Despite the throngs of visitors to the Prague Castle complex, if you go just a little ways away from the tourist attractions, many peaceful nooks and crannies await, and these were my favorite parts of the Castle, and of Prague generally.
Having already covered the sights of Prague Castle here, I will let the photos speak for themselves in this, the last post in my Prague series.
Castle Turret
Narrow alleyway
Terraced gardens
The Loreta Church
Memorial
Red roofs and spires
Gargoyle
St. Vitus Cathedral
Memorial fountain
Castle walls
Stag fountain
Royal fig orchard
Bridges over the Vltava River
View over Prague
View south from Prague Castle
Thank you for reading. At 25 posts, this series is much longer than any I’ve done previously, but I’ve enjoyed re-living the memories of our trip, now over a year ago!
For convenience, here is an index to the Prague posts I’ve written:
- Part 1: Vysehrad
- Part 2: Vysehradsky hrbitov (Vysehrad cemetery)
- Part 3: Karluv Most (Charles Bridge)
- Part 4: Vaclavske namesti (Wenceslas Square)
- Part 5: Letecke Muzeum Kbely (Czech Air Force Museum)
- Part 6: Stare Mesto (Old Town)
- Part 7: Staromestske namesti (Old Town Square)
- Part 8: Prazsky orloj (Astronomical Clock)
- Part 9: Josefov (Jewish Quarter)
- Part 10: Vltava River
- Part 11: St. Nicholas Cathedral (Chram sv. Mikulase)
- Part 12: Wallenstein Palace (Valdstejnsky palac)
- Part 13: Kampa Island
- Part 14: Mala Strana street art
- Part 15: Petrin Hill
- Part 16: Mala Strana
- Part 17: Mala Strana house signs
- Part 18: Strahovský klášter (Strahov Monastery)
- Part 19: Schwarzenberský palác (Schwarzenberg Palace)
- Part 20: Toy Musuem
- Part 21: St. Vitus Cathedral gargoyles
- Part 22: St. Vitus Cathedral (exterior)
- Part 23: St. Vitus Cathedral (interior)
- Part 24: Prazky Hrad (Prague Castle), I
- Part 25: Prazky Hrad (Prague Castle), II <– You are here!
Adam Paul 
I love the black and white shot you have there. Very gothic.
Thanks, SciGuy!
Dear Adam,
Your pictures are so fantastic, presenting so much details!
It’s just like we viewers are there at every corner you mentioned.
Thank you very very much for sharing.
Pasinee
Thanks, Pasinee!
thanks for sharing your post Adam.
had a great time reading and enjoyed the great photos you’ve taken
aptly narrated too.
Cheers & Kudos
joanne
Glad you enjoyed, Joanne, and thanks for commenting!
I’m going to Prague in May & your blog has been immensley helpful in my planning. Thanks!
Glad it helped, KT – have a great trip!
Dear Adam,
we just returned from Prague, and I thoroughly enjoyed reading your posts here. I find your sense of humor quite in keeping with the beauty and oddness that we found in Prague! Did you happen to notice St. Nepomuk’s tongue on the platter held by an angel toward the top of his tomb? Creepy and beautiful at the same time!
Brenda