Nerudova Street - Prague, Czech Republic - Picture Perfect Postcards on Waymarking.com

In this place, the street broadens and branches. On the right, it leads into Úvoz Street; on the left, behind the statue of St John Nepomuk, it continues past a street with the current name Ke Hradu (To the Castle). The latter constitutes the final section of the royal route, rising steeply as far as Prague Castle (for a view from the opposite direction, see picture 3). It was broken out of the rock in 1663. The house U Trí cervených krížku (The Three Little Red Crosses), No. 226, abuts on the low wall of the street Ke Hradu. The picturesque shape of the western part of the house is determined by the terrain and by the angle contained by the axes of both streets.

Physical Address: Nerudova Street Prague, Czech Republic Description of Postcard Location: A view of the highest part of Nerudova Street Related Web Site: Not listed Parking Coordinates: Not Listed

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