This blog shows my collection of postcards from around the world. It's viewing the world through postcards.
Showing posts with label Czech Republic. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Czech Republic. Show all posts
Thursday, August 11, 2011
Olomouc according to radim is the most important city in Czech Republic. This card shows the town hall (renaissance building) and infront of it the Unesco World Heritage Column of the Holy Trinity. The card also shows ypu the coat of arms of the different cities of Czech Republic.
Labels:
buildings,
Czech Republic,
monuments,
World Heritage Sites
Friday, January 28, 2011
Czech Republic
This postcard shows a typical winter scene. The Czech Republic is circled by mountains, where skiing is popular. The mountain on the right in the picture is the highest point of Czechia called snezka (snowie)
Labels:
Czech Republic,
mountains,
snow,
trees
Czech Republic
This postcard shows the bridge in Prague under which the Vltava river flows. It shows the bridge in winter time when it is covered in snow.
Labels:
buildings,
Czech Republic,
snow,
statues
Prague
This is a wonderful view of the capital of Czech Republic Prague. It contains many buildings of Gothic and Baroc styles which are preserved. Above the city on the hill is the royal castle and the river Vltava divides the city into two.
Labels:
bridges,
cityviews,
Czech Republic
Czech Republic
This is the first of five postcards received from the Czech Republic. They were sent by Roman and his family and came in an envelope as well as a fifty dollar Czech banknote and some coins. Roman and his family also swaps currencies.
Roman writes that this is a wooden church built in 1563 which is situated in his home town. This church as changed denominations several times from Roman Catholic to Lutheran Protestant and back. It is still being used and that's where Roman and his wife got married in 1995.
Thanks Roman and family!!
Labels:
churches,
Czech Republic
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