The 3 Best Landmarks in Prague
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Prague's 14th-century stone bridge lined with baroque statues, linking Old Town to Malá Strana — the single most iconic walk in the city, and free. A friend would tell you: it's genuinely magical at dawn and a shuffling selfie corridor by 10:00. Go early or late; guard your pockets midday.
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The Gothic cathedral at the heart of Prague Castle — coronation church of Bohemian kings, home of the crown jewels and Mucha's luminous stained-glass window. You can step into the back of the nave free; the full interior needs the castle's Main Circuit ticket (450 CZK). The Mucha window alone justifies it.
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Prague's showpiece medieval square — the Astronomical Clock, Týn Church's fairytale spires, the Jan Hus memorial, and pastel baroque facades in every direction. You'll walk through it regardless; it's genuinely beautiful. Just don't eat or exchange money on it — everything ON the square is tourist-priced, often outrageously.
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