Prague Old Town & Christmas Market

As the capital of the Czech Republic, Prague stands as one of Europe's most enchanting cities and ranks among the continent's premier destinations. Exploring this city in December is a truly magical experience, especially with its vibrant holiday markets. The "Prague at Night: Old Town & Christmas Market" episode on the Haswell Travelled YouTube channel offers viewers a captivating evening journey through this splendid cityscape.

View from Charles Bridge in Prague, Czech Republic

Prague's medieval origins are marked by its iconic castle perched atop a hill, overlooking the bustling town below. Once the seat of Dukes, Kings, and even emperors of the Holy Roman Empire and Habsburg Empire, this historic city has weathered the storms of time, including the bombings of WWII, emerging as a beautifully preserved masterpiece boasting a harmonious blend of architectural styles spanning centuries—a true delight for photographers.

Arriving in the enchanting first week of December, we're greeted by a fresh blanket of snow and the unveiling of the Old Town Christmas Market. Our journey unfolds amidst picturesque scenes, beginning on the eastern banks of the river near the iconic Charles Bridge and its majestic Gothic tower. Crossing the bridge, we're treated to myriad vantage points offering glimpses of Prague Castle perched atop the hill. As we meander along cobblestone streets, we arrive at the heart of the city—the Old Town Square—where the magnificent Astronomical Clock and lively Christmas Market await, infusing the air with festive charm and cheer.

Enjoy the Prague at Night video on Haswell Travelled YouTube channel. It can also be access via the website’s Germany, Austria, Czechia page, along with other fabulous destinations.

Whether you are dreaming of travel, seeking inspiration for your next destination, mapping out your travel itinerary, or simply on a quest of global learning, you will enjoy Haswell Travelled.

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