Nerudova Review

Walking the castle trail because I live in a nearby hotel, I walk to Prague Castle. From the square to the castle, I pass a very lively street and ask the nearby people to know that this is a street that is famous for the memory of Nerudawa. Because I wanted to go up from here to get to Prague Castle, I walked around by the way. The bright building - Rudawa Street is rich in color, a bit like France in the 1970s, gorgeous and charming. Even some buildings are pink or bright yellow, and green street lights are very bold, I think this to a certain extent reflects the enthusiasm of the local people. There are many reliefs on the building, as if Western countries like to use relief elements, but it does look very classical and beautiful. There are signs on the gate of the building, which is said to indicate the emblem of the family. The whole street in the bustling street is more like a commercial street, there are many goods being sold everywhere, there are many coffee shops, so the smell of coffee is filled with the crowd. There are many souvenir shops, but I went in and asked about the price, which is generally more expensive, so I didn't buy it. Maybe because it is a must-have place to go to Prague Castle, the tourists on the street are very lively. Walking on this small road also has a mood. Warm reminder: Nerudawa Street is free all day, but shops generally don't open until around 11 o'clock. Suggested play time: evening, because the evening is not so hot, just can enjoy the sunset.