Prague: turgid sections

Czech capital has two faces. On the one hand, there's plenty of modern streets with fashion stores, and on the other hand, it's not good to find what looks like in the back of the '50s. Prague Center is divided into four blocks. There are two blocks on the right bank of the Wltawa River, running through the centre: the Old City (Staré Mesto) and the New City (Nové Mesto). On the left bank, Mala is the country (Malá Strana) and Gradcany (Hradcany). The famous Carls bridge connects both shores to each other.

Carlov Bridge.
- one of the most famous singers. The bridge used to be an entrance to the city, and today it connects all the historic places of the city. It has a length of 550 metres, a width of 10 metres, a height of 16 metres, and 42 stone sculptures, gifted at different times to the city by important and influential people. Not everyone has the honour of establishing such a sculpture near the bridge. Today, a huge number of sellers on the Carl Bridge are trying to sell different flaws to holiday tourists. You can buy everything here, from warm wools to decorations and portraits. It's possible that your walk on the Carlow Bridge will be accompanied by a musical escort: a large number of singers and street musicians have loved this place for their statements.