David Černý - 25 secrets of Prague

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25 secrets of Prague - a book about forgotten and mysterious places of the beloved city of Prague by David Černý from Miluju Prahu. (The book is in Czech language)

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David Černý - 25 secrets of Prague
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Snímek obrazovky 2018 11 19 v 14.24.31
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The book 25 Secrets of Prague is based on articles collected by David Černý in the Miluju Prahu (I love Prague) project over the course of 5 years. In it, you will read about well-known places that hide stories or details that the average visitor or tourist of Prague does not know. You will learn about the laws of a city that has already fallen into oblivion. What does the statue of Bruncvík on the Charles Bridge have in common with the Old Town Weir? Why does the bridge gate between the Malostra bridge towers not point towards the Charles Bridge, but somehow with a sledgehammer. Where are the planks from the gallows of 27 Czech gentlemen? To this day, a staircase in a Prague hospital is carved out of them and the hospital staff uses it, not knowing that they are covered in the blood of a terrible execution from the 17th century. You will also learn what is left of Judith's ancient place and also that it is still possible to walk around it today. You will learn to adjust your watch according to the Prague meridian and we will tell you about the modern miracle of the return of two lamps to the balcony of the house At the image of the Virgin Mary in Kampa. We will show you Maria Electa from Jesus, who sits mummified in a golden showcase of a Prague church and is watched by unsuspecting believers. I will take you to a secret tunnel through which you can get to the National Theater directly from the boat on the surface of the Vltava. Start reading 25 stories of Prague.

The book contains pictures of popular photographers I Love Prague Lenka Petruželová, Veronika Pilařová, Olga Smrčková, Karel Dobeš, Tomáš Syslo, Kamil Procházka, Martin Frouz, Honza Altner, Eugen Kukla, Jaroslav Mareš, David Černý.

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