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Hello fellow Steemians,
I hope you are all having a great day! :) As usually, I am here with my daily photo challenge where you can submit your personal images from your travels to Prague and other locations in the Czech Republic in the comment section below.
The best 15 entries of the day will get my upvote. I will then pick the absolute winner of the day from these 15 photos. The winning photo will be awarded with a bigger upvote and it will also be featured as the cover image for the challenge post the next day to give the author of the winning shot some more exposure and publicity.
Don’t forget to add a short background story for your entry with at least 30 words and let me just remind you one more time that only personal images will be accepted in the challenge.
There were many great entries submitted in the yesterday Prague/Czech Republic photo challenge and I had a hard time picking the best one. After a deliberate consideration, however, I decided to choose the following entry by @dali-gis:
Restaurant Slunecni terasa T-Anker. We passed by and we were very happy to find this restaurant. Very nice place, a terrace with a beautiful view and what struck me the most is the kindness of a particular server who spoke French as well as I think it was the most kind person with us during our stay. We have tasted the burger T-anker really very good. I really advice this restaurant
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I rewarded @dali-gis winning entry with some extra upvote. Feel free to visit his blog and check out some of his other entries.
Thank you for your submissions. Have a great day and keep on Steeming!
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As I've said before about photos I've posted here, the one piece of advice I would give someone visiting Prague is to take the time to visit Letná Park. Besides being a beautiful park filled with people exercising or walking their dogs, the park also offers incredible views of Old Town. While it's pretty popular and full of photographers trying to get a shot, there's definitely plenty of space and not overly crowded. And the best part is you can get a photo like this:
Let's not forget the beer garden located in the park. Excellent spot where to drink a cold beer in the hot Prague summer days ;)
I didn't make it to the beer garden! Next time! :)
Sure! I am curious to know how you enjoyed that :)
Have a wonderful day!
Excellent shot. I would love to see this as one of the cover photos for the contest. Amazing capture. I really like the boat in the water.
Great entry and recommendation Matt, well worth featuring in today's edition.
Panorama of Powder Tower, Prague
One more great location in Pargue is Powder Tower. It looks very similar to Old Town Bridge Tower and located near Paris Hotel and Municipal House. The Powder Tower is rather tall and challenging for photography. I had to use panoramic technique to create balanced composition.
What a beauty!
The Church of St. John the Baptist (Kostel Sv. Jana Křtitele) located on the Praskova Street in the historic center of Opava. The church was founded and governed by the Order of Knights of the Hospital of Saint John of Jerusalem (also known as the Order of Saint John) - a medieval Catholic military order.
Always when I walk around Žižkov´s transmitter, I will look at the sculptures of Climbing Babies from David Černý, which have been climbing the transmitter since 2000.
Today they are not there! I did not even see them with my glasses! I do not know where they are. Somebody stole them? Are they in repair? Did they alive and go away? Did they fall?
Perhaps next time I'm going around, they'll be back ...
They escaped for sure... Beware at night ;)
I saw some of them on Kampa.
These are brothers. Also from David Černý.
I believe they are down for maintenance and will be back at some point.
I just read a news story that says they should be back this month. Which means most likely sometime this year. They have been gone since October and I didn't notice. I'm ashamed.
The Děd Lookout Tower is situated above the town of Beroun at an altitude of 492 meters above sea level. It was built in 1893 from white bricks. It is 12 meters high and has 56 stairs, and thanks to the grown trees the view is limited only towards Kladno. The tower is open all year round.
Another shot from the Chataeu Valtice. The contruction of an extended cellar was complete by the time i visited. There is another extension where a group can hire for parties.
This photo depicts the entrance that joins the old and the new cellar.
Is this where all my drinks will be stored? P.S. tomorrow is #whiskywednesday
Absolutely :)
Happy whisky day my friend. Enjoy some "bourbon" today. It is an American whisky produced from maize 😊
This is #whiskywednesday. Earn some SBD and have some fun.
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@krakonos is right. Just hours ago I took this photo of the Zizkov TV tower and I did not notice until I read his post that the famous babies are gone. This tower dominates the Prague skyline and I have never seen it without the babies. Hopefully they will find their way home soon.
I've been to Czech quite a number of times and the structure of the buildings excites me every single time..it is like fairytales castles In real life...amazing people amazing culture, but I must confess difficult pronounciations
The bridge "na plášti" or "on the cloak", also called Cloak Bridge connects the castle moat on the western side of the Upper Castle of Český Krumlov. The bridge name is from the fortification called Plášť, which used to protect the western side of the castle Český Krumlov.
Ahoj!
Great entry! Thank you so much for that.
The Cathedral of St. Barbara, patron saint of miners
This unique work of high and late Gothic architecture symbolises the power and importance of the mining city, which is linked to deposits of silver ore. The cathedral is consecrated to none other than the patron saint of all miners, St. Barbara. Construction of this architectural gem took five hundred long years. The appearance of the monumental cathedral is the work of Matyáš Rejsek and Benedikt Ried.
Ovčárna mountain,from this place, we continue to the Praděd peak (1491 m), we will find this TV transmitter. On the ground floor of the transmitter we will find refreshments and a restaurant, and at the top there is a watchtower open to the public.
Great click! Thank you for sharing.
Thanks Tomas, have a nice day. Regards
cathedral of st. bartholomew
The temple is designed as a hall church with main nave and two side aisles, with four bays and a two-tower bays on the western side. The most valuable decoration of the church is the argillite sculpture of the Pilsner Madonna.
The National Museum of Prague was established in 1818. The museum's collections are located in several buildings, the most beautiful of them is on Wenceslas Square. It is made in the style of neo-Renaissance and resembles a palace. In front of it there are no less beautiful fountains. This 100-meter work of art includes an exposition of the history of Bohemia and Moravia, paleontological and zoological expositions, a collection of minerals and an anthropological collection. Collections of the Museum of Musical Instruments, the Ethnographic Museum and the Museum of Physical Education and Sport are located in other exhibition halls.
Walking down Olomouc's Old Town streets you can enjoy lots of historical monuments. On the left of the picture you can see St. Moritz Church, made in different architectonic styles, from the Gothic to the Renaissance and Baroque to the Neo-Gothic. It also has one of the largest church organs in Europe.
For many, the beauty of Prague is at its peak at nightfall when its castle, bridges and charming buildings are illuminated. Set up in your luxurious coach, let yourself be enchanted by the nocturnal illuminations of the city's attractions.
The Orthodox Church of St. Anne of Righteousness, built in the beginning of the XVIII century. It is located in the heart of Pilsen, near the Republic Square. From 1712 to 1782 the church belonged to the Dominican Monastery. And after its closure here until the beginning of the twentieth century, the premises of the monastery were given to students at the gymnasium and the Philosophy School. and only in 1952 St. Anne's temple passed
stříbrné jezero opava, beautiful nature makes a great place. In Opava, you can choose to swim and take a swim. There are often a lot of people here, and people with dogs are annoying. The water is clean and warm. Rather than swimming, this place is good for a walk.
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@talibecp you are banned form any of my contests from now on! Tomas
In Pilsen I was impressed that there is a lot of houses with beautiful elevation. It's good that old buildings were renovated and we can enjoy looking at them.
Hi, great photo...beautiful. Congratulations @dali-gis!
Very beautiful city, excellent friend, thanks for sharing her regards
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The picture is impeccable with that softness of colors that gives this attractive, excellent photo @czechglobalhosts.
So beautiful