St. Nicholas Church

After breakfast, our first stop was to officially visit the "St. Nicholas", the church construction and the current status quo is very good, because it is essentially an art museum, this church has no religious significance, more than visiting and learning

The exterior of St Nicholas's Church is extremely eye-catching, with a white building with a bronze roof and adorned with ornate statues around the walls. The wet murals, exquisite decorations and sculptures inside the church are stunning.

The Church of St. Nicholas is also a very interesting place. The church environment is also very good. There are many special designs and projects. The style of the small church is also quite interesting. You can see a lot of long history. [View] The scenery is very good in Europe and America

St. Nicholas Church is located west of the city, belonging to the Hussian church, is the most beautiful baroque church in the city. It took 15 years to complete by Bohemian architect Ding Hofer (Kilian Dientzenhofers). Up the clock tower, Charles Bridge, and the city scenery. The exterior of the church is extremely eye-catching, the snow-white building is equipped with a bronze roof, similar to the church of St. Martin in London, surrounded by ornate statues of the wall columns, by the hand of the famous sculpture artist Braun (Antonin Braun. The mural "St. Nicholas's Feast" (The Banguet of St.Nicholas), The 1,500 square meters of the area is one of the most gorgeous works in the church in Europe. The organ inside the church has a long history and Mozart used it in 1787.

The most beautiful Baroque Church in Prague was built by Father and Son Dientaenhofer, a famous Bohemian architect, for fifteen years. The frescoes in the church are one of the most magnificent works in European churches, where Mozart played the organ, and after his death, the world's first mass to mourn Mozart was held.

If you want to understand the magnificent and luxurious words and peep at the complexity and delicacy of Baroque and Rococo, you must go to St. Nicholas Church in Prague. Crossing the Charlie Bridge, coming to the small town, pushing open the heavy wooden door, paying 70 Czech francs in front of the old wooden pavilion, turning around the giant portrait of the Virgin Mother, you will be shocked by the sight. Beautiful wet murals, exquisite decorations, exquisite sculptures, almost all kinds of beauty are full of grandeur, large, large magnificent, luxurious, suffocating. Personally, I think it is the most beautiful church in the world, which was built in 1673. The church is under repair all the year round. When we enter, the atrium is under repair and can only walk on the side. But we can go up to the second floor to see the gallery and overlook the altar. As for the atrium, the organ played by Mozart is hidden behind the scaffolding repaired.

The magnificent Church of St. Nicholas is particularly quiet and comfortable in the early morning sunshine. As the first group of visitors on that day, they are especially lucky to sit in the first row and listen to the voices from heaven and feel full of strength.

Seeing that the palace we had just come out of there was now a relative view of us, and the garden of the Nilori, independent of the mountains, against the snowy mountains in the distance, in the embrace of the Albaycin region, in the late sunset, filled with gratitude and touch.