Step Into History
Walk Prague in 1370
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Step Into History · City walk
Charles IV's Prague, 1370
Prague in 1370 is the imperial capital in the midst of Charles IV's building programme: a new stone bridge climbs across the Vltava, St. Vitus's choir rises at the Castle under Parler's workshop, and the vast New Town spreads with markets and colleges. The walk follows river, market and royal route from the city's approach across the water to the terraces of Hradčany, showing civic bustle, craftsmen at work and the skeletons of great Gothic projects.
36 scenes — 22 streets, squares and views, 14 interiors to step inside. Planned from the Wikipedia record of Prague as it stood in 1370 (“History of Prague”).
The route, scene by scene
- 1. Prague from Vyšehrad
- 2. Vyšehrad Fortress
- ↳ Vyšehrad Basilica Nave · interior
- 3. South Bank Quay
- 4. Stone Bridge Approach
- 5. Bridge Midspan
- ↳ Stone Pier Stonemasons' Bay · interior
- 6. Old Town Bridge Tower
- ↳ Old Town Gate Chamber · interior
- 7. Lesser Town Bridge Tower
- ↳ Lesser Town Gate Hall · interior
- 8. Malá Strana Quay
- 9. Bridge Midpoint View
- ↳ Masons' Lodge on the Bridge · interior
- 10. Lesser Town Square
- 11. St. Nicholas, Malá Strana
- 12. Celetná Street
- 13. Old Town Square
- ↳ Meat Market Hall · interior
- 14. Old Town Hall
- ↳ Old Town Council Chamber · interior
- 15. Church of our Lady before Týn
- ↳ Nave of Týn Church · interior
- 16. Carolinum, University
- ↳ Carolinum Great Hall · interior
- 17. Jewish Quarter
- ↳ Prayer Hall, Old New Synagogue · interior
- 18. Horse Market (Koňský trh)
- 19. Charles's Great Square
- 20. New Town Craft Streets
- ↳ New Town Masons' Lodge · interior
- 21. St. Vitus Construction
- ↳ Chevet of St Vitus · interior
- ↳ Wenceslas Chapel · interior
- 22. Hradčany Terrace View
- ↳ Castle Royal Hall · interior