an authentic cafe in old tram cars, on Vaclav Square
Nove Mesto is the new town (as opposed to Stare Mesto, the old town), never mind it was established first in 1348. It runs from Republic Square south, via Vaclav Square – the most central place in Prague, perhaps – and further along the Vltava river, which is an especially attractive area when it comes to late19th and early 20th Century architecture.
connected buildings along an avenue in Nove Mesto
building decorated with stucco and frescoes
the National Museum at the far end of Vaclav Square
another building along the square
one of the many hotels on the square
with its decoration
and this building, U Novaku, it extensively painted
detail of the painting, early 20th C, I guess
just another apartment building, in the sun, against a threatening sky
one of the buildings along the Vltava river
same building, top floor mosaic
same building, window and balcony decoration
there was something with bare-breasted women and decorating buildings
or how about a baby?
another one along the embankment
