Prague is the capital of the Czech Republic, located on the Moldova River. It has a population of 1.2 million in the city and 1.9 million in the metropolitan area, making it the largest city in the country. Prague has a long history, first as the capital of Bohemia and later Czechoslovakia. During the 18th and 19th centuries, Prague experienced economic growth and development. Many historic buildings and monuments were constructed, including the National Museum and State Theatre. Some of Prague's most famous landmarks are the Astronomical Clock, Old Town Square, Charles Bridge, and the Municipal House.

1. PRAGUE

2. Prague
History
Monuments

3. PRAGUE
Praga is the
capital of the
Czech Republic.
Before, Prague
was the capital
of the Kingdom
of Bohemia and
Czechoslovakia
. Prague is the
capital of
Bohemia too.

4. PRAGUE
 Prague is at the
border of the
river Moldova .
There live 1,2
people, Prague is
the most
populous city in
the country. Its
metropolitan area
has 1,9 million.

5. This is the flag

6. This is the shield

7. HISTORY
 In centuries XVIII
and XIX Prague
was in a economic
growth. The city
was devenloped
quickly.
 During the Austro-
Hungarian
domination, in
Prague were built
the National
Museum, the State
Theatre and
Rudolfinum.

8. HISTORY
 In 1918 after the
First World War,
Czechoslovakia was
founded and the
new president
Tomàs Masaryk
became Prague the
seat of the
government and
the capital of the
Baroque.

9. MONUMENTS
 THE ASTRONOMICAL CLOCK:
The astronomical clock,
in Praga, is the most
famous clock in the
world.
 OLD TOWN SQUARE:
Old Town Square was the
center of public life in the
city from the Middle
Ages.

11. MONUMENTS
THE CHARLES BRIDGE:
The Charles Bridge is the most famous
monument in Prague. It has more than
500 meters, and more than 30 statues.
THE GUNPOWDER TOWER:
The Gunpowder tower is a dark black, gotic
tower in the access of the Old City. It is
the most famous tower in Prague.

13. MONUMENTS
 THE MUNICIPAL HOUSE
CLEMENTINUM:
Is the second bigger
complex architectural.

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