Commemorating the First Anniversary of Czech Travel (Part 1)

Last year, I went to Europe for a week to attend the company's best performance peak overseas conference. I invited a couple of colleagues and extended our stay for a few days to visit the Czech Republic. Collected some photos to commemorate the first anniversary of Czech travel (Part 1).

I always thought I only knew work and did not like traveling. Only later did I realize that I hadn't found the right place — the Czech Republic, a place where people don't want to leave once they come, and always want to return.

On the afternoon of our arrival, we first went to Café Imperial in Prague, known as one of the most beautiful cafes in the world. The building itself, from 1914, is a UNESCO-protected historical structure and has also been selected as one of the most luxurious hotels in the Czech Republic.

In the evening, we strolled through the square in front of the Týn Church, with the beautiful and mysterious Astronomical Clock and colorful fairy-tale-like buildings.

I highly recommend this hotel, U Prince Hotel, located in the Old Town Square, very convenient.

My favorite was its rooftop terrace restaurant, offering a panoramic view of the beautiful golden city.

The basement of the hotel is the award-winning Black Angel Bar. On the day we went, the pianist we encountered was excellent, and we were fortunate to meet a local Czech young entrepreneur who was a Forbes 30 Under 30 awardee. He not only spoke fluent English but also Chinese.

Even if you have never been to Prague, you must have heard of Charles Bridge. It is magnificent and intoxicating.

The Vltava River flows through Prague slowly, like playing a long-unheard tune.

Under the sunlight, every snapshot is a beautiful view.

Recommended by my artist colleague Claire, we visited the exhibition hall of Mucha, the most famous national treasure painter of the Czech Republic, and experienced his extremely aesthetic and fluid Art Nouveau curves. It is no exaggeration to say that Mucha's works have influenced all fields of art to this day, including the popular Shanghai calendar posters before liberation and the sweet female images in Japanese manga.

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Travelogue Directory:

1. Café Imperial

2. Týn Church

3. U Prince Hotel

4. Black Angel Bar

5. Charles Bridge

6. Vltava River

7. Beautiful under the Sun

8. Mucha Exhibition

9. Traditional Prague Snacks

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