I walked five times in Prague on the Charles Bridge , and you didn't read it wrong. When I came to Prague, I didnt dare to say that I had been to Prague without going through the Charles Bridge for a few times! The Charles Bridge is the only way for the Czech kings to crown the parade. It is also a must-see for tourists to visit Prague. From the morning to the evening, there are pedestrians on the bridge. Some of the scenic bridges are also locals who are selling or setting up stalls on the bridge. These are more in the afternoon, and after a few trips I found that there is a uncle who feeds the pigeons every day. Here, it may be that this way to make some change. There are 30 statues of the saints on the Charles Bridge, each with a touching story. However, now, some of the statue's heads have become the landing area for the seagulls, so it is inadvertently dyed white... I like to walk the Charles Bridge in two hours, when the sun sets, this time is not only the scenery on the bridge. Beautiful, the Prague Castle in the distance is also very comfortable against the backdrop of the setting sun. The other time is evening, the visitors will be slightly less, and the dark lights on both sides of the bridge will give you a sense of tranquility that is different from the daytime. Of course, there is also a way to board the bridge at both ends of the bridge, and you can look around 360 degrees not only the Charles Bridge, but also the old town of Prague.