Wensceslas Square is one of the main city squares in the New Town of Prague, with the National Museum at the hilltop end of the boulevard next to the Wensceslas Monument. The square is named after Saint Wensceslas, the patron saint of Bohemia. The boulevard extends down the hill from the monument with a wide and beautifully landscaped medium dividing this very wide street, with beautiful buildings on either side.
We enjoyed a nice stroll up the boulevard where I snapped a lot of nice photos of buildings and flowers, and we also posed for some personal photos. This set of photos shows some of the beautiful architecture of Prague. Learn more about the history of this square at
Wensceslas Square.
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