[2025 Prague Attraction] Travel Guide for Vysehrad National Cultural Monument (Updated Mar)

#tripsharing Day 1: Prague Old Town + New Town Day 2: Prague Castle District + High Castle District Day 3: CK town [Must-see attractions] 1. Attraction Name: Charles Bridge Introduction: The bridge connecting the old and new areas of Prague has a super beautiful view to go at dusk. 2. Attraction Name: Prague Old Town Introduction: To experience the romance of Prague must be to visit the architecture of Prague in the old town, plus the slate streets are genuinely beautiful. 3. Attraction Name: CK Town Introduction: A super beautiful town in the Czech Republic, with orange-red brick houses, plus the Vltava River, in one word. 【Must Eat Food】 1. Restaurant: Good Food Coffee & Bakery Must-try dish: Czech chimney roll bread 2. Restaurant: Creme de la Creme Must-try dish: Ice cream 3. Restaurant: Krcma Satlava Must-try dish: honey cake [Accommodation Recommendation] Suggested Accommodation Area: Prague Railway Station Hotel Name: MeetMe23 Hotel address: Washingtonova 1568/23, 110 00 Nové Město, Czech Republic [Photo check-in spot] 1. Photo spot: Charles Bridge + Description: Great for taking pictures of the Ertava River plus the dusk sky on the bridge 2. Photo location: Prague High Fort District + Description: A glance at the city of Prague 3. Photo location: CK Town Cloak Bridge + Description: High view down to take pictures of CK town [Tips] Prague doesn’t have as much to do as imagined A day and a half to two days is the end, preferring to spend more time in CK town. #100 Ways to Travel #Prague #cktown ##Czech Republic

On the High Fort Hill, there is a quiet and beautiful park behind the Church of St. Peter and St. Paul. Walk straight along the path beside the park and you will find a viewing platform. There are few tourists at the observation deck here, which overlooks the Vltava River and the red-roofed houses of Prague. It is an excellent location to enjoy the scenery and check in. It is not as crowded as other observation decks, and you can quietly watch and slow down. Check in slowly, Prague's super beautiful city view is refreshing, so I highly recommend everyone to come here to view the scenery. #prague #Overseas travel is super beautiful Prague

🗺️🗺️ [Itinerary] Day 1: Castle Day 2: Charles Bridge and Mooch 📍📍 [Must-Visit Attractions] Charles Bridge Prague Museum 🥘🥘 [Must-Try Food] Avoid the endless candy and weed shops and head slightly away from the madding crowd 🏠🏠 [Accommodation ] 1.Myo Hotel Wenceslas 📷📷 [Photo Spots] Charles Bridge 📣📣 [Tips]

Located within the historic Vyšehrad fortress in Prague, the Church of St. Peter and St. Paul, often referred to as the “Painted Church,” is a remarkable example of Neo-Gothic architecture infused with stunning artistic detail. Nestled atop a hill overlooking the Vltava River, this church is a quieter but equally captivating counterpart to Prague’s more famous landmarks. The church’s exterior is striking, with twin spires that dominate the skyline of Vyšehrad. However, it’s the interior that truly captivates visitors. Vibrant frescoes cover every inch of the walls and ceilings, showcasing intricate designs and religious scenes in vivid colors. The bold use of gold accents adds to the sense of grandeur, making the interior feel both sacred and luminous. As you explore the church, you’ll discover its deep historical significance, dating back to the 11th century, though much of its current appearance is the result of 19th-century restoration. Its peaceful atmosphere makes it an ideal place for reflection, away from the bustling crowds of central Prague. A visit to Vyšehrad and its Painted Church is a journey into Prague’s artistic and spiritual heritage. This hidden gem is a must-see for art lovers and history enthusiasts seeking a deeper connection to the city’s rich culture. #europetrip

🔱When we arrived 🇨🇿 in Prague, we first went to Vyšehrad to "visit" the graves of two of the most famous Czech composers, one was the pioneer of Czech folk music 🎼Smetana🎼, and the other was the well-known 🎼Dvořák🎼. Then visit the Church of St. Peter and Paul next to the cemetery. Prague has a tourist destination called Vyšehrad 🔱Visit the Vyšehrad: After arriving at the Vyšehrad in Prague, you can first visit the walls and gates of the Vyšehrad to experience its ancient defensive architectural features and learn about related historical legends. Afterwards, head to the observation deck of the Vysehrad to overlook the entire city of Prague and the Vltava River. You can also take a boat tour on the Vltava River to enjoy the view of the river bridges and the city skyline. 🔱Visit the Church of St. Peter and St. Paul: Then visit the Church of St. Peter and St. Paul, built in the 11th century, to appreciate its unique charm that combines different architectural styles, and learn about its historical changes that have undergone multiple reconstructions and expansions. St. Peter and Paul Church 🔱Visit the Vysehrad Cemetery: Finally, go to the Vysehrad Cemetery and check the map directory at the entrance to find the tombstones of celebrities such as Smetana and Dvorak, and pay tribute to the two great composers. 🎼Smetana: He is a pioneer of Czech folk music. The second movement "Vltava" in his representative symphonic poem cycle "My Homeland" has a beautiful melody that depicts the mother river of the Czech Republic and is regarded as the second national anthem by the Czechs. His music has a distinct national style, often based on Czech history, legends and natural scenery. 🎼Dvořák: As the main representative of Czech national music, his works have a unique style, integrating elements of Czech folk music and drawing on the creative experience of Western European classicism and romantic music. His representative works include Symphony No. 9, in which the second movement "Homesickness" is full of longing for his hometown and is touching; there are also Cello Concerto in B Minor, Slavonic Dances and the aria "Ode to the Moon" from the opera "Rusalka", which are more well-known in China. Especially the Ninth Symphony. 🇨🇿The background of this church⛪️ ⛪️There are many St. Peter and Paul Churches in the Czech Republic. The main religion in the Czech Republic is Catholicism. The spread and development of religious beliefs has led to the establishment of many churches. For example, the Church of St. Peter and Paul in the Vyšehrad in Prague. The Vyšehrad where it is located is an important historical and cultural area in Prague. The church was built between 1764 and 1772. It is a Baroque-style Roman Catholic church. Many famous Czech writers and musicians are buried in the cemetery next to it. Historically, the Czech Republic was an important part of the Holy Roman Empire.

#HongKongFlightEvent #2024WishEvent #TravelToPrague #OverseasTravel #EuropeTravel #Prague Praha Prague Sunset, Night View Spots Hello:) Today, I will introduce 3 sunset and night view spots in Prague☺️ I really like the time from sunset to night, and I think the end of the trip is sunset. 📍Listed in order📍 1. Liegrovy Park (1-4) Liegrovy Park can be reached by tram from Powder Tower in 30 minutes and is a great place for a picnic on a warm day. It is also the place with the most beautiful sunset in Prague. 2. Vysehrad (5-7) Vysehrad Park has beautiful sunsets and night views. This is also a place where you can get to from the Old Town by public transportation in 30 minutes. 3. Letna Park (8-9) Letna Park is a park that locals often visit because it offers a great view of Charles Bridge and the Old Town. You can walk from the old town. If you go up a little hill, there is a large park. For those who like running, I recommend Letna Park.

The High Castle is a magical place! Peaceful and beautiful part of Prague. It's a bit further from the main square and bridge which makes it even better as it won't be as busy. Different parts of the area will give you a different view of Prague. It's free to enjoy this beautiful place! Plenty of green space for picnics, benches for recuperation, and fall colors to enjoy the fall vibe. You can also enjoy a coffee in one of the cafes. Visiting the church is a must! #2024TravelWish ~ Travel to Sicily, Italy

Prague, I'll introduce you to two must-see night spots!🖤 📍Prague National Museum (Národní Muzeum) (Vaclavske Namesti 68 Nove Mesto, Prague 110 00 Czech Republic) -Opening hours Daily 10:00 ~ 18:00 (subject to change) -Price: 250CZK -The Prague National Museum is a beautiful Renaissance-style building that gives off a European vibe just by looking at it! This museum is especially famous for being prettier at night! Walking along the Prague city center that stretches towards the museum, it's perfect for feeling the city's night view :) 📍Vyšehrad (V Pevnosti 159/5b, 128 00 Praha 2-Vyšehrad, Czechia) - Admission: Free - Park: Open 24 hours - Directions: 10-minute walk from Vyšehrad Station on Metro Line C, 10-minute walk from Ostrčilovo náměstí_ Station on Tram Vyšehrad is a place you must visit to see the scenery when visiting Prague! In particular, the view of the Vltava River at night from Vyšehrad is very artistic 🖤🌌 Not only the night view, but the park is also very well-maintained, so many people go on dates! If you're wondering where to see the night view during your trip to Prague, remember these two spots and be sure to visit them! #Tourist Attraction Review #Prague #Traveling to Prague #Prague Travel #Czech Republic Travel #Czech Republic Travel Destination #Vysehrad #Prague Night View #European Travel #European Travel Destination #Recommended European Travel Destination #Eastern Europe #Eastern Europe Travel #Night View #Night View Spot

The high castle is known as the birthplace of Prague. Before the earliest, the noble princess Libus married the handsome farmer Pemissol and developed the city of Prague. So if you want to trace the source of Prague's castle, you may still want to start from the high castle. Compared to the Prague Castle, there are very few visitors to the High Castle. There are no tour groups here, and occasionally some sporadic FITs are encountered on the road, and almost no Chinese compatriots are encountered. The corner of the high castle - looks like a normal corner of the city wall, but also overlooks Prague. Sitting on the wall, the afternoon sun shines on the face, the temperature is just right.

The high castle of Prague, Czech Republic is the birthplace of Prague. It is a great place to see the panoramic view of Prague and the Charles Bridge and the castle in the distance. It is also a well-known cemetery. Many Czech celebrities sleep here. The high castle was built in the 10th century, even earlier than Prague Castle. There are galleries, forts and churches in the high castle. There is a large green area where many children play. Local people will also come here for a walk and chat. On the other side of the high castle you can see the famous Vltava River in Prague. The river upstream carries passengers to enjoy the scenery on both sides. The Czech sunshine in winter is very good, and it is very comfortable and comfortable.

The high castle is the birthplace of the city of Prague, situated on a hillside on the Vltava River, which also overlooks the panorama of Prague. Legend has it that the princess and the farmer fell in love and jointly developed the city of Prague. Later, when the Prague Castle developed, the high castle gradually declined. The high castle was destroyed in the early 15th century. The existing buildings are St. Paul's Church and St. Martin's Garden, but the most famous is the High Castle Cemetery, where the most famous celebrity families in the Czech Republic sleep. The high castle is situated above the cliff and is a condescending view. It has always been a viewing platform overlooking the city of Prague.