(Translated by Google) A beautiful monument in the center, a popular meeting place. (Original) Красивый памятник в центре, популярное место для встреч.

(Translated by Google) For history This statue of the National Hero is located on Vaclavske namesti avenue between the museum and the Mustek metro station. This is especially for the historical point because it is here that the Chariots of the Warsaw Pact were stationed during the Prague Spring. Very lively with many shops (Original) Pour l'histoire Cette statue du Héros national est situé sur l'avenue Vaclavske namesti entre le musée et la station métro Mustek . C'est surtout pour le point historique car c'est ici que les Chars du pacte de Varsovie étaient stationnés lors du Printemps de Prague. Très animée par de nombreux commerces

Love the Square and Statue 1. There are so many things to do in the Wenceslas square 2. There is the national museum of Prague at the top of the square. 3. There are lots of shops at the sideways of the Wenceslas Square. 4. In the Winter, there is a Christmas market at the middle of the Wenceslas Square, the whole square is filled with Christmas atmosphere, loving it. 5. Very easy to reach, reachable by subway. 6. One of the most gorgeous square in Prague

Nestled in the heart of this renowned square, the astatue is pretty. But it gets crowded a lot

Placed in front of Prague national museum. The square is packed with fast food establishments, stores, hotels... Keep walking straight down the avenue to reach the Astrological clock.

Well designed and located in a central area. Easy to capture a photo and enjoy the area around it. You can enjoy the motioning coffee in the nearby Coffee shops & restaurants. Additionally, you can do some shopping on both sides of the statue and the nearby fashion shops at the other end of the statue. The area in the morning time is a little crowded, however, it is sharing with the lightening at the evening time. I liked it more in the evening.

Very pretty and even more impressive when cover by snow Adding the Christmas market together nothing will go wrong

My first touch with Prague immediately after left Metro and walk to Hotel. Simply, spacious, pretty - great! Here you can find a heart of Prague. Connection with metro, tram's, busses... Everything is here: from traditional food and beer, a lot of shops, to amazing sculpture, museum... It is not possible to skip this place

Lovely street to walk up, during the day or night. We noticed a lot of police enforcement, unsure if this is normal. But loved every moment in Prague

the Saint Wenceslas Statue is a must-see attraction in Prague. Its artistic beauty, historical significance, and central location make it a captivating symbol of Czech identity. Whether you're exploring Wenceslas Square or simply seeking a connection to Czech history and culture, the Saint Wenceslas Statue offers a powerful and memorable experience. The statue itself is a work of art, beautifully crafted and intricately detailed. Depicting Saint Wenceslas, the patron saint of Bohemia, mounted on a majestic horse, it exudes strength, nobility, and reverence. The lifelike representation of the figures and the careful attention to detail make it a captivating sight to behold.

One of the most visited tourist attractions in Prague.

(Translated by Google) An iconic historical monument, a witness to the turning points in our history. (Original) Ikonická historická památka, svědek zlomových okamžiků našich dějin.

Nice place to visit and walking around on the Wenceslas square in the city center of Prague. There are lots of cafeteria's, restaurants, shop's and hotel's.

(Translated by Google) A place where history was written (Original) Místo kde se psaly dějiny

(Translated by Google) Amazing place to take your breath away and the National Museum recently renovated, wonderful! (Original) Úžasné místo až se zbte krásy tají dech a národní muzeum nedávno po rekonstrukci, nádherné!

The Statue of Saint Wenceslas in Prague is a beautiful bronze sculpture standing on a high stone pedestal. It is a popular tourist attraction and a symbol of the city. Saint Wenceslas, the 10th-century Czech monarch, holds a special place in the history and culture of the country.

(Translated by Google) I liked it, especially in the evening and at night. (Original) Понравился, особенно в вечернее и ночное время.

Want a cool night long exposure photo ? Look no further.

(Translated by Google) Imposing monument in the huge and busy Wenceslas Square that houses the National Museum. Many shops, restaurants and all kinds of shops. Obligatory stop for the Prague tourist! 😊 (Original) Imponente monumento en la inmensa y concurrida plaza de Wenceslao que alberga el Museo Nacional. Multitud de tiendas, restaurantes y todo tipo de comercios. Lugar de paso obligado para el turista de Praga! 😊

(Translated by Google) An iconic place, every Praguer met at least once with someone. (Original) Ikonické místo, každý Pražan tu měl minimálně jednou s někým sraz.

(Translated by Google) Beautiful, it was just spoiled by a photo of Havel and a heart made of candles. Damage. (Original) Nádherný, akorát to kazila fotka Havla a srdce ze svíček. Škoda.

(Translated by Google) What are not tourists in Prague, not only a monument, but the whole center is so nicer! (Original) Co nejsou v Praze turisti, tak nejen pomník, ale celé to centrum je takové hezčí!

One of the main places to meet and to see in Prague! Especially if you are interested in history of this beautiful city!))

The best way to be here is through the metro station museum, where red and green lines meet. A picturesque place, the statue of the Saint in the background of the museum and the long street. This is where the 1989 revolution took place to free czech Republic from Soviet ruling. People here are very relaxed, not much traffic rules are maintained, by the humans. When I visited a protest was going on regarding animals and climate. A busy, nice and enjoyable place.

This magnificent monument stands in tribute to Saint Wenceslas. It's an equestrian statue, almost at the apex of the eponymous square, just in front of the National museum. The monument has the saint in military attire and holding a flagstaff in his right hand , while his left holds the reins of his horse. The equestrian statue stands atop a rectangular plinth with four other sculptures at each corner. I had to do a bit of research to figure out who they were, but it's other Czech patron saints depicting Saint Ludmila, Saint Agnes of Bohemia, Saint Prokop, and Saint Adalbert. A monumental sculpture and more so as it stands at the top of a long street. A bit of patience is required to get a clear photo as many people like to use the monument as a place to rest.

Das Wenzelsdenkmal in Prag ist eine ikonische Statue, die sich auf dem Wenzelsplatz befindet. Der Wenzelsplatz ist einer der bekanntesten Plätze in Prag und gilt als historisches und kulturelles Zentrum der Stadt. Das Denkmal wurde im Jahr 1913 zu Ehren von Wenzel IV., dem böhmischen König und späteren Heiligen, errichtet. Die beeindruckende Statue zeigt Wenzel IV. zu Pferde, der in Richtung Osten schaut. Er ist in prächtiger Rüstung gekleidet und hält ein Schwert in der Hand. Die Statue steht auf einem hohen Sockel, auf dem verschiedene Reliefs und Inschriften zu sehen sind, die die Geschichte und Bedeutung von Wenzel IV. für die tschechische Nation darstellen. Das Wenzelsdenkmal ist nicht nur ein beeindruckendes architektonisches Meisterwerk, sondern auch ein Symbol für nationale Identität und Stolz. Es ist ein beliebter Treffpunkt und ein Ort, an dem sich Menschen versammeln, um Veranstaltungen abzuhalten oder Proteste auszudrücken. Das Denkmal hat im Laufe der Jahre viele historische Ereignisse miterlebt, einschließlich politischer Demonstrationen und Feierlichkeiten. Es ist zu einem wichtigen Symbol für Freiheit, Unabhängigkeit und den Kampf um Demokratie geworden. Mit seiner imposanten Präsenz und seiner historischen Bedeutung ist das Wenzelsdenkmal eine der bekanntesten und am meisten fotografierten Sehenswürdigkeiten in Prag. Es ist ein Ort, an dem Touristen und Einheimische gleichermaßen die Geschichte Tschechiens erleben und die Schönheit der Stadt bewundern können.

Very nice & historical place. It's old 200 years. Daily many many tourist coming this place of others country. I enjoy & talking this tourist from others country others language. I am working just near so i enjoy daily two times. Plz visit this place & enjoy.

This is a vibrant place and incredible night life.

Pass through here if going to the Prague national museum. Good view

This is a historical monument and once you come to Prague, it is worth to see once.

Great atmosphere for new years eve..

One of the symbols of the city. The area is totally busy and crowded with people, lots of popular stores and restaurants. The view of the museum is very nice.

Very Central area. In the christmas is even nicer

Beautiful statue but not out of common.

Historical but as other statues and attractions in Praha, it needs a good cleaning.

This historic monument, located in the vibrant Wenceslas Square, is not only a testament to Czech history but also an impressive piece of art. The statue depicts Saint Wenceslas, the patron saint of Bohemia, in a majestic pose, surrounded by other Czech patron saints. It's awe-inspiring to see how the sculptor captured the essence of Czech pride and resilience in this work. The location of the statue adds to its charm, standing at a place that has witnessed many significant events in Czech history. It's a popular spot for both tourists and locals, offering a great opportunity for those interested in Czech history and culture. Visiting this statue also provides a chance to explore the surrounding area, which is bustling with shops, restaurants, and historic buildings. Whether you're a history buff, an art enthusiast, or just someone exploring Prague, the statue of Saint Wenceslas is a must-visit. It's not just a monument; it's a symbol of the Czech spirit and a reminder of the rich history that shapes this beautiful city.

Der Wenzelsplatz in der Mitte von Prag soll die Prachtstraße von Prag sein. Leider ist sie durch die ramschigen Läden an der Seite, dem Alkitreff in der Mitte und vielen vielen Guided-Tours nicht wirklich prächtig. Man will hier nicht lange bleiben, trotz der imposanten Statue des Heiligen Wenzel und dem schönen Nationalmuseum im Hintergrund.

Magnificent statues!

I'd recommend to change the colour to green

Huge square with great statue and lots of best resturants and other shopping centres. Place is always filled with tourists especially in the evenings.

Wenceslas Square is the heart of Prague bustling with trams, taxis and buses. Popular fast food joints such as KFC, McDonalds, Starbucks are nearby.

Loved the visit must be the 4th time we have been to Prague love the place and being near to Christmas makes it more special

Awesome place to hang out with friends. Too wild for kids under 13.

Very nice statue of the founder an brief explanation metal plate should be installed to give more information

Great statue of a Bohemian leader, in front of the National museum.

The Saint Wenceslas statue, square and the Muzeum/Mustek metro stations nearby are probably where your Prague adventure will begin as a tourist, and where you will always find yourself returning. To be honest, to me, it is more iconic than the Old Town Square. The entire square has this slow climb towards the Museum and, coupled with great width, it makes it really majestic to walk on. Its THE center of Prague to be sure - one from which you can find anything you need and go anywhere you want.

Beautiful and important monument But also one of the squares that she will be frequently passing because this is the place the crossroads of metro lines, of bus lines, of tri way lines but also a beautiful pedestrian street.

Famous statue in Wenceslas square. It is surrounded by four other figures on the four sides. It is in front of the Museum. Very popular place.

Wenceslas Square is one of the main city squares and the centre of the business and cultural communities in the New Town of Prague

We loved it. Beautiful Prague 😍

One of the most famous Prague sculptures is the work of Josef Václav Myslbek (1912). The bronze equestrian statue of Prince Wenceslas is surrounded by statues of four Czech saints - St. Ludmila, St. Prokop, St. Agnes and St. Vojtěch. The monument was created in the years 1887-1924. Bronze equestrian statue of St. Václava is 5.5 m tall, height with spear 7.2 m, weight 55 q. The statue is hollow, assembled from casts according to the plaster model. The model for the horse was the military stallion Ardo.

A perfect place to meet up with friends because it's right next to the metro and museum.

Energic and interesting place, good to visit in any time of a day 👌

This statue is part of the historic center of Prague, which happens to be a World Heritage Site. Located at the square with the saint's name, it is dedicated to Bohemia's patron saint. Busy pedestrian traffic, but still this place should be part of your "places to visit" list.

Really interesting square with lots of history. Atmosphere in the square around the statue was buzzing.

Nice Christmas market, shopping district, restaurants etc. Worth the visit, very historic.

Beautiful statue, right in front of the national museum. We went at night and the ambience was great. The view was spectacular.

(Translated by Google) Famous meeting place "at the horse". On the opposite side is the New Yorker (Original) Известное место встречи "у коня". На противоположной стороне находится New Yorker

Very nice piece of Czech history, placed in the top of Wenceslav Square ,and the most famous statue in Czechia .

(Translated by Google) The square was beautifully decorated for the new year. Delicious honey mulled wine at the fair) (Original) Красиво украсили площадь под новый год. Очень вкусный медовый глинтвейн на ярмарке)

(Translated by Google) Completely without people, empty space. (Original) Úplně bez lidí, pusto prázdno.

(Translated by Google) Splendor (Original) Nádhera

(Translated by Google) Okay (Original) Fajn

(Translated by Google) Beautiful place (Original) Krásné místo

(Translated by Google) Excellent (Original) Vynikajicí

(Translated by Google) The monument is on Wenceslas Square He is a witness to many meetings. We will meet under the tail. St. Wenceslas, Duke of the Czech lands, experienced many historical motives of the Czech nation. (Original) Pomník je na Václavském náměstí JE svědkem mnoha setkání.Sejdeme se pod ocasem.Sv.Václav vévoda české země zažil mnoho historických pohnutek českého národa.

(Translated by Google) Super (Original) Супер

(Translated by Google) My horse (Original) Můj kůň

Looks great and there are also many restaurants around to visit.

The finest details have been captured in these statues , the pain and struggle is etched into the faces ..

The park/square is full of activity. Great shopping and there was a street food market when we were there (like Christmas market in Germany)

Amazing buth i thing at night is better

Historical and important statue. Traditional place for meeting. If the Czech people will tell you, we will meet under the tale, you will meet them under the statue.

Huge statue of St. Vaclav, symbol of Prague. Many people meets there. Be careful of your pockets!

It's just a statue in a part of town that is a bit grim. Wenceslas Square has some beautiful buildings when you stop and look, but the retail stores give it an Oxford Street in London vibe.

What a historic location to visit, one of many to tick off in Prague.

Nice area with lots of shops and restaurants, the city is really a sight to see

really beautiful place. The best sunset i have ever witnessed! I just enjoyed walking around the shops but i did not buy anything.

(Translated by Google) Story (Original) История

Great sunset view having dinner out on the pavement at Tarquino's. Best pizza in Prague with Italian ice-cream for desert. Coffee and a limoncello to top it all off. Lovely, friendly staff. Blissful end to a long day of walking.

Very big statue of one of the most important historically people of Czech Republic. It is really very colosal and looks really nice. People often use to take photos here. It is not far from very important building. Must be place in Prague. I also took couple of them and I recommend it to everybody ;)

Close to new city centre of Prague. Fascinating

(Translated by Google) Stand in front of the National Museum on the edge of the square (Original) 広場の端、国立博物館の前に立ちます

(Translated by Google) One of the most characteristic places in the center of Prague. The statue of Vaclav is the beginning of Vaclav's Namiesti extending all the way to Vaclav Square. It is also a place bustling with life around the clock. Worth a visit. (Original) Jedno z najbardziej charakterystycznych miejsc w centrum Pragi. Pomnik Vaclava jest zaczątkiem Vaclavskiego Namiesti ciagnacego się aż do placu Vaclava. To również miejsce tętniące życiem całą dobę. Warte zdecydowanie odwiedzenia.

(Translated by Google) A beautiful place in the center of the capital of the Czech Republic!) Monument to the man who did a lot of good for the people of the Czech Republic, and the Czech Republic in particular !!! Saint Wenceslas on horseback, very beautiful !!! There are many small shops around, which are traded by representatives of Asian or Vietnamese peoples, currency exchangers and coffee shops, prices for everything are the same as in the center of the capital) If you need to change dollars or euros, and you find an exchanger with a very low rate, DO NOT FOLLOW. There are normal exchangers within a radius of 100 meters !!! (Original) Красивое место ,в центре столицы Чешской Республики !) Памятник человеку который сделал очень много хорошего для народа Чешской Республики , и Чешской Республики в частности !!! Святой Вацлав на коне ,очень красиво !!! Вокруг много лавок мелачёвки, которой торгуют представители азиатских или вьетнамских народов ,обменника валют и кофеен ,цены на всё как в центре столицы ) Если вам нужно поменять доллары или евро ,и вы нашли обменник с очень низким курсом ,НЕ ВЕДИТЕСЬ , В радиусе 100 метров от него есть нормальные обменники !!!

(Translated by Google) Splendor (Original) Nádhera

(Translated by Google) Splendor. And the beautifully lit National Museum. (Original) Nádhera. A krásně nasvícené Národní muzeum.

(Translated by Google) A monument like a monument, but it could be surrounded with something more pleasant than concrete. (Original) Pomnik jak pomnik, ale przydałoby się otoczyć go czymś przyjemniejszym, niż beton.

(Translated by Google) A beautiful and majestic monument is located on the square of the same name opposite the National Museum ... It is dedicated to Prince Wenceslas I. He introduced Christianity to the Czech Republic, was declared a saint and patron of the Czech lands. Мислбек-. (Original) Красив и величествен паметник намира се на едноименния площад срещу Националния музей... Посветен е на Княз Вацлав I .Той въвежда християнство в Чехия ,обявен е за светец и покровител на чешките земи.. Статуята е проектирана от Дж. Мислбек-.

Iconic, historical figure and modern day landmark at the crossrads of Prague's 3 metro lines. A classic place to meet!

(Translated by Google) There is a meeting (Original) Stoji tam porad 😀

(Translated by Google) Mandatory stop in Prague (Original) Povinna zastávka v Prahe

(Translated by Google) The monument beautifully towers over the square, which is impressive especially when you have to walk through it completely with your luggage;) The length is really surprising. (Original) Pomnik pięknie góruje nad placem, który robi wrażenie zwłaszcza kiedy trzeba go przejść w całości z bagażami;) Długość jest naprawdę zaskakująca.

(Translated by Google) Beautiful historical monument. (Original) Krásná historická památka.

(Translated by Google) Demonstration.parade (Original) Demonstrace.paráda

(Translated by Google) Super mistecko (Original) Super mistecko

(Translated by Google) Nice (Original) Pěkný

(Translated by Google) Wenceslas Square (Czech: Václavské náměstí) is located in the new part of Prague (Nové Město). It is named after St. Wenceslas, patron saint of the Czech Republic. Its medieval name was Koňský trh, named after St. Wenceslas in 1848. The square has been the scene of many historical events, as Prague traditionally holds its celebrations, demonstrations and demonstrations here. It was here that Jan Palach and Jan Zajíc, who protested against the defeat of the Prague Spring, set themselves on fire, and here were the largest rallies during the Velvet Revolution. The shape of Wenceslas Square is more like a wide boulevard than a traditional square. Rectangular with a longer side of 750 meters and a shorter side of 60 meters. [1] The space is 45 thousand square meters. The square rises in a south-easterly direction towards the National Museum, built in the neoclassical style. In this square we can see a statue of Prince Wenceslas sitting on a horse, surrounded by the figures of the four Czech patron saints: Ludmilla, Agnes, Adalbert, and Prokop. The monument is a symbol of Czech statehood. One of the best-known sculptures in Prague, on which its creator worked for twenty years while gaining its present form. The creator lived in Prague between 1848 and 1922. With this goodness he lived there for most of his life. He is one of the most prominent figures in Czech sculpture. He was a teacher at the College of Fine Arts from 1896 to 1919. In addition to this large-scale monument, he also created portraits, wells, and several monuments. His works mostly reflect monumental realism. The statue of St. Adalbert on the pedestal was not inaugurated until 1924. (Original) A Vencel tér (csehül: Václavské náměstí) Prága új városrészében (Nové Město) található. Névadója, Szent Vencel Csehország patrónus szentje. Középkori neve Lóvásár tér (Koňský trh) volt, Szent Vencelről 1848-ban nevezték el. A tér számos történelmi esemény színhelye volt, ugyanis a prágaiak hagyományosan itt tartják ünnepeiket, tüntetéseiket és demonstrációikat. Itt gyújtotta fel magát a prágai tavasz leverése ellen tiltakozó Jan Palach és Jan Zajíc, és itt voltak a legnagyobb tömeggyűlések a bársonyos forradalom idején. A Vencel tér formája inkább egy széles sugárútra hasonlít, mint egy hagyományos térre. Téglalap alakú, hosszabbik oldala 750 méter, a rövidebbik 60 méter.[1] A tér 45 ezer négyzetméter alapterületű. A tér délkeleti irányba, a neoklasszicista stílusban épült nemzeti múzeum felé emelkedik. Ezen a téren láthatjuk Vencel fejedelmet ábrázoló szobrát lovon ülve, körülötte a négy cseh védőszent alakja : Ludmilla, Ágnes, Adalbert, és Prokop. Az emlékmű a cseh államiság jelképe. Az egyik legismertebb prágai szobor, melyen alkotója húsz éven át dolgozott, míg elnyerte mai formáját. Az alkotó 1848 és 1922 között élt Prágában. Ezzel jószerével élete nagy részén ott élt. A cseh szobrászat egyik legkiemelkedőbb alakja. Tanára volt a Képzőművészeti Főiskolának 1896 és 1919 között. Ezen a nagyszabású emlékművön kívül még portrékat, kutakat, és több emlékművet alkotott. Művei többnyire monumentális realizmust tükröznek. A talapzaton álló Szent Adalbert szobrát csak 1924-ben avatták.

(Translated by Google) Nice (Original) Hezké