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Who has ever discovered Prague,...
For more than
one thousand and one hundred years visitors to Prague have been trying to give Prague a sustainable name: stone Prague, golden Prague, magic Prague, hundred-spired Prague, Prague, mother of the all cities... Each of these attributes will highlight
one of its attractive features.
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Prague, the Heart of Europe
For more
than one thousand and one hundred years visitors to Prague have been trying to give Prague a sustainable name: stone Prague, golden Prague, magic Prague, hundred-spired Prague, Prague, mother of the all cities... Each of these attributes will highlight
one of its attractive features
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Hundred-spired Prague
It might be
impossible to count all the big and small spires of Prague churches, palaces and houses. Hundred-spired Prague - this name suggests that Prague is the city of architectural treasures. This city
has been developing for more than one thousand years in the course of which
memorable buildings were built. In spite of having been often destroyed Prague was able to keep its enormous legacy. It excels in
Romanesque monuments, it is called a world-renowned
work of Gothic city planning. The recatholicization
of the country was accompanied by a remarkable development of the Baroque
style. Hundreds of artists, mainly from Italy and Germany, gave Prague its Baroque appearance, which the city has been preserving since that
time. The countenance of Prague reflects every cultural period and every artistic style.
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Rome of the North
- this name was given to Prague because of its enormous number of churches and
cathedrals. The Church erected in Prague monuments you could hardly find anywhere else in
the world. Prague of St. John of Nepomuk and Prague
of Infant Jesus are two names of Prague connected with its Catholic religiousness.
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Magic Prague
This name is
known all over the world. Doctor Faust's Prague, Golem's Prague - this name was given to the city after the mythical
clay giant symbolizing Jewish magic. Rudolphian Prague - after Emperor Rudolf II, who contributed to its
reputation to a great extent. This emperor of
alchemists, the admirer of occultism and Maecenas
gathered in Prague one of the biggest collections of art of that time.
The remains of this collection, still preserved in Prague, are remarkable. However, the emperor left behind
something that cannot be taken from the city - the atmosphere of mystery.
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Jewish Prague
One of the most
famous and remarkable ghettos was situated in Prague. The territory of the old Jewish city with very old
synagogues, enormous collections of Jewish art preserves the atmosphere of
the time.Franz Kafka's Prague is another name, which was given to Prague after one of its famous inhabitants. However, the Prague Jewish literary society includes more names, for
example Gustav Meyring, Max Brod
and "Raging Reporter" Egon Ervin Kisch. Prague streets offer the admirers of literature revived illustration of the
stories of famous personalities.
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Prague, the City of Music
This is another name of this city
famed for its special love of music. Many famous musicians gave concerts in its
palaces, composed in its buildings and were inspired by its beauty. Mozart's Prague deeply influenced the life of the great composer as
well as the lives of other composers. In the past Bohemia used to be called the "conservatory of Europe" and it is still quite famous for its music. Every year the
Prague Spring Festival attracts visitors and musical stars from the whole
world.
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