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Prague Armory ve Vysočanech je supermoderní střelnice, kde si potěžkáte a zastřílíte ze 3, 5 nebo 8 zbraní. Střelnice je absolutně bezpečná a komfortní, stavy jsou odhlučněné a neprůstřelné a po celou dobu se vám bude věnovat profesionální instruktor.
Prague Day 2 | #1 Shooter | Base 47 Shooting Range
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This next installation showcases day 2 in Prague. Here we head out to Base 47 shooting range to find out who the number one shooter is.
Can you take a wild guess who came #1?
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Find out what it feels like to shoot a real AK-47, the original assault rifle and probably one of the world most famous guns.
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Golden Lane, Prague Castle, Czech Republic / Zlatá ulička, Praha, Česko / Złota Uliczka, Praga
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Golden Lane is a street situated at the Prague Castle, Czech Republic. Its name is connected with 16th century alchemists, who had to look there, according to legends, for a reaction to produce gold. Even though the lane was temporarily called the Street of Alchemists or Alchemists' Alley, alchemists have never worked or lived there.
Golden Lane consist of tiny colored houses. Today it is a part of small and big castle ring (i.e. entrance is available for paying a fee), while from the closing hour of Prague Castle interiors it is open for free. Nowadays there are many souvenir shops in the houses and there is a medieval museum of armory within the former 14th-century fortification accessible from the Golden Lane.( )
Zlatá ulička (oficiální název Zlatá ulička u Daliborky) na Pražském hradě se nachází mezi zdí jeho severního opevnění a starým purkrabstvím. Domky vestavěné od konce 16. století do výklenků hradby byly obývány až do 2. světové války. Malebný ráz uličky byl vnímán už za první republiky a dbá se na to, aby nebyly domky příliš měněny. V současné době jsou zde galerie, originální krámky a expozice. Celá ulička se těší docela velké oblibě turistů, snad i pro svůj pohádkový vzhled vybledlých pastelových tónů, maličkých oken a dveří, nízkých střech a množství komínů.( )
Złota Uliczka - malownicza ulica w Pradze, na terenie praskiego zamku (Pražský hrad) w dzielnicy Hradczany.
Dawniej nazywała się ulicą Złotniczą (Zlatnická), gdyż była prawdopodobnie siedzibą miejscowych złotników – Żydów pracujących dla skarbu, znajdujących w ten sposób schronienie za murami zamku. Powstała między romańskim i późnogotyckim obwarowaniem północnej części zamku. Do zamkowych łuków muru obronnego, wzniesionego ok. 1500 r. przez Benedykta Rejta, dobudowano małe domki (ponad nimi widać kawałek muru). Poddasza domków tworzą chodnik obronny, łączący wieże Białą i Daliborską.( )
[3D] Golden Lane, Prague Castle, Czech Republic / Zlatá ulička, Praha, Česko / Złota Uliczka
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Golden Lane is a street situated at the Prague Castle, Czech Republic. Its name is connected with 16th century alchemists, who had to look there, according to legends, for a reaction to produce gold. Even though the lane was temporarily called the Street of Alchemists or Alchemists' Alley, alchemists have never worked or lived there.
Golden Lane consist of tiny colored houses. Today it is a part of small and big castle ring (i.e. entrance is available for paying a fee), while from the closing hour of Prague Castle interiors it is open for free. Nowadays there are many souvenir shops in the houses and there is a medieval museum of armory within the former 14th-century fortification accessible from the Golden Lane.( )
Zlatá ulička (oficiální název Zlatá ulička u Daliborky) na Pražském hradě se nachází mezi zdí jeho severního opevnění a starým purkrabstvím. Domky vestavěné od konce 16. století do výklenků hradby byly obývány až do 2. světové války. Malebný ráz uličky byl vnímán už za první republiky a dbá se na to, aby nebyly domky příliš měněny. V současné době jsou zde galerie, originální krámky a expozice. Celá ulička se těší docela velké oblibě turistů, snad i pro svůj pohádkový vzhled vybledlých pastelových tónů, maličkých oken a dveří, nízkých střech a množství komínů.( )
Złota Uliczka - malownicza ulica w Pradze, na terenie praskiego zamku (Pražský hrad) w dzielnicy Hradczany.
Dawniej nazywała się ulicą Złotniczą (Zlatnická), gdyż była prawdopodobnie siedzibą miejscowych złotników – Żydów pracujących dla skarbu, znajdujących w ten sposób schronienie za murami zamku. Powstała między romańskim i późnogotyckim obwarowaniem północnej części zamku. Do zamkowych łuków muru obronnego, wzniesionego ok. 1500 r. przez Benedykta Rejta, dobudowano małe domki (ponad nimi widać kawałek muru). Poddasza domków tworzą chodnik obronny, łączący wieże Białą i Daliborską.( )
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Golden Lane is a street situated at the Prague Castle, Czech Republic. Its name is connected with 16th century alchemists, who had to look there, according to legends, for a reaction to produce gold. Even though the lane was temporarily called the Street of Alchemists or Alchemists' Alley, alchemists have never worked or lived there.
Golden Lane consist of tiny colored houses. Today it is a part of small and big castle ring (i.e. entrance is available for paying a fee), while from the closing hour of Prague Castle interiors it is open for free. Nowadays there are many souvenir shops in the houses and there is a medieval museum of armory within the former 14th-century fortification accessible from the Golden Lane.( )
Zlatá ulička (oficiální název Zlatá ulička u Daliborky) na Pražském hradě se nachází mezi zdí jeho severního opevnění a starým purkrabstvím. Domky vestavěné od konce 16. století do výklenků hradby byly obývány až do 2. světové války. Malebný ráz uličky byl vnímán už za první republiky a dbá se na to, aby nebyly domky příliš měněny. V současné době jsou zde galerie, originální krámky a expozice. Celá ulička se těší docela velké oblibě turistů, snad i pro svůj pohádkový vzhled vybledlých pastelových tónů, maličkých oken a dveří, nízkých střech a množství komínů.( )
Złota Uliczka - malownicza ulica w Pradze, na terenie praskiego zamku (Pražský hrad) w dzielnicy Hradczany.
Dawniej nazywała się ulicą Złotniczą (Zlatnická), gdyż była prawdopodobnie siedzibą miejscowych złotników – Żydów pracujących dla skarbu, znajdujących w ten sposób schronienie za murami zamku. Powstała między romańskim i późnogotyckim obwarowaniem północnej części zamku. Do zamkowych łuków muru obronnego, wzniesionego ok. 1500 r. przez Benedykta Rejta, dobudowano małe domki (ponad nimi widać kawałek muru). Poddasza domków tworzą chodnik obronny, łączący wieże Białą i Daliborską.( )
Konopiště, Czech Republic: Ferdinand's Castle
More info about travel to Czech Republic: 30 miles south of Prague is Konopiště, the lavish residence of the archduke Franz Ferdinand, heir of the Habsburg throne. While waiting his turn to become emperor, Ferdinand turned this castle into a palace with all the latest comforts, amassed one of the world's best collections of arms and armor, and lined the walls with over 4,000 hunting trophies.
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DEVASTATOR 21.12.2012 LE BASK - PRAHA (DOOMSDAY EDITION)
DEVASTATOR presents DOOMSDAY EDITION
21.12.2012 Matrix Club Prague
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Freitod Records
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Armory Records
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Prague Nightmare
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Prague Nightmare
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Prague Nightmare
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One World Film Festival | Festivals | Showcase
Held annually in Prague then spreading to thirty-five other Czech cities, One World is the largest human rights film festival on the planet. Ever since it began, it's delivered hard-hitting documentary films on social, political, environmental, and human rights issues guaranteed to evoke both emotion and debate.
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Visit Prague 4 - Prague Castle and Lesser Town
Visit Prague 4: Prague Castle via the Lesser Town. In this film, we leave Charles Bridge and walk up through Prague’s Lesser Town, then stop to admire the view before entering the Prague Castle complex.
This is a Short from my Prague mini-documentary, Visit Prague. This series of 8 short videos covers what to see, recommendations for where to go, where to eat and drink and how to get there and get around if you have just a few days to tour the Czech capital as a tourist on a short visit.
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Lesser Town to Castle
Leaving the bridge, we left the Old Town behind and headed through the picturesque Lesser Town which clusters around Prague Castle.
It’s quite a climb heading up Nerudova Street on foot, especially if it’s hot, and there are plenty of cafés you can stop at for refreshment. However, we pressed on and were rewarded with lovely views over the city when we finally reached the top.
From here you can see most of the city, with its population of 1.4 million.
This was the historical capital of Bohemia and
since 1992, the historic centre of Prague has been included in the UNESCO list of World Heritage Sites.
Be aware that you have to go through security checks to enter the castle grounds and there can be a queue at busy times.
Castle Grounds
Prague Castle is the largest ancient castle in the world and dates from the 9th century.
The castle buildings represent virtually every architectural style of the last millennium and the last major rebuilding was carried out in the second half of the 18th century.
There are over 1.8 million visitors annually and it is now the official residence of the President of the Czech Republic.
Changing of the Guard
Presidential Guards guard the 3 main entrances to Prague Castle.
The guards are changed hourly.
If you’re here at midday, you might catch the longer ceremonial Changing of the Guard, with a parade accompanied by music.
Castle Ticket & Golden Lane
You can walk around some parts of the castle complex for free but
we bought a ticket allowing us access to historic buildings within the Prague Castle complex.
The ticket included access to Golden Lane, which takes its name from the goldsmiths who lived there in the 17th century.
The lane comprises 11 historic houses, inside which period scenes have been created to show the life of the artisans who once lived and worked in them.
If you venture upstairs, you’ll see an extensive collection of medieval armoury and weapons displayed in the long corridor which runs along the back of the houses.
The Old Royal Palace
We also visited the Old Royal Palace. Vladislav Hall was used for coronations, banquets and jousting from the 16th century and there various other adjoining chambers within the palace.
For example, The Bohemian Chancellery which was the office of the Royal Governors of Bohemia. There’s a great view of the outside of the castle from here.
At the other end of the hall is the Old Diet. This was used for sessions of the Supreme Provincial Court.
A nearby spiral staircase leads up to the New Land Rolls Room, the old repository for land titles, where the walls are covered with the clerks’ coats of arms.
St. George’s Basilica
Near the Old Palace is the early baroque façade of St George’s Basilica, which originated as the second church at Prague Castle.
Inside, the church is mostly Romanesque.
The present Romanesque appearance of the church, with main apse and two steeples, dates back to a reconstruction carried out after a devastating fire which occurred in 1142.
In complete contrast to the rest of the interior, as you leave the church you pass through an early 18th century baroque chapel.
St. Vitus Cathedral
Dominating the centre of the castle complex, is St. Vitus Cathedral.
The first church on this site was founded in 930 and the present-day Gothic Cathedral is actually the third religious building on this site.
Construction of this church began on the 21st of November 1344
and was finally completed nearly 600 years later.
The entire building process came to a halt with the beginning of the Hussite War in the first half of the 15th century and a great fire in 1541 heavily damaged the cathedral.
Through most of the following centuries, the cathedral stood only half-finished.
Work picked up again in the 19th and 20th centuries and was finally finished in 1929.
In fact the entire western half of the cathedral is a neo-Gothic addition and the earlier eastern half only reached as far as the transept and Great South Tower.
You will see some Renaissance and baroque additions to this cathedral but it’s mainly Gothic.
The Cathedral had a tremendous influence on the development of the Late Gothic style in Central Europe including the Stephansdom cathedral in Vienna and Strasbourg Cathedral.