1.	Seznámení s Českou republikou

2.	Historická Praha

3.	Život v Praze

4.	Česká příroda

5.	Sport v České republice

6.	Česká kuchyně

7.	Top modelky

"Introduction
The Czech Republic is called a heart of Europe. Our neighbours are Slovakia, Germany, Austria and Poland. The Czech Republic is consisted of Bohemia (Czech), Moravia and Silesia. The Czech Republic is a member of European Union (since 2004) and last year (2009) the Czech Republic presided over the Council of European Union. So the Czech Republic has a lot of tourists from whole Europe and whole world, too. Since there are mountains – where is snow in the winter and a nice nature in the summer, rivers and many nice Czech towns, villages or cities.

• Historical Prague
Prague has a large number of monuments. The most famous are Hradčany, with Prague Castle which was founded in the ninth century. Prague became a center of European significance during the government of the king and Charles IV. who established the New Town and Charles University in 1348.

Prague Castle is a part of Hradčany. In the past it was the residence of the Czech kings and since 1918 it has become the residence of our presidents. The president lives there and it is a symbol of the Czech country. If you visit Prague Castle you will not be disappointed by the late Gothic Vladislav hall of Saint Vitus Cathedral, where the tombs of the Czech kings are located and the crown jewels are housed. Prague Castle offers a beautiful view of The Lesser Quarter, the National Theatre, the Church of Saint Nicholas and other interesting parts of Prague. The Golden route leads to Prague castle. It consists of the line of houses from sixteenth century.

Among the most frequently visited places in Prague is the Old Town Square in the Old Town, where a large number of monuments are situated. In the middle is a monument to Master Jan Hus. There is also the Astronomical clock, which every full hour starts performs with apostles. It was added to the City Hall's Tower in the 15th century. The Old Town Hall was built in the 14th century.

Another frequented place is Wenceslas Square, which is the longest in the country (750 m). In its upper part there is the Wenceslas statue and he is sitting on his horse. Nearby is the National Museum. On Wenceslas Square we can find a large quantity of shops, restaurants, banks and exchange offices.

The river Vltava flows through Prague, that is why large number of bridges has been built in the past. The most famous, and also the most beautiful, is Charles Bridge, which was built in 1357 by Charles IV. who also established the New Town and Charles University in 1348 (the oldest university in Central and Eastern Europe). There are 31 sculptures.
Nice park with the nice view is on the Petřín hill, where is the Petřín TV tower (small copy of Eiffel tower).
Modern art – The Dancing House (Fred and Ginger Building)."

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