Whatever the weather the time at your visit – sun, rain, hail or storm – the church makes for the perfect subject matter for any photograph! This makes it a prominent landmark which can be viewed from almost anywhere in the city.
Dominating one half of the Old Town Square, the twin spires are each 80m high. It has served as the main church in this part of Prague since the 14th Century. Tied for the top spot of things people associate with Prague is the very impressive Gothic church known colloquially as ‘Church of Our Lady Before Tyn’ (which translates as The Church of Mother of God Before Tyn ). Click the link to find out all about it! Church of Our Lady before Tyn RELATED: This is the third stop on my ‘ Europe By Rail in 25 Days‘ Tour. So you’ve got 48 hours in Prague and not a clue where to start – then this post is for you! I’m going to share with you my highlight’s and ‘must-do’s’ for 48 hours in Prague including where to stay, what to do and where to eat (PLUS the top Prague Photography spots!), which will help you experience as much of the city as possible without having you feeling like you’re racing around the town! Join me for a run down of Prague’s Highlights – Where to Stay, What to Do & Where to Eat – all which can be visited within 48 hours! A city that once released from its communist shackles embraced capitalism and became a mecca for tourists, its beer and architecture mean it is a must visit stop on any European Tour, and perfect for a weekend break. Prague is probably the most well loved destination in the old Eastern Bloc.
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