When in Prague, don't miss out on visiting the Old Town Square alias Staroměstské náměstí! From Gothic to Roman, you will be treated to every architectural form buildings surrounding this historic square.
The medieval astronomical clock, Orloj, that is mounted on the Old town Hall, will surely blow your mind!
The astronomical dial shows the current position of the Sun and Moon alongside displaying other astronomical details. Also, there is a calendar dial with medallions that represent various months.
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Statues of various Catholic saints are present on either side of the clock. Every hour, figures of Apostles and other moving objects such as a skeleton can be viewed at the Orloj.
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Get tickets to the observation deck at the Old Town's tower, to get a good, picturesque view of the Old Town Square.
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Just grab a seat at the cultural event at the Kinsky Palace which is one of the largest buildings in the square, that was built in the Rococo style. The Palace also houses the National Gallery!
Another beauty to admire while at the square is the Stone Bell House, located next to the Kinsky Palace. Don't miss out on catching a glimpse of the partially visible bell, which was the inspiration behind the name of the place!
Church of 'Mother of God before Tyn' aka the Tyn Church's Gothic towers and the St. Nicholas Church (a Baroque church) are a few landmarks closer to the square.
To enter the famous 'Our Lady Before Tyn' church, you need to walk down the narrow street on the left of the church. Pay the voluntary fees and get mesmerized by the Baroque style interiors.
The famous writer, Franz Kafka, lived at the House in the Minute for several years! The building is built in the Gothic style with sgraffito technique which makes a picture-perfect view!
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Tourist Tip:
Most of the restaurants at the square do serve decent meals but they are over-priced! To relish traditional Czech delicacies, walk a few meters away from the Square without compromising on the wonderful view.