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Temperatures are rising and flowers are slowly beginning to bloom. Now that spring is its on its way, it will be exceedingly difficult to stay at home. Thankfully, the capital of the Czech Republic has acknowledged this as Mayor Zdeněk Hřib announced the launch of a new website: "Safely Around Prague".
More specifically, the City has compiled a list of 20 less-frequented places in Prague so that residents can safely see and experience something new. On his Facebook profile, Hřib explained that this platform will allow people to go for a walk and explore the city’s sights “without any worries”.
"Safely Around Prague" takes into account the fact that we are all different and that everyone has their own, distinct interests. Therefore, it provides residents with a variety of locations and experiences.
For example, the platform lists numerous forests, nature reserves, parks, and gardens for those who enjoy being around nature. Some of these include:
In addition to this, "Safely Around Prague" lists various sights that one can see in the centre and the city streets. The website urges residents to admire the city’s art and architecture by visiting some of the following places and routes:
"Safely Around Prague" gives residents all the information they require by providing images, short descriptions and exact locations of every place/route. Of course, it must be noted that people are nevertheless still expected to comply with the safety measures put in place to prevent the spread of the virus.
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