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Obchodní akademie a Strední odborná škola, gen. F. Fajtla, Louny, p.o. Osvoboditelu 380, Louny Obchodní akademie a Strední odborná škola, gen. F. Fajtla, Louny, p.o. Osvoboditelu 380, Louny Obchodní akademie a Strední odborná škola, gen. F. Fajtla, Louny, p.o. Osvoboditelu 380, Louny Obchodní akademie a Strední odborná škola, gen. F. Fajtla, Louny, p.o. Osvoboditelu 380, Louny Obchodní akademie a Strední odborná škola, gen. F. Fajtla, Louny, p.o. Osvoboditelu 380, Louny
Císlo projektu CZ.1.07/1.5.00/34.0644 Císlo sady Císlo sady 32 32 Císlo DUM  11
Predmet Anglický jazyk Anglický jazyk Anglický jazyk Anglický jazyk Anglický jazyk Anglický jazyk Anglický jazyk
Tematický okruh Cizojazycné reálie Cizojazycné reálie Cizojazycné reálie Cizojazycné reálie Cizojazycné reálie Cizojazycné reálie Cizojazycné reálie
Název materiálu Historical Prague Historical Prague Historical Prague Historical Prague Historical Prague Historical Prague Historical Prague
Autor Mgr. Iris Kernerová Mgr. Iris Kernerová Mgr. Iris Kernerová Mgr. Iris Kernerová Mgr. Iris Kernerová Mgr. Iris Kernerová Mgr. Iris Kernerová
Datum tvorby Duben 2014 Rocník Rocník Rocník tretí tretí tretí
Anotace Historické památky v Praze.     Anotace Historické památky v Praze.     Anotace Historické památky v Praze.     Anotace Historické památky v Praze.     Anotace Historické památky v Praze.     Anotace Historické památky v Praze.     Anotace Historické památky v Praze.     Anotace Historické památky v Praze.    
Metodický pokyn Strucný prehled historie mesta, fotografie a strucný popis historických míst. Na záver otázky jako test pozornosti.   Metodický pokyn Strucný prehled historie mesta, fotografie a strucný popis historických míst. Na záver otázky jako test pozornosti.   Metodický pokyn Strucný prehled historie mesta, fotografie a strucný popis historických míst. Na záver otázky jako test pozornosti.   Metodický pokyn Strucný prehled historie mesta, fotografie a strucný popis historických míst. Na záver otázky jako test pozornosti.   Metodický pokyn Strucný prehled historie mesta, fotografie a strucný popis historických míst. Na záver otázky jako test pozornosti.   Metodický pokyn Strucný prehled historie mesta, fotografie a strucný popis historických míst. Na záver otázky jako test pozornosti.   Metodický pokyn Strucný prehled historie mesta, fotografie a strucný popis historických míst. Na záver otázky jako test pozornosti.   Metodický pokyn Strucný prehled historie mesta, fotografie a strucný popis historických míst. Na záver otázky jako test pozornosti.  
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Historical Prague
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The Capital
  • Prague is the capital of the Czech Republic. It
    is situated in central Bohemia on both banks of
    the Vltava River. It has about 1.200.000
    inhabitants. It is the centre of government,
    economics and culture.
  • Prague is sometimes called Prague of Hundred
    Spires, Golden Prague, Mother of Cities. May
    be it is because of its numerous historical
    monuments of all periods and its church towers
    and domes.
  • It has been the capital of the country since
    1918. Since very long ago, Prague has been a very
    important political and social centre where the
    history of not only the Czech lands but of the
    whole Europe was made. 1992 - it was put on the
    UNESCO world cultural heritage list.

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The History
  • The city was founded by the Slavs who built a
    market on a crossroads of the trade routes near a
    ford over the Vltava River. It became a seat of
    Premyslid Princes and Czech kings and later Roman
    Emperors. With the king Charles IV the Golden Age
    of the city came - Prague was the biggest city on
    the continent at that time. During the Thirty
    Years War the town was plundered (1618-1948). In
    1942 the Reichprotektor Reinhard Heydrich was
    assassinated. The end of WWII came on the 8th May
    1945. The Prague Spring in 1968 was a year of
    political relief, which was soon interrupted by
    the Soviet invasion. The Velvet Revolution in
    1989 ended the communism.

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Vyšehrad Castle
  • Historical fort built in the 10th century on a
    hill over the Vltava River. According to a legend
    the location of the first settlement which later
    became Prague.

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National Theatre
  • This beautiful building in Neo-Renaissance style
    was built twice from money collected by people
    all around the country.
  • It was finished in 1881 for the first time, but
    in just two months it was destroyed by a
    devastating fire.
  • In 1883 it was reopened. Inside it was decorated
    by the best artists, for example Mikoláš Aleš.

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Old Town Square
  • Is surrounded with many beautiful houses built in
    different styles of architecture with Master Jan
    Hus Monument in the middle, the Tyne Church, St
    Nicolas Church and Kinsky Palace.

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Old Town HallAstronomical Clock
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  • The Prague Orloj is the most famous place in Old
    Town square visited on the hour by many tourists
    to see the four figures set in motion, with Death
    (represented by a skeleton) striking the time and
    a presentation of the statues of twelve Apostles.

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Charles Bridge
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  • Is the most famous of the fifteen Prague bridges.
    It was built by Charles IV in gothic style in
    1357. There are baroque statues and on both ends
    there is a tower.
  • According to a legend eggs were added in to the
    mortar during the bridge construction.

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Lesser Town
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  • It is a place below the Castle. Narrow, crooked
    streets, beautiful houses, palaces, gardens,
    numerous little beer houses, wine cellars and
    pubs are typical for this part of Prague.

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Nerudova Street
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  • The Street is named after famous writer Jan
    Neruda, who was born, lived and wrote about
    Lesser Town. It will take you up the hill to the
    Castle Square.
  • There are many beautiful houses, some even with
    signs on their facades.

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Prague Castle
  • It is a block of palaces, administrative and
    religious buildings, fortresses and houses from
    all periods of history. In the past centuries, it
    was the seat of Czech princes and kings, and
    since 1918 it has been the seat of the president.

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St Vitus Cathedral
  • The biggest and most important cathedral in the
    country dominates the whole complex of Prague
    Castle.
  • It was founded in 1344 by Charles IV and finished
    in 1929.

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St Wenceslas ChapelThe Crown Jewels
  • The nicest chapel inside the St Vitus Cathedral
    is decorated with semi-precious stones, there are
    paintings about the life of St Wenceslas and his
    statue.
  • A small door with seven locks leads to Crown
    Chamber with the Czech Crown Jewels (Crown of
    Saint Wenceslas, the royal orb and the sceptre).

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St George Church
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  • The oldest religious site at the Castle is the
    best preserved Romanesque building in the whole
    country. The basilica was founded by Vratislavus
    I of Bohemia in 920. It is dedicated to Saint
    George.

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Golden Lane
  • According to a legend, alchemists lived and
    worked in 16th century here. However, these
    houses were homes of the gunners of Emperor
    Rudolph II.
  • Franz Kafka, Czech-Jewish writer used to write in
    the little blue house no. 22 for two years.

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The Royal Garden
  • Annes Summer Palace called Belvedere is a
    beautiful Renaissance building built for Anna,
    the wife of the Hapsburg ruler Ferdinand I in
    16th century.
  • This garden was the first European home of
    tulips, which were brought here from Turkey. And
    from here they spread to the rest of the
    continent including the Netherlands.

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Questions
  • Answer the questions
  • 1. Where is Prague situated?
  • 2. Who was it founded by?
  • 3. When was Prague the biggest city on the
    continent?
  • 4. What are the nicknames of Prague?
  • 5. Since when has Prague Castle been the seat of
    Czech presidents?
  • 6. Where are the Crown Jewels kept?
  • 7. How many bridges crossing the Vltava river are
    there in Prague?
  • 8. Which two writers are mentioned here?

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Answers
  • Solutions
  • Where is Prague situated?
  • It is situated in central Bohemia on both banks
    of the Vltava River.
  • 2. Who was it founded by?
  • The city was founded by the Slavs who built a
    market on a crossroads of the trade routes near a
    ford over the Vltava River.
  • 3. When was Prague the biggest city on the
    continent?
  • With the king Charles IV the Golden Age of the
    city came - Prague was the biggest city on the
    continent at that time.
  • 4. What are the nicknames of Prague?
  • Prague of Hundred Spires, Golden Prague,
    Mother of Cities

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Answers
  • Solutions
  • 5. Since when has Prague Castle been the seat of
    Czech presidents?
  • Since 1918
  • 6. Where are the Crown Jewels kept?
  • Behind a small door with seven locks in St
    Wenceslas Chapel inside the St Vitus Cathedral
  • 7. How many bridges crossing the Vltava river are
    there in Prague?
  • Fifteen
  • 8. Which two writers are mentioned here?
  • Jan Neruda, Franz Kafka

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Zdroje obrázku
  • Obr. 1-2 Vlastní tvorba
  • Obr. 3 ZÖRNER, Patrick-Emil. Wikimedia Commons.
    Wikimedia Commons online. 2005-09-20. cit.
    2014-04-01. Dostupné z http//commons.wikimedia.
    org/wiki/FilePraha_2005-09-20_nC3A1rodnC3AD_d
    ivadlo.jpg
  • Obr. 4-14 Vlastní tvorba
  • Obr. 15 SAUBER, Wolfgang. Wikimedia Commons.
    Wikimedia Commons online. 2010-06-04. cit.
    2014-04-01. Dostupné z http//commons.wikimedia.
    org/wiki/FileMala_Strana_-_Nerudagasse.jpg
  • Obr. 16-25 Vlastní tvorba
  • Obr. 26 Lamprus. Wikipedia The Free Encyclopedia.
    Wikipedia The Free Encyclopedia online.
    2011-02-27. cit. 2014-04-01. Dostupné z
    http//en.wikipedia.org/wiki/FileCzech_crown_jewe
    ls.jpg
  • Obr. 27 SAUBER, Wolfgang. Wikimedia Commons.
    Wikimedia Commons online. 2010-06-04. cit.
    2014-04-01. Dostupné z http//commons.wikimedia.
    org/wiki/FileBC3B6hmen_Reichskleinodien_-_Krone
    _1.jpg

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Zdroje obrázku
  • Obr. 28-29 Vlastní tvorba
  • Obr. 30 PRAZAK. Wikimedia Commons. Wikimedia
    Commons online. 2006-07-27. cit. 2014-04-01.
    Dostupné z http//commons.wikimedia.org/wiki/File
    Bazilika_SvatC3A9ho_JiC599C3AD.jpg
  • Obr.31 M R A Z, Maros. Wikimedia Commons.
    Wikimedia Commons online. 2005-07. cit.
    2014-04-01. Dostupné z http//commons.wikimedia.
    org/wiki/FilePrague_-_Zlata_ulicka.jpg
  • Obr. 32 Vlastní tvorba
  • Obr. 33 BLAHA, Karen. Wikimedia Commons.
    Wikimedia Commons online. 2008-07-05. cit.
    2014-04-01. Dostupné z http//commons.wikimedia.
    org/wiki/FilePraC5BEskC3BD_hrad,_LetohrC3A1
    dek_krC3A1lovny_Anny_02.jpg
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