Presentation which might help you study details about Prague :-)

1. Prague
The capital city of the Czech
Republic

4. Vladislav Hall, Old Royal
Palace
 the largest medieval castle in Europe
 the seat of the President of the Czech
Republic
 the most remarkable room in the Royal
Palace is the majestic Vladislav Hall - more
than 16 meters wide and more than 14
meters high. (52ft / 46 ft)

7. St. Vitus cathedral
 Charles IV acquired the bones of St. Vitus,
a popular fourth-century martyr, and
brought them to Prague
 In 1344 Charles IV started with its
construction
 Mathieu d'Arras and Peter Parler

9. Belvedere, Royal Garden
 The Royal Garden was created in the 16th
century for the exclusive use of the royal
court.
 Belvedere - also known as the Queen
Anne's residence or Royal Summer
Residence (constructed between 1535 and
1563)
 Singing fountain

11. Daliborka Tower
 built in the 15th century as part of the
fortifications
 used as a dungeon and is named after its
first inmate, Dalibor of Kozojedy.
 accessible to visitors and can be reached via
the Golden Lane

14. Charles Bridge
 the Charles Bridge connects the Old Town
with Lesser Town.
 The Charles Bridge, named after King
Charles, was 502 meters long. Resting on
16 arches it was wide enough for 4
carriages to cross.
 about 30 sculptures
 Bridge Towers

18. Old Town Square
 Old Town Hall - built in 1364
 astronomical clock, built in 1410 - the
oldest such clock in Europe
 Statue of Jan Hus

20. Týn Church
 Construction of the gothic church started
in the 14th century, but the spires were
only finished in 1511

23. Wenceslas Square
 Place of many of the important historical
events in Prague's recent history
 National Museum - a neo renaissance
building constructed in 1890, soon
became a symbol of national identity.
 St. Wenceslas Statue - a bronze statue of
St. Wenceslas, ‚the good king‘‚ a
Bohemian Duke spreading
Christianity,murdered in 929 by his
brother

25. National Theater
 The National Theatre, a neorenaissance structure
built at the end of the 19th century, seen as a
symbol of Czech culture and independence.
 1881 destroyed by fire
 1883 finally opened
 In 1977 closed for renovation
 A modern glass addition was built as an annex to
the historical theatre.
 Reopened in 1983 with Smetana's Libuše a
hundred years after the original opening.

27. Petřín Tower
 Outlook tower - 60 metre high steel
framework tower
 Funicular (railway) - originally opened in
1891, with a length of 383 metres
 House of mirrors

29. Dancing House
 a modern building designed in
deconstructionist style by Vlado Milunic
and Frank O Gehry. (The building portrays
two people dancing - Fred and Ginger)
 The city's most famous modern building.