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Evening along the Vltava

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The Vltava River, known to most Americans by its German name 'The Moldau,' was immortalized by the Czech 19th Century Romantic composer Smetana. Performances of the piece are given regularly at concert halls throughout the city. Walking by the river itself, as I did recently with my Finnish friend Marja (who took the photo), you realize you're truly in the heart of Europe. In the evenings, couples can be found strolling along its banks, tourists snap photos, revelers on their way to the pubs and discos in the center. Prague Castle can also be seen, and the Charles Bridge, just barely, on the far right.

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