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New Town (Nove Mesto)

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A selection of pictures of the New Town (Nove Mesto), the area around the Wenceslas and Charles squares. This quarter which was founded in 1348 by Charles IV is twice as large as the Old Town and was inhabited by artisans. In the 19th century most old buildings were demolished and new ones were built.

01 Ginger and Fred building at sunset
02 Ginger and Fred building at sunset
03 Ginger and Fred building at sunset
04 Masarykovo street at sunset
01 Ginger and Fred building at sunset
02 Ginger and Fred building at sunset
03 Ginger and Fred building at sunset
04 Masarykovo street at sunset
05 Building along Masarykovo street
06 Masarykovo street
07 National theatre
08 National theatre
05 Building along Masarykovo street
06 Masarykovo street
07 National theatre
08 National theatre
09 National theatre roof
10 Na Prikope street and pedestrian area
11 Wenceslas square with Koruna building
12 Koruna (Crown) building
09 National theatre roof
10 Na Prikope street and pedestrian area
11 Wenceslas square with Koruna building
12 Koruna (Crown) building
13 Advertising flags along Koruna building
14 Fast food stall in Wenceslas square
15 Pedestrian area
16 National museum
13 Advertising flags along Koruna building
14 Fast food stall in Wenceslas square
15 Pedestrian area
16 National museum
17 Hotel Europa and Hotel Meran
18 Wenceslas square
17 Hotel Europa and Hotel Meran
18 Wenceslas square
Other Prague galleries:  Old Town and Jewish Quarter  ▪  Old Town Square  ▪  Prague Castle and Hradcany area  ▪  Mala Strana and Left Bank  ▪  Vltava River and Bridges  ▪  Modern Prague  ▪  Panoramas and Views  ▪  Prague by Night
Categories:  Neo classical architecture  ▪  City centres
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