The Torre de la Pólvora marks the border between the old and modern areas of the city. It was built in the XNUMXth century. You have all the information in: «Prague tourist guide«.

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Václav Havel Prague Airport
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Czech motorways and the speed limit
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Church of St. Nicholas in the Old Town Square, Prague
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Prague Castle, the largest in the world
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Spanish Synagogue in the Jewish Quarter of Prague
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Wenceslas Square, the longest in Prague
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Prague tourist map
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Prague Old Town Square
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Landscape of the historical center of Prague
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Beer, the Czech's favorite drink
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