Karlova is een straat in de Staré Město wijk van Praag. Deze is zeer populair bij toeristen daar het twee heel belangrijke bezienswaardigheden met elkaar verbindt, de Karlův Most (Karelsbrug) en het Oude Stadhuis met zijn astronomie klok. De straat is kleurrijk en bevat vele historische huizen met mooie gevels. De meeste winkels verkopen kleine souvenirs zoals postkaarten, plaatjes, magneten, poppen, kleine klokjes, kristal en andere lokale producten. Behalve winkels heb je er ook theaters, je kan er gaan kijken naar “Alice in Wonderland” of een griezelige poppenshow. Er is altijd iets te zien of te doen..
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Fantastic photos from the Souvenir Shop and the puppets and the theatre. A wonderful atmosphere and great photos.
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Filip, if I would travel to Europe, my first city which I would love to see very much would Prague. This is amazing city!
ReplyDeleteThese are beautiful and amazing photographs!!!! Thank you for bringing to all of us beautiful Prague. I hope you will post some day more photographs of this city.
Hugs from Kaya.
De drukst bezochte straat van Praag, Filip...
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Sadly, most of these puppets DO look creepy. The puppet sh0w must be for adults, because I think it must scare children. I have seen a clock like this, they move around, don't they? Very nice and intricate. A friend has one. That skull gargoyle is just plain iccky.
ReplyDeletelooks like a fun place to go, lots of things to do and things to see !
ReplyDeleteMy eyes grew big when I saw souvenier shops, that was the first place I visit when I go places. I collect magnets from different places !
Aligaga
Your Prague posts bring back wonderful memories for me. Thanks. :)
ReplyDeletethat is some corner on that building! :)
ReplyDeleteLooks like a fun place !
ReplyDeletethe puppets looks so beautiful..
ReplyDeletehow much per piece?
beautiful structure. love the details, very vibrant.
ReplyDeleteLooks like you can spend hours wondering through the streets and just look at the shops and people. Although I might want to skip the strange puppet show.
ReplyDeleteDear Filip, when I go to Prague I will go to Karlova street and I'll buy one of those lovely puppets! It looks like a lively and colorful area which should not be missed while on a visit! Great photos - you caught the atmosphere! Christa
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ReplyDeleteDie souvenir winkels zijn het toch niet echt :)
One day I will have my very own marionette, quite possibly from there! Once I do, he or she (ha ha) will have it's own blog too! I'm of fan of story-telling and happy and not the creepy puppets, but the cheery ones that tell stories like "Llama Llama Red Pajamas!" What great photos that really show a taste of a few of the things to do and see in Prague!
ReplyDeleteFilip, thank you for your respond on my blog. I never paid attention to labels and to my surprise I found so many posts about different countries. That is so great.
ReplyDeleteI appreciate that you took time and pointed at labels on your blog.
I am patiently waiting for more posts about Prague.
Kaya.
Super ton reportage!!! de très belle photo!!!!! bisoussss
ReplyDeleteYou are like expense hours Thinking Via the Roads and just see at the shopping mall's shops and person. I might want to skip the Peculiar Puppetry.
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Really have enjoyed the colors and composition of these great photos. Interesting marionettes which really look like antiques. There is a great marionette show in dallas. These are very similar.
ReplyDeleteleuk om er ook in deze straat te neuzen. In het seizoen zeker een drukke bedoeling. Fijne serie Filip. Groetjes Dietmut
ReplyDeleteI see my path, but I don’t know where it leads. Not knowing where I’m going is what inspires me to travel it.
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