics - summary, Vítkov Hill - summary, Winston Churchill Square, Žižkov Television Tower - Central
Žižkov used to be a specific town district of Prague. Let´s explore its rich history and learn about the origin of its name. In the article we will transfer to the period of Charles IV, our Homeland´s Father, and to the Hussite period when one of the significant triumphal battles of the Hussites over Crusaders took place. » More »
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Categories: Prague Monuments
Monuments: Army Museum in Žižkov, Basel Square - summary, Bezovka - summary, Church of St. Prokop - summary, Church of St. Roch - summary, Church of the most Sacred Heart of Our Lord - navigation, Equestrian statue of Jan Žižka of Trocnov, House of Trade Unions - summary, Jiřího z Poděbrad Square, National Memorial at Vítkov, Olšanské Square - summary, Olšany Cemeteries - summary, Palace Akropolis - summary, Parukářka Park and Holy Cross Hill- summary, Rieger Gardens - summary, Sladkovský Square - summary, Stadium of the Football Club Viktoria Žižkov, Telephone Exchange in Fibichova street - navigation, The Old Jewish Cemetery in Prague´s Žižkov - navigation, The Skroupa´s Square - Navigation, Underground shelter Bezovka - summary, University of Economics - summary, Vítkov Hill - summary, Winston Churchill Square, Žižkov Television Tower - Central
