Historical Prague along Vltava River, Czechia - Timelapse Video
Prague, the capital city of Czechia (Czech Republic), is considered one of the most beautiful cities in the world and rightly so. Praha has a wonderful mix of different historical architectural styles from Gothic, Baroque, Renaissance, Rococo, Classicism up to today's modern style. City's setting along #Vltava river surrounded by different hills makes it for lovely location to explore from the river bank or higher grounds.
This timelapse covers UNESCO heritage area with iconic Charles bridge and its towers, Prague castle, thanks to its hillsite location is visible nearly from anywhere in the old town. Explore and enjoy this beautiful city through this timelapse.
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VLTAVA RIVER BOAT TRIP - Prague (4K)
Historical Vltava River Cruise in Prague, Czech Republic. This trip gives you chance to see Old Prague from different perspective #praha #prague #vltavarivercruise
Smetana ~ Moldau
The World Rose:
From Smetana's Ma Vlast
Beautiful Vltava river flowing through Prague, Czech Republic
Vltava river, Prague, Czech Republic. Vic Stefanu, vstefanu@yahoo.com. Prague, capital of the Czech Republic, is bisected by the Vltava River. Nicknamed “the City of a Hundred Spires,” it's known for its Old Town Square, the heart of its historic core, with colorful baroque buildings, Gothic churches and the medieval Astronomical Clock, with a popular show. Completed in 1402, pedestrian Charles Bridge is lined with 30 statues of saints
Vltava River Cruise in Prague
I love taking river cruises and the one on the Vltava River in Prague was no different. It's a very relaxing way to see the highlights of the city and there's no traffic! On this cruise, we went underneath the famous Charles Bridge, and saw St.Vitus Cathedral and the Prague Castle Complex, the Czech Ministry of Industry and Trade, the Convent of St. Agnes, the Straka Academy, St Nicholas Church in Mala Strana, the Rudolphinum, and the National Theatre.
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Vltava River - Czech Republic
The Vltava is the longest river within the Czech Republic, running southeast along the Bohemian Forest and then north across Bohemia, through Český Krumlov, České Budějovice and Prague, and finally merging with the Elbe at Mělník.
Smetana: Vltava (The Moldau) - Stunning Performance
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Gimnazija Kranj Great Christmas Concert 2015 - Slavic Night. Gimnazija Kranj Symphony Orchestra performed Bedřich Smetana symphonic poem: Moldau from a symphonyic poem set: Má vlast (My homeland). Concert was sold out in record time of two days (1500 seats, Gallus Hall, Cankarjev dom, Slovenia). Our kids played stunningly and set a new standard of playing and performing. This is first real film based best Moldau performance on youtube. Conductor: maestro Nejc Bečan; concert master: Nejc Avbelj; flutes: Aleksandra Pleterski and Anja Kišek; sound design: Mitja Krže; head of production: Grega Jeraša; sound mastering: Iztok Zupan (Klopotec production); concert and film director: Primož Zevnik
Dedicated to: Živa Pisk (daugther of my dearest friend, poet and translator Klemen Pisk), born in January 2017, Brno, Czech Republic
VPK crew: Video asistenti: Domen Rakef, Jan Ješe; Avdio asistent:Daniel Grintal; Snemalci: Lojze Zlodi, Gregor Pregrad, Bojan Žalec, Robert Gaber, Boštjan Župevc, SOG, PT, CM; Kran operater: Matej Zagorc; Tonski mojster: Grega Zupan; Tehnični vodja: Admir Budimlić Mešalec slike: Flo Skubic; Izvršni producent: Sven Oliver Godec
Scenography: Jernej Kejžar
Floral set: Tina Karba in Marko Trilar (Yasmin:
Gimnazija Kranj film Crew: Juš Hrastnik, Aljaž Lavtižar, Aljaž Repnik, Mark Jarc, Jaša Krč
MOPS crew: Marjan Cerar
Klopotec Crew: Iztok Zupan
PPZ: Primož Zevnik, producer and director (primoz.zevnik@gmail.com)
Gimnazija Kranj Symphony Orchestra:
Concert master: Nejc Avbelj
Orchestra Operational Manager: Dan Ažman
FLAVTE (FLUTES): Aleksandra Pleterski, Katja Stanovšek, Zarja Hude, Neža Čadež, Manca Teran, Pia Krumpestar, Katjuša Rupnik, Anja Kišek; PIKOLO (PICCOLO) Manca Rozman; OBOE: Pavli Kac Ana Stoshitzky; KLARINETI (CLARINETS): Nadja Drakslar, Uroš Gorenc, Drejc Flajnik, Domen Kos; BAS KLARINET (BASE CLARINET): Jan Šifrer; FAGOTI (BASOONS): Arpad Balazs Piri, Miha Petkovšek; ROGOVI (FRENCH HORNS): Žiga Cesar, Marko Pirc, Miha Lončar, Klever Felicio; TROBENTE: Aleš Klančar, Anžej Remšak, Marko Novak; POZAVNE: Domen Gantar, Žan Škrjanec, Filip Istenič; EVFONIJ: Nina Tajč; TUBA: Tilen Oblak; TOLKALA: Dan Ažman Pistotnik, Domen Blaznik, Vid Ušeničnik, Miha Ogris: KLAVIR (PIANO): Monika Podlogar, Rok Zupanc, Katja Jerič, Ana Maria Beguš; VIOLINE 1 (FIRST VIOLINS): Nejc Avbelj, Neža Capuder, Peter Jud, Oskar Longyka, Klavdija Jarc Bezlaj, Mojca Batič, Ajda Porenta, Dora Rakar, Tina Zajec, Neža Piry, Katarina Miklavčič, Evita Oberžan, Domen Lorenz; VIOLINE 2 (SECOND VIOLINS): Uroš Bičanin, Matija Udovič, Tjaša Gorjanc, Nina Pečar, Klara Gruden, Daniel Perez Tujillo, Laura Bartelj, Tonka Pogačnik, Eva Dukarič, Ana Marija Lazari, Vivijana Rogina; VIOLE (VIOLAS): Špela Pirnat, Neža Papler, Anuša Plesničar, Vanja Kojić, Jurij Gracej, Neža Sečnik, Hana Lavrinc, Anita Gnamuš, Urša Žun, Martin Kokošinek; VIOLONČELA (CELLOS): Urh Mrak, Arslan Hamidulin, Lucija Rupert, Alenka Piotrowicz, Katarina Kozjek, Nika Vremšak, Klara Pahor, Katarina Minatti, Ana Zupan; KONTRABASI (DOUBLE BASSES): Grega Rus, Todor Markovič, Andrej Kašič, Gašper Livk, Joana Gonzales Subira, Arthur Piotrowicz; HARFA (HARPS): Urša Rihtaršič Ajda Krišelj; SAKSOFONI (SAXOFONES): Gal Grobovšek, Urša Uršič, Manca Krivec; BAS KITARA/KITARA (BASS GUITAR / GUITAR): Luka Štibelj, Urh Zupan, Rok Klančar, Karim Zajec; HARMONIKA (ACCORDEON): Ana Lombar
Concert sponsor: Hranilnica LON bank (lon.si)
Veliki božični koncert Gimnazije Kranj 2015 - Slovanski večer.
Veliki simfonični orkester Gimnazije Kranj je brilijanto izvedel simfonično pesnitev: Vltava Bedřicha Smetane iz cikla Moja domovina (Má vlast). Mladi glasbeniki so izvedli to skladbo v Gallusovi dvorani Cankarjevega doma v razprodani dvorani. S to interpretacijo se je gotovo zapisal v zgodovino najboljših izvedb tega dela vseh časov. Dirigent: Nejc Bečan, koncertni mojster: Nejc Avbelj; vodja produkcije: Grega Jeraša, tonski mojster: Mitja Krže; mastering: Iztok Zupan; režiser: Primož Zevnik
White water rafting Vltava River Czech Republic
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Prague. February 2019. Czech Republic. Vltava river.
Prague. February 2019. Czech Republic. Euro-trip.Vltava river.
Путешествие по Европе. Февраль в Праге. Река Влтава в Праге.
Praga Febrero 2019. República Checa. Euro-trip.vltava river.
プラハ 2019年2月チェコ。 ユーロ旅行。ヴルタヴァ川。
布拉格。 2019年2月。捷克共和國。 歐洲之旅。伏爾塔瓦河。
프라하. 2019 년 2 월. 체코. 유로 여행입니다 .Vltava 강입니다.
Prague. Février 2019. République tchèque. Euro-trip.Vltava river.
Praga. Fevereiro de 2019. República Checa. Euro-trip.Vltava rio.
Prague. February 2019. Czech Republic. Vltava river.
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The Vltava River, Czech Republic
The Vltava River and St Charles Bridge, Czech Republic.
Prague's Vltava river cruise(Czech Republic)
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Riverside Vltava, Prague, Czech republic 1
Vltava river, Prague, Czech republic, riverside Prague New Town, Rašín embankment, Palacký bridge, Mánes tower (Vltava, Praha, Česká republika) - embankment
Another video Vltava river, part 2
The Vltava River flows through the centre of Prague, and is the waterway around which the city has developed over the past 1000 years.
The Old Town (Staré Město) and the New Town (Nové Město) are on one side of the Vltava River. On the other bank lies the Lesser Town (Malá Strana) and the magnificent Prague Castle, which is an awesome sight from the water.
At the centre of the city is Charles Bridge, under which the Vltava River flows, and with great force at certain times of the year.
Břehy Vltavy, Praha - Rašínovo nábřeží
Prague, Czech Republic - Vltava River cruise HD (2013)
Prague is the capital and largest city of the Czech Republic. It is the fourteenth-largest city in the European Union. It is also the historical capital of Bohemia proper. Situated in the north-west of the country on the Vltava River, the city is home to about 1.3 million people, while its larger urban zone is estimated to have a population of nearly 2 million. The city has a temperate oceanic climate, with warm summers and chilly winters.
Prague has been a political, cultural, and economic centre of central Europe with waxing and waning fortunes during its 1,100-year existence. Founded during the Romanesque and flourishing by the Gothic and Renaissance eras, Prague was not only the capital of the Czech state, but also the seat of two Holy Roman Emperors and thus also the capital of the Holy Roman Empire. It was an important city to the Habsburg Monarchy and its Austro-Hungarian Empire and after World War I became the capital of Czechoslovakia. The city played major roles in the Protestant Reformation, the Thirty Years' War, and in 20th-century history, during both World Wars and the post-war Communist era.
Prague is home to a number of famous cultural attractions, many of which survived the violence and destruction of 20th-century Europe. Main attractions include the Prague Castle, the Charles Bridge, Old Town Square, the Jewish Quarter, and Petřín hill. Since 1992, the extensive historic centre of Prague has been included in the UNESCO list of World Heritage Sites.
The city boasts more than ten major museums, along with numerous theatres, galleries, cinemas, and other historical exhibits. A modern public transportation system connects the city. Also, it is home to a wide range of public and private schools, including Charles University. Prague is classified as a Beta+ global city according to GaWC studies, comparable to Berlin, Rome and Houston. Its rich history makes it a popular tourist destination, and the city receives more than 4.1 million international visitors annually, as of 2009. In 2011, Prague was the sixth-most-visited city in Europe.
Vltava v Praze (Vltava river in Prague)
Krátká prohlídka Prahy natočená z lodě na Vltavě.
A short film shot on a boat on Vltava river in Prague, Czech Republic.
Video bylo natočeno v roce 2012 a ukazuje pohled na část centra Prahy. Uvidíte pražské mosty přes Vltavu, Vyšehrad i Pražský Hrad, nechybí ani veslaři v Podolí nebo kachny na náplavce.
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Vltava River, Czech Republic.
This is a 430 km long river. it runs for over half of the Bohemian and about one third of the entire country of Czech Republic. the water of the river was used for drinking until 1912. this river futures numerous locks and weirs that helps to mitigate it's flow from 1172 meters at the German border to 155 meters at it's mouth in Melnik. this river has two streams the warm (longest) and cold (shortest) this is a very popular destination for water turism.
Prague, along the Vltava - Czech Republic 4K Travel Channel
From our hotel, we walk along Apolinarska and turn into Vinicna. At the end of Vinicna, we pass the Faculty of Medicine of the Charles University. Then we follow Nemocnice and Na Morani until we reach the Vltava River at the Palackeho most, Palacký Bridge. The Palacký Bridge is the second oldest bridge in Prague after the Charles Bridge.
We continue to the Jirásek Bridge. Here the so-called Dancing House immediately catches our eye. It was designed by the Czech architect Vlado Milunić in cooperation with the Canadian architect Frank Gehry and completed in 1996. Today, it serves as an office building with conference rooms and a restaurant on the top floor. Some see a dancer in a glass dress clinging to the dancer. That's why it's also called Ginger and Fred, after Ginger Rogers and Fred Astaire.
Then we watch the bustle of the boats on the Vltava and before the lock. From here you also have a great view of Prague Castle and Hradcany.
We make a small detour now, walk along the Resslova up to the Charles Square, Park Karlovo námestí. In the Middle Ages, it was the largest marketplace in Europe. Today, it forms a green island in the middle of Prague. At the northern end is the New Town Hall, scene of the first Prague lintel.
Through the Lazarska, the Opatovicka and the Na Struze, we return to the bank of the Vltava River, which we reach between the National Theater and the Goethe Institute.
The gilded railing on the roof of the National Theater certainly helped to ground the myth of the Golden City.
From here you have the best view of the Charles Bridge, but of course also of the Prague Castle.
Afterward, we turn back towards the city center. At the Rotunda of Finding of the Holy Cross, we turn into Konviktska. It is the oldest of the three Prague rotundas, first mentioned in 1365. However, its origin dates back to the end of the 11th century. Presumably, it was a private sanctuary.
The Konviktska leads into the Betlemske nam. At its end is the restaurant Svejk. It is decorated inside with many motives of the Good Soldier Svejk. Old Bohemian cuisine invites you to stop for a bite to eat.
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Von unserem Hotel aus gehen wir rasch die Apolinarska entlang und biegen in die Vinicna ein. An deren Ende passieren wir die Medizinische Fakultät der Karls-Universität und folgen der Nemocnice und der Na Morani bis wir bei der Palackeho most (Palacký Bridge) die Moldau erreichen. Die Palacký Bridge ist nach der Karls-Brücke die zweitälteste Brücke in Prag.
Wir schlendern weiter bis zur Jirásek-Brücke. Hier fällt uns das sogenannte Tanzende Haus sofort ins Auge. Es wurde von dem tschechischen Architekten Vlado Milunić in Kooperation mit dem kanadischen Architekten Frank Gehry entworfen und 1996 fertigstellt. Heute dient es als Bürogebäude mit Konferenzräumen und einem Restaurant im obersten Stockwerk. Manche sehen darin eine Tänzerin im gläsernen Kleid, die sich an den Tänzer anschmiegt. Deshalb wird es auch Ginger und Fred genannt, in Anlehnung an Ginger Rogers und Fred Astaire.
Anschließend beobachten wir das Treiben der Boote auf der Moldau und in der daneben liegenden Schleuse. Von der Brücke aus hat man auch einen optimalen Blick auf die Prager Burg und den Hradschin.
Wir machen nun eine kleinen Bogen, gehen die Resslova entlang bis zum
Park Karlovo náměstí, dem Karlplatz. Im Mittelalter war dies der größte Marktplatz in Europa. Heute bildet er eine grüne Insel inmitten von Prag. Am nördlichen Ende befindet sich das Neustädter Rathaus, Schauplatz des ersten Prager Fenstersturzes.
Durch die Lazarska, die Opatovicka und die Na Struze kehren wir wieder an das Ufer der Moldau zurück, die wir zwischen National Theater und Goethe Institut erreichen.
Das vergoldete Geländer auf dem Dach des Nationaltheaters trug sicherlich dazu bei den Mythos der “Goldenen Stadt” zu begründen.
Von hier aus hat man einen hat man den besten Blick auf die Karlsbrücke, aber natürlich auch auf die Prager Burg.
Wir wenden uns anschließend wieder in Richtung Innenstadt. Bei der Rotunde des Finden des Hl. Kreuzes biegen wir in die Konviktska ein. Es ist die älteste der drei Prager Rotunden. Sie wurde erstmals im Jahre 1365 erwähnt. Man datiert ihre Entstehung jedoch auf das Ende des 11. Jahrhunderts. Vermutlich war sie ursprünglich ein privates Heiligtum.
Die Konviktska mündet in die Betlemske nam. An deren Ende befindet sich das Restaurant Svejk. Es ist innen dekoriert mit vielen Motiven des Braven Soldaten Schwejk. Altböhmische Küche lädt zur Einkehr ein.
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Along the Vltava river, Prague, Czech Republic
Vltava (The Moldau) by Bedrich Smetana -- Vilem Tausky: Conductor
Vltava (The Moldau River) by Bedrich Smetana;
Vilem Tausky conducting the BBC Symphony Orchestra.
Vltava (also known as Die Moldau in German) is the name of the longest river in the Czech Republic and is also the title of the second of the six symphonic poems composed by the Czech composer Bedřich Smetana (1824-1884), which are collectively known as Má Vlast (My Homeland). Through his music, Smetana attempted to celebrate Bohemia's history, mythology and landscape.
In this tone poem, completed in 1874, Smetana tries to evoke the passage of the Vltava River as it flows from its origin until it merges with the Elbe at the German border.
From the composer's notes we learn that the river begins as a single tributary represented by the sound of the flutes. The clarinets join the flutes to represent the second tributary. The violins, oboes, and bassoons unite to play the famous theme based on a Bohemian folk melody that keeps recurring throughout the piece as a way of showing how the river continues to gain strength as it flows.
We hear the horns that portray the passage of the river through a forest where a hunt is in progress.
We then hear the dance music, part polka - part march, reminding us that the river is flowing past a village where a rustic wedding celebration is taking place.
A climax is reached, and subsides as the moon - represented by pianissimo woodwind figures - rises and sparkles in the rippling water. Fluctuating flutes lead to the dance of the Water Nymphs.
The river pursues a smooth course, but its pace quickens as it tumbles and foams over the St John rapids.
The river recovers from its turmoil to flow majestically into Prague, where it passes under the great fortress of VYŠEHRAD (the subject of the first tone poem of the set - Smetana quotes here from its music).
The river flows on, leaving Prague behind. The music subsides and fades, perhaps indicating that the river is fading out of sight, but Smetana ends his music with two emphatic chords, which is his way of telling us that the story has ended!
Here I am providing a visual backdrop to Smetana's musical composition by using scenes captured along the Potomac River as it flows through Washington, DC and the surrounding areas. The dance scenes were captured during a boat ride and a walk along the Seine in Paris. Instead of the moon, we see the sun sparkling on the water. The movements of the geese and the ducks on a nearby lake symbolize the dance of the water nymphs. Also, instead of the landmarks from Prague, we see the great monuments of Washington, DC.
Vltava River in Cesky Krumlov, Czech Republic
This is the Vltava River in Cesky Krumlov, Czech Republic on July 7, 2017 as seen from several different points--the Lazebnicky Bridge, the State Castle and Chateau and from our Viking tour bus. This is the same river that flows through Prague.
Vltava River - Prague - Czech Republic - Al Arabiya TV
Vltava River - Prague - Czech Republic - Al Arabiya TV - Laith Bazari
نهر فالتافا - براغ - جمهورية التشيك - قناة العربيه - ليث بزاري