Prague Clock
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The Prague Astronomical Clock is basically a medieval astronomical clock that is located in Prague. It is placed on the Old Town Hall and was made in the year 1410. It was constructed by the clockmaker called Mikulas of Kadan in collaboration with other professors of maths and astronomy sections. The clock comprises of three main components that is the astronomical dial that represents the position of the Sun and Moon; a calendar dial accompanied with medallions representing the months; and “ The Walk of the Apostles”, an hourly show of figures of the Apostles with other moving sculptures.
Category: Historic Site
Address: 110 00 Prague-Prague 1
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