Experience the Prague region live
The Prague region fascinates with a unique blend of history, music and a vibrant present. Between the majestic Prague Castle, the Vltava River with its bridges and green retreats, a panorama of culture, nature and charm unfolds. The webcams offer you fascinating insights into the Old Town, the banks of the Vltava and city life even before your trip - a foretaste of a vacation full of inspiration and discoveries in the heart of Europe.
The Prague region
The Hlavní město Praha ( Prague Capital Region) is located in the center of the Czech Republic and is an independent federal state, completely surrounded by the Středočeský kraj (Central Bohemian Region). With an area of only around 500 km² but over 1.3 million inhabitants, it is the most populous and at the same time the smallest region in the Czech Republic in terms of area. Prague, the "City of a Hundred Spires", delights visitors with its unique blend of history, architecture and vibrant life. The region is characterized by the Vltava River, which meanders picturesquely through the cityscape, and the Bohemian hills. Numerous parks, gardens and viewpoints combine cultural splendor with a surprising amount of nature, making Prague a fascinating destination in the heart of Europe. The webcam at the Kavčí hory viewpoint provides first impressions of the city panorama and allows you to experience the atmosphere of Prague live before your trip.
Between history, music and Moldau
Prague is known as the "city of a hundred spires" and impresses with its magnificent architectural heritage - from the majestic Prague Castle and the Gothic St. Vitus Cathedral to the historic Charles Bridge and the lively Old Town Square. The Vltava River with its more than 30 bridges characterizes the cityscape and connects districts such as the Old Town, Lesser Town and New Town in a picturesque way. The famous Czech composer Bedřich Smetana wrote a musical portrait of the river in his symphonic poem "Vltava " ("The Vltava"). As part of his cycle Má vlast ("My Fatherland"), he impressively depicts the course of the Vltava from its sources to Prague - a musical homage that made the sound of the Czech Republic known worldwide.
Despite its urban density, Prague offers many green retreats. Parks such as Letná or Vyšehrad with views over the river invite you to relax. Those who like to exercise will find cycle paths along the Vltava or small hiking trails on Petřín Hill. Whether Prague Castle, St. Vitus Cathedral or the Jewish Quarter - the Prague region is full of cultural highlights. In addition to the well-known sights, there are numerous smaller places to discover: galleries, theaters, historic cafés and music events characterize the cultural life of the city. For explorers, it's worth taking a look at the livecams, which show city squares, streets and the banks of the Vltava - take a look!
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