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Hace 2 días · Viajes / República Checa. Con el mapa en la mano. Todo lo que hay que ver en Praga, entre edificios históricos y sorpresas modernas. Caminar por esta urbe es moverse entre edificios icónicos, subir torres, contemplar iglesias y cruzar una y mil veces el monumental río Moldava. Asun Luján. Periodista Redactora Senior de Viajes National Geographic.
18 de mar. de 2024 · Praga sin ahogarse He vivido en Praga y nunca recomiendo ver ni hacer estas cosas. Después de presentar respetos al puente de Carlos y a la catedral de San Vito, en Praga se abre un mundo infinito de posibilidades. Por eso, atajamos contando qué es mejor no hacer en la capital checa. Leer artículo
17 de feb. de 2021 · Why It's Worth It. Among European capitals, Prague boasts the continent’s best-preserved historic center, with a core of stately 14th-century buildings dating from those brief, heady days when ...
3 de mar. de 2024 · Las autopistas turísticas de la capital checa omiten, por necesidad, montones de rincones deliciosos que tienen el valor añadido de la tranquilidad. Aquí van ocho puntos por los que merece la pena doblar la esquina. Especial Día de la Tierra: Revista National Geographic durante 3 meses x 5€. ¡Últimas 100 suscripciones!
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Newly developed parks, an array of cultural events, and a growing restaurant scene are making life in Prague better for locals and tourists alike.
Prague has a reputation for hosting crowds of tourists, who come from around the world to photograph the Czech capital's soaring Gothic spires and elegant baroque curves before stopping for selfies on the romantic cobblestone lanes that lead up to stately Prague Castle.
But even the most photogenic parts of the city are also home to actual Praguers—and lately, it seems like the million-plus of us who actually live here are starting to get a lot more out of it. In recent years, beautiful old Prague has become much more livable, with spruced-up parks, reclaimed pedestrian zones, and a slate of new cultural attractions.
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Take what happened at Malostranské Náměstí, the main square of the scenic Malá Strana district that lies between Prague Castle and the slow-moving Vltava River. To call the square a landmark is a major understatement: It is home to some two dozen museum-quality baroque buildings, including the baby blue-and-cream-colored Liechtenstein Palace, which houses the city’s main music university. Across from the palace's triple-arched entrance, just beyond a remarkable "plague column" constructed in gratitude for the end of pestilence in the year 1715, sits the immense St. Nicholas Church, hailed as the city's greatest baroque church.
Despite its obvious beauty, the area used to be a mess. For years, students and residents constantly had to watch out for automobiles, as the rest of the square functioned as a public parking lot. But as of this summer, Malostranské Náměstí is a new pedestrian-only zone, just like the lower half of Wenceslas Square, which banned cars a few years back.
When someone comes to visit me, the first place I take them is Letná Park, because the views over Old Town from the beer garden are absolutely amazing, especially at sunset with a cold Czech beer in hand.
You can see my city best from romantic Petřín Hill.
Locals know to skip the overcrowded tourist zones in the city center and Prague Castle and check out cool neighborhoods like Žizkov, Vinohrady, and Vršovice instead.
Cihelna Concept Store is one of the best places to buy authentic, local souvenirs.
In the past, notable people like Albert Einstein, Franz Kafka, and Rainer Maria Rilke have called my city home.
My city’s best museum is the Uměleckoprůmyslové Museum, or Museum of Decorative Arts, because of its small but incredibly well-chosen collection of historic costumes, posters, clocks, toys, glass, and ceramics.
1 de jul. de 2018 · Everything to Know About Prague. Here's how to plan the best possible trip to the Czech Republic's timeless capital. By Mark Baker. July 01, 2018. • 3 min read. From the start of spring through...
29 de feb. de 2024 · Viaje a la oscuridad. El esqueleto del portero y otras leyendas de Praga. La «ciudad de las mil torres» esconde rincones y monumentos envueltos en cientos de historias truculentas. Asun Luján. Periodista Redactora Senior de Viajes National Geographic. Actualizado a 29 de febrero de 2024 · 17:45.
