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COVID-19 in Prague:

8 Photos of Prague’s Empty Streets You Must See

 

a railing on a bridge in Prague with the view of Prague Castle in the background

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As the Coronavirus crisis sweeps over Europe, borders are getting closed and people are forced to stay home. In the Czech Republic, schools and most non-essential services are closed and people are under quarantine. Face masks have become our new reality whenever we need to go out. All of this has left Prague virtually empty, which is a very rare sight. So, until all this is behind us and we are ready to travel again, take a look at Prague as you have never seen it before: crowd-free and absolutely stunning! 

The picture-perfect Charles Bridge in Prague at sunrise, with no people due to COVID-19
a dog on a leash standing on the empty Charles Bridge in Prague during the COVID-19 pandemic in 2020
a stone tower that marks the entrance to Charles Bridge and the Old Town of Prague
looking through the stone arch that forms the entrance to the Lesser Town of Prague from the Charles Bridge
the empty streets of the Lesser Town of Prague during the COVID-19 pandemic in 2020
a view of the Vltava River in Prague seen from its west bank by the popular Karlovy Lazne music club
the entrance to the Prague Castle and it empty courtyard during the COVID-19 pandemic in Prague in 2020

 

The photos are the courtesy of Elena Ravizza 2020©.

 

March 24, 2020

 

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