Skryté průchody a uličky v centru Prahy: Odhalte jejich tajemství
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How to walk through the centre of Prague to avoid the crowds of tourists? The best way is to take advantage of the little-known passages and alleys that not only take you where you need to go, but also amaze you with their charm, historical stories and legends.
In this episode of the Live Prague series, we'll introduce you to just such alleys, of which there are many in the Old Town.
How do you get from Charles Bridge, the Mecca for all tourists in Prague, to Republic Square without having to wade through the crowds and still enjoy the beauty of the historic centre? From the bridge, walk through the Kepler Passage, which will lead you to Anenské Square. From there, walk past the monastery to Zlatá Street. Did you know that the secret passages hiding the Templar treasure are supposed to lead under the former St. Anne's Church?
From Zlatá Street, walk to Husova Street, which will transport you back in time several centuries. Turn into Jalovcova Street and continue to Jilská Street. There are several passages worth exploring. We chose to go through the Iron Door House via the Iron Gate Hotel reception - but don't worry, the passage is open to everyone, not just guests.
In Michalská Street, you can continue through the passage past the former St. Michael's Church to the passage of the U Závoje house, which has a beautiful story attached to it (you'll learn it in the video). Then just walk down Havelská Street to a small street with an interesting name - Kamzíková (chamois street). How did this name come to Prague, where you won't find any chamois far and wide? We will tell you that too.
Slip past Café Kamzík through Hrzánská arcade to Celetná. Don't worry, you won't stay with tourists for long, you will pass through the Manhart Palace passage to Štupartská. As you pass the Church of St. James the Greater, be sure to go inside and notice the blackened hand on the chain. From the church, you can walk down Jakubská Street to the Anchor and you are there.
What do you think of our shortcut? Do you have a favourite one in the centre of Prague? Share it with others in the comments!
0:00 How to avoid the crowds of tourists in the centre
0:53 From Charles Bridge to Republic Square
1:30 Secret passages and the Templar treasure
1:56 The Stone Golem
2:07 The quietest alley in the centre
3:05 The Tale of the Golden Veil
3:50 Where Kafka went to the brothel
4:19 Tonka the Gallows' Chamber of Love
5:09 The Black Hand at St. James the Greater Church
5:54 And we're at the finish line
By the way, thanks to the tucked away alleys and passageways, you'll avoid not only the crowds but also the tacky "decor" in the form of tourist shops. How is it possible that they are still defacing the historic centre? We looked at this in a previous episode: Nevkus v centru Prahy: Proč nikdo neo...
Tourists definitely love Prague, but unfortunately not all of them come here for its historical or architectural beauty. What is spoiling the reputation of our capital? Take a look: Největší ostuda Prahy - co zničilo je...
While you're admiring the interesting places in Prague, don't miss the sites that are associated with famous personalities who have made their mark in world history. Where did they live and which parts of Prague did they visit? We'll tell you in the video: Slavné osobnosti v Praze: Kde bydlely...
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Daniel, Lukáš, Honza, Martina, Květa, Ruda
In this episode of the Live Prague series, we'll introduce you to just such alleys, of which there are many in the Old Town.
How do you get from Charles Bridge, the Mecca for all tourists in Prague, to Republic Square without having to wade through the crowds and still enjoy the beauty of the historic centre? From the bridge, walk through the Kepler Passage, which will lead you to Anenské Square. From there, walk past the monastery to Zlatá Street. Did you know that the secret passages hiding the Templar treasure are supposed to lead under the former St. Anne's Church?
From Zlatá Street, walk to Husova Street, which will transport you back in time several centuries. Turn into Jalovcova Street and continue to Jilská Street. There are several passages worth exploring. We chose to go through the Iron Door House via the Iron Gate Hotel reception - but don't worry, the passage is open to everyone, not just guests.
In Michalská Street, you can continue through the passage past the former St. Michael's Church to the passage of the U Závoje house, which has a beautiful story attached to it (you'll learn it in the video). Then just walk down Havelská Street to a small street with an interesting name - Kamzíková (chamois street). How did this name come to Prague, where you won't find any chamois far and wide? We will tell you that too.
Slip past Café Kamzík through Hrzánská arcade to Celetná. Don't worry, you won't stay with tourists for long, you will pass through the Manhart Palace passage to Štupartská. As you pass the Church of St. James the Greater, be sure to go inside and notice the blackened hand on the chain. From the church, you can walk down Jakubská Street to the Anchor and you are there.
What do you think of our shortcut? Do you have a favourite one in the centre of Prague? Share it with others in the comments!
0:00 How to avoid the crowds of tourists in the centre
0:53 From Charles Bridge to Republic Square
1:30 Secret passages and the Templar treasure
1:56 The Stone Golem
2:07 The quietest alley in the centre
3:05 The Tale of the Golden Veil
3:50 Where Kafka went to the brothel
4:19 Tonka the Gallows' Chamber of Love
5:09 The Black Hand at St. James the Greater Church
5:54 And we're at the finish line
By the way, thanks to the tucked away alleys and passageways, you'll avoid not only the crowds but also the tacky "decor" in the form of tourist shops. How is it possible that they are still defacing the historic centre? We looked at this in a previous episode: Nevkus v centru Prahy: Proč nikdo neo...
Tourists definitely love Prague, but unfortunately not all of them come here for its historical or architectural beauty. What is spoiling the reputation of our capital? Take a look: Největší ostuda Prahy - co zničilo je...
While you're admiring the interesting places in Prague, don't miss the sites that are associated with famous personalities who have made their mark in world history. Where did they live and which parts of Prague did they visit? We'll tell you in the video: Slavné osobnosti v Praze: Kde bydlely...
Follow us on social media:
FB (regularly new properties and information from the real estate market): Facebook: realitnikancelarkotula
IG (what's going on behind the scenes of filming and our work): Instagram: kotula.daniel
Need help selling or renting a property? Contact us, we'd be happy to help: https://www.kotula.cz/
We appreciate your support, thanks!
Daniel, Lukáš, Honza, Martina, Květa, Ruda
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