Another intercontinental direct flight is about to resume!
It is located in the middle of Europe, adjacent to Slovakia, Austria, Germany, Poland and other countries, although the land area is less than 80,000 square kilometers, not as large as our Jiangsu Province, but it has more than 10 world cultural heritage.
Here, there are unique ossuary churches, which make people tremble and at the same time carry the awe of life, as well as magnificent mountains and elegant and charming ancient buildings. Locals have a strong "alcohol addiction", and beer and pork are the most common dishes on their tables.
This is the Czech Republic.
Now, Hainan Airlines has received news that it plans to resume direct flights between Beijing and Prague on June 24! It is expected to depart on Mondays, Wednesdays and Fridays every week.
Now you can find out the price of the opening flight, the one-way direct flight price starts from 3400+, and the round-trip tax is more than 6000 yuan, and interested friends can sign Schengen in advance~
Speaking of Prague, many friends' first reaction may be to think of Jolin Tsai's "Prague Square", especially the sentence "I stood in Prague at dusk square, casting hope in the wishing fountain", which can be called the youth memory of countless people.
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But in reality, there is no Trevi Fountain in Prague's square! What looks like a Trevi Fountain from a distance is actually a statue surrounded by lawns.
Strictly speaking, Prague doesn't even have a place called "Prague Square", which is usually referred to as "Prague Square", which refers to the Old Town Square located in the center of Prague.
After many years, the lyricist Fang Wenshan explained to everyone that neither he nor Jolin Tsai had been to Prague back then, and he wrote the lyrics based on his impression of Europe to cause this beautiful mistake that has been circulating for many years.
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Now, more than 20 years have passed since the release of "Prague Square" in 2003, and many netizens have gone to Prague to exclaim: It turns out that they have been "deceived" for so many years!
But in addition to the ridicule, the Prague complex with its own melody still exists in the hearts of many people, and when the direct flight resumes, it is better to go there in person! Even if there is no wishing fountain, there are many other beautiful beauties in the Czech Republic waiting to be unlocked~
Prague Prague Castle
Prague, the capital of the Czech Republic, is one of the many fascinating buildings where the old and the modern blend and the romance of Prague Castle.
Castles in Europe are not uncommon, but castles that can be used as architectural complexes are rare. In addition to the castle itself, Prague Castle is surrounded by churches, courtyards, alleys, etc.
Towering on the left bank of the Vltava River, the castle has been inhabited by successive Czech rulers and is still the residence of Czech presidents today, and is said to be the size of seven football fields.
The galleries in the castle display the works of Titian, Aachen and other masters, the resplendent St. Vitus Cathedral is adjacent to the Old Royal Palace, the Art Nouveau stained glass attracts people's attention, and you can also climb to the top of the 90-meter-high south tower of the church, overlooking the magnificence of Prague Castle, and the beautiful gardens and courtyards can be seen.
Beyond the church, the Golden Lane, a small house that once housed the famous writer Franz Kafka, is now more of a small museum showcasing the daily life of Czech craftsmen, and Dalipota at the end of the alley is a must-see for the whole city of Prague, where many people stop and marvel at the charm of the "City of a Thousand Cities".
Cesky Krumlov Castle
There are two cities in the Czech Republic, one is called "Morava Krumlov", and the other is a bohemian medieval city, surrounded by the winding Vltava River, and the medieval city centered on the castle is magnificent, with reddish-brown roofs as if it had strayed into a fairy tale country, so it was once praised as "the most beautiful CK town in the world".
When you come to this small CK town, the place you should not miss is the Cesky Krumlov Castle, which was once the residence of the Duke of Krumlov, surrounded by mountains and rivers, and gradually expanded to form a large complex of buildings cleverly combined with different styles, which is very artistic and ornamental.
The castle still retains the crown of the former Kingdom of Bohemia, a relatively intact baroque theater and thousands of paintings from Italy, France and the Netherlands from the 16th and 18th centuries.
Climb the colorful painted tower to overlook the whole scene of Cesky Krumlov, stand under the tower and look up, the colorful colors are layered on top of each other, like a delicate and cute little cake.
It is said that several bears were also kept in the surrounding trenches to protect the castle.
Karlovy Vary Mill Thermal Corridor
Karlovy Vary is a Czech town famous for its hot springs and spas, and it is said that it has been famous in Europe since the 15th century, thanks to the long river valleys that have given birth to many natural hot springs.
But unlike the hot springs elsewhere, the hot springs here are for drinking, not for bathing.
The Mill Thermal Corridor in Karlovy Vary is a particularly famous spa in the region, with an elegant white neo-Renaissance cloister carved with 12 allegorical sculptures, and five drinking outlets in the cloister: the Mill Spring, the Rusalka Spring, the Duke Wenceslas Spring, the Libsche Spring and the Rock Spring.
Although the five springs are close to each other, the temperature is very different, and it is said that the water is rich in minerals and is excellent for the human body, so for a long time, the local people believed that the spring water has a health effect, so "drinking hot spring water" has become a local tradition.
Mikulov Mikulov Wine Trail
Bordering the Czech Republic, Mikulov has a long history of winemaking, with wineries and wineries in the suburbs covering almost the entire city, and the rich aroma of wine is enveloped everywhere, and it has been selected by CNN as one of the "15 most romantic towns in Central Europe".
Compared to the rich and interesting experiences of the wine regions of France, New Zealand and other places, the wine experience in Mikulov is more rustic and idyllic.
The 82-kilometre wine trail is a must-see for grape harvests, and you can easily visit the vineyards in the countryside by bike or on foot, and enjoy the sweetness of the grapes and the richness of the wine in the joy of the harvest.
Kutná Hora Ossuary
About 68 kilometres east of Prague, Kutná Hora is home to a unique Czech gem – the Ossuary – which attracts people from all over the world to the town.
Inside this ordinary-looking Gothic church, most of the decoration is made of human bones, with a chandelier made of human bones hanging in the center of the church, a decorative band made of skulls and leg bones on the ceiling, and the Schwarzenberg family coat of arms made of various human bones is very intriguing and intimidating.
But the origin of these bones also has a tragic story, as the population of Kutná Hora was drastically reduced in just a few decades due to war and disease, and a woodcarver bleached them to decorate the ruined monastery.
Walking under these skeletons, a closer look can also reveal the traces of swords on the bones, which is terrifying and at the same time makes people deeply awe of life.
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