How to know Prague for one day. Part-2

Museum of Czech Cubism - permanent exhibition of the National Gallery:
The permanent exhibition of the National Gallery in Prague at the House of the Black Mother of God focuses on the most important stage of cubism in the Czech lands (for the period 1910-1919) and represents not only paintings, sculptures, drawings, but also the area of ​​applied art and architecture.

Kampa - romance in the center of Prague:
The small romantic Kampa Island on the Vltava river in Prague offers a tour of the place with picturesque houses and ancient history. The untrammeled island is separated from the Malá Strana by an artificially created mill cluster called Čertovka. The group of houses among which Čertovka flows is called Prague Venice.

Powder Gate in Prague:
The Powder Gate is one of the most significant monuments of medieval Prague. It was here that the Royal Route of Prague started and I was driving a significant road from Kutná Hora, where silver was mined to the royal treasury

Royal Route - the most beautiful guided tour in Prague
The Royal Route is the name of the historical route, the center of the Czech capital of Prague, through the coronation parades of the Czech Kings - receiving honor from the citizens of the city. The road has connected two important royal residences - the Prague Castle and the Royal Court in the Old Town of Prague.

Franz Kafka Museum in Prague:
The long-term exhibition offers a look at the world of the famous Prague native Franz Kafka (1883 - 1924), one of the most important figures of the world literature of the 20th century.

Absintherie Prague - more than an absinthe museum
Absinthe Museum, Absinthe Cafe, regular exhibitions of paintings and musical evenings, an absinthe shop, all in one place in the magical atmosphere of the Old Town.

The Old Synagogue in Prague:
The oldest monument of the Prague Jewish Town and the oldest preserved synagogue in Europe is the Old Synagogue from the end of the 13th century. For more than 700 years, it has served as the main synagogue of the Prague Jewish community and prayer hall.

Prague Jewish Town - the most preserved complex of Jewish monuments in Europe
The Josefov district is the smallest cadastral area of ​​Prague that surrounds the Old Town. By 1850, Josefov was called the Jewish Town, and earlier this part was called the Jewish Ghetto. Today it is a well-preserved whole of important Jewish monuments of European significance.