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Prague - New Town - Nove Mesto - Wenceslas Square - Czech Republic :

Prague New Town -- The last of Prague's towns that closed the medieval development of Prague. Founded in 1348 by Charles IV as a hygienic, wide open and fire proof district, was actually fully built-up in the 19-th century. Old and New Towns meet along the Narodni trida, Na prikope and Revolucni streets. In the east it is bordered by the Wilsonova street and in the south it reaches all the way down to Vysehrad.

Wenceslas Square - Wenceslas Square in Prague is a vibrant area of hotels, apartments, restaurants, bars, clubs and shops. Wenceslas Square (Vaclavske Namesti) is one of two main squares in the city centre (the Old Town Square is the other, 5 minutes walk away), and as such is a very popular place to stay.Visitors are drawn to the nightlife and entertainment all around, plus the international shops which make this Prague's main shopping area.

Prague Wenceslas Square offers easy walking access to all Prague's sights & attractions. From here you can reach anywhere in the city centre.The 750m long and 60m wide boulevard that makes up Wenceslas Square was laid out over 600 years ago during the reign of Charles IV. It was originally used as the main Prague horse market.

Over the years the Wenceslas square has been a regular parade ground for all kinds of organisations and political parties in Prague. From anti-communist uprisings to celebrations of national sporting achievements, this is where Czech's come to let off steam. Wenceslas Square comfortably holds up to 400,000 people!At the top of Wenceslas Square, the statue of St. Wenceslas on his horse cuts a striking figure. This is good King Wenceslas (Vaclav), murdered over a thousand years ago by his brother, and now a Czech national hero. In front of St. Wenceslas are two plaques in memory of those killed during the Communist era. One is dedicated to Jan Palach, a 20-year old student who set himself on fire in January 1969, in protest at the Soviet invasion.Behind St. Wenceslas is the monumental National Museum, and just off to the left is the Prague State Opera.

National Theatre - standing proudly on the banks of the Vltava in Prague, topped by a crown of gold and with sculptures of stallions, it is the symbol of the 19-th century Czech nationalism. It took 20 years to persuade the general public, collect the money and begin the construction, then 13 years to build it (1868 - 1881). Just days before the first performance it was destroyed by a fire and after a fast reconstructun was finally opened in 1883 with a gala performance of Smetana's opera "Libuse".

Municipal House - a masterpiece of stained glass, coloured mosaics, tiled murals and gold trimmings (1905 - 11). The building became a symbol of the aspirations of the new republic. It was here that the newly independent state of Czechoslovakia was officially signed in 1918.

Sate Opera - built in Viennese style in 1888 by architects Fellner and Helmer.

New Town Hall - dates back to the 14th century. It was from here that several Catholic councillors were pitched out from an upstairs windov in 1419.

Time zone -- GMT + 1 (GMT + 2 from last Sunday in March to last Sunday in October)

Currency -- Koruna (CZK) or Crown = 100 haler. Notes are in denominations of CZK5000, 2000, 1000, 500, 200, 100, 50 and 20. Coins are in denominations of CZK50, 20, 10, 5, 2 and 1, and 50, 20 and 10 hellers.

Language -- The official language is Czech. English, German and Russian are also spoken.

Electricity -- Generally 220 volts AC, 50Hz. Most major hotels have standard international two-pin razor plugs.

Air Connections -- Prague is served by Ruzyně International Airport, the biggest airport in the Czech Republic and one of the busiest and the most modern in Central and Eastern Europe. It is the hub of the flag carrier, Czech Airlines and of the low-cost airlines SkyEurope and Smart Wings operating throughout Europe.

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3 Popular Hotels in Central Nove Mesto Prague near the Wenceslas Square :

Hotel Sovereign - ( Hotel located near the Wenceslas Square in Prague Cz )

This is a true boutique-style hotel - luxuriously furnished and with great charm and character, located right in the heart of Prague, next to Wenceslas Square.

Euroagentur Hotel Down Town - ( Hotel near the Wenceslas Square Prague )

Centrally located hotel in the vicinity of the Wenceslas Square is operated in the category of 4 stars and offers its guests the maximum comfort in our fully air-conditioned stylishly furnished rooms.

Eurostars Thalia - ( Hotel located near the Prague New Town Wenceslas Sq )

The Eurostars Thalia is a five-star hotel in the city centre, only 5 minutes from some of the main attractions, such as Charles Bridge and Wenceslas Square.

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