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Charles Bridge: a historical artery of Prague

Welcome to the collection of images dedicated to the Charles Bridge — one of the most famous architectural landmarks in Prague! This stone bridge, connecting the Old Town and Lesser Town, is not only an important transportation artery but also a true work of art, full of history and cultural heritage.

The construction of the bridge began in 1357 on the orders of Emperor Charles IV and continued until the early 15th century. Today, Charles Bridge is adorned with 30 statues of saints, each of which is an important part of Czech history. These high-quality photographs capture the details and unique elements of the bridge's architecture, allowing you to see each statue, arch, and embankment from different angles.

Charles Bridge has played a key role in trade and communication for centuries, and its majestic arches have witnessed many historical events. Walking across the bridge, you will feel the atmosphere of past times and learn about the rich cultural context of this place. The bridge also becomes a central element of urban events, festivals, and celebrations, attracting thousands of tourists and locals.

Our photographs of Charles Bridge showcase it at different times of the day and in various seasons. Summer days when the bridge is bustling with life or winter December evenings with a light snow cover — each moment is unique. Additionally, the wonderful combination of the urban landscape with the surrounding scenery creates a unique atmosphere that transcends ordinary photographic experiences.

In our collection, you will find various views of Charles Bridge and its surroundings: from the Vltava side, with a view of Prague Castle, and much more. Use these high-quality images for your projects to convey the beauty and historical significance of this unique structure.

Charles Bridge

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