Prague, the capital of the Czech Republic, is a vibrant city that seems to have great sights on every corner. Walking its streets is always a unique experience, as you’ll find something you didn’t notice before almost every time.
One way of ensuring that you don’t miss out on remarkable sights is to keep your eyes wide open at all times. But if that seems like too much work, you can always check out the list below to know where and when to look.
Sigmund Freud Sculpture
To spot a lifelike sculpture of famous psychoanalyst Sigmund Freud, you’ll have to head to Husova street and look upward. You’ll notice Freud hanging from a pool, holding himself with one hand above the abyss. The sculpture was created by Czech sculptor David Cerny.
Vojanovy Sady
Despite being close to Charles Bridge, which is visited by almost every tourist in Prague, Vojanovy Sady is frequently overlooked. This park has one of the oldest gardens in the whole city and offers some great sights like the Chapel of St. Elias ruins, an old fountain, wandering peacocks, and much more.
Book Tower at Prague Municipal Library
Visiting a library may not be at the top of your list of things to do in Prague. However, if you decide to go to Prague Municipal Library, you’ll be treated to a unique sight. The place is home to an impressive tower made of books and equipped with mirrors to give a feel of a never-ending book spiral.
