1. 9. 2017
Vysehrad is a place full of secrets. Still, it raises many questions for us. Be informed, when in fact the castle was built. Its past, shrouded by veils of mystery, offers writers and ordinary people several important myths and legends. From Jirasek’s work are known the legends about Princess Libuse, who ruled the Czech lands from Vysehrad, and later married Přemysl the Ploughman, the father all the Premysl family. » More »
Tag: Monuments Prague 2
Category: Live in Prague, Prague Monuments
12. 4. 2017
The Benedictine Monastery Church of the Virgin Mary was founded by Slavs in the 14th December 1347, when Pope Clement VI granted the request of Charles IV. and gave his consent to the establishment of the monastery with the Slavonic liturgy. » More »
Tag: Churches and cloisters, Monuments Prague 2
Category: Prague Monuments, What to see in Prague
12. 4. 2017
Alois Jirasek Statue
The bronze statue is the work of the sculptor Karl Pokorny. It is located in a small park directly outsidethe house where the writer lived from 1903 – 1930. It was in this house that Alois finished his famous works such as FLVěk, Dark (well-known historical novels) » More »
Tag: Monuments Prague 2
Category: Prague Monuments, What to see in Prague
12. 4. 2017
The Church of St. Ignatius with the original New Town Jesuit College is ranked among one of the early Baroque buildings of Prague and is considered the third greatest Jesuit complex in Europe. The architect Carlo Lurago had chosen the main Roman Jesuit temple Il Gesù to be his model of the construction. » More »
Tag: Church monuments, Monuments Prague 2
Category: Prague Monuments
12. 4. 2017
Karlovo náměstí (former Cattle Market) is one of the largest European squares. It was founded by Charles IV, the Emperor and King of Bohemia. Let´s explore the history of the square and its attractions. » More »
Tag: Monuments Prague 2, Prague Square
Category: Prague Monuments
12. 4. 2017
This church belongs to the smallest Baroque buildings in Prague. It was built between 1730-1738 by the architect Kilian Ignac Dientzenhofer. » More »
Tag: Churches and cloisters, Monuments Prague 2
Category: Favorite Walks, Prague Monuments
12. 4. 2017
Dancing House was, is, and probably for still some time will be one of the controversial works of modern architecture in Prague. This type of architecture emerged in the nineties. » More »
Tag: Monuments Prague 2
Category: Prague Monuments, What to see in Prague
12. 4. 2017
The Botanical Garden of Science, Charles University serves not only to teach students of botany, but also as a place for tourists and residents of Prague 2 to relax. » More »
Tag: Monuments Prague 2, Parklands and gardens
Category: Favorite Walks, Prague Monuments, What to see in Prague
11. 4. 2017
Karlovo náměstí (former New Town Square or Cattle Market) is an oasis of peace in the centre of Prague. This square will dazzle not just due to its green space and park but also due to the buildings surrounding the square. Let´s explore the most familiar ones » More »
Tag: Monuments Prague 2, Prague Square
Category: Prague Monuments
11. 4. 2017
The church of St. Cyrillus and Method was the witness of the last days of the heroic Czechoslovakian paratroopers. After the successfully performed assassination of the hated Deputy Reich-Protector Reinhard Heydrich the paratroopers hid in the crypt and were waiting for the situation to calm down or rather for a miracle. Unfortunatelly, no such miracle had come true and the paratroopers had been detected. Let´s tell now how it was. » More »
Tag: Church monuments, Monuments Prague 2
Category: Prague Monuments