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D8 Czech Republic heading towards Germany

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approaching from Germany. On the E48 near Cheb

Originally uploaded to Coppermine on Apr 12, 2006 by signol

112 17-07-05 CZ 8 Prague (Centre)

Never a let down, Prague really is an astonishingly beautiful city in which to spend time - although we haven't long on this occasion. This is Legerova, looking towards the National Museum.

Originally uploaded to Coppermine on Aug 01, 2005 by IJP1

Letenska

Tiny little narrow street under Prague castle which has a tramline, going under a building

Originally uploaded to Coppermine on Apr 12, 2006 by signol

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The I/33 road on the Czech side of the former Czech / Polish border post between Nachod (CZ) and Kudowa-Zdrój (PL). The road becomes the DK8 (Drogi krajowe) beyond the border. Part of the E67 route. The building straddling the road at the border was removed not long after this photo was taken.

The I/33 in Nachod, passing the Barton textiles factory (since changed hands) in the south west corner of the town. Part of the E67 route. The groovy red, white and blue road markings no longer exist at this spot.

D35 flyover at Opatovice nad labem, Czech Republic under construction in 2009. This now links the D11/E67 south of Hradec Kralove to the I37, where it currently (2021) terminates, but will eventually continue for a further 75Km south east to Mohelnice.

D35 flyover at Opatovice nad labem, Czech Republic under construction in 2009. This now links the D11/E67 south of Hradec Kralove to the I37, where it currently (2021) terminates, but will eventually continue for a further 75Km south east to Mohelnice.

D35 flyover at Opatovice nad labem, Czech Republic under construction in 2009. This now links the D11/E67 south of Hradec Kralove to the I37, where it currently (2021) terminates, but will eventually continue for a further 75Km south east to Mohelnice.

Smetanovo Nábřeží Another building in Prague with a road and tram lines running through it (actually, it's two buildings). This one is on the east bank of the River Vltava at the Charles Bridge. Normally this crossing would be awash with pedestrians coming from and going to Charles Bridge, but his is Spring 2021 and the Covid-19 pandemic has resulted in a virtually (foreign) tourist-free city.

Smetanovo Nábřeží Another building in Prague with a road and tram lines running through it. This one is on the east bank of the River Vltava at the Charles Bridge.

Smetanovo Nábřeží Another building in Prague with a road and tram lines running through it. This one is on the east bank of the River Vltava at the Charles Bridge.

Wilsonova Named after Woodrow Wilson, this D3 road runs on top of the modern (1970s) part of Prague's main railway station. It is one of the main north to south routes through the city. The original station building in the background is nearing the end of a long term renovation project which started in 2006 (15 years ago).

Looking east from the II/327 overbridge to the E67/D11 motorway at Junction 62 which is for Tynec nad Labem and Chlumec nad Cidlinou.

Looking west from the II327 overbridge to the E67/D11 motorway at Junction 62 which is for Tynec nad Labem and Chlumec nad Cidlinou.

Looking north along the II327 overbridge which crosses the E67/D11 motorway at Junction 62 which is for Tynec nad Labem and Chlumec nad Cidlinou.

Looking west from the II327 overbridge to the E67/D11 motorway at Junction 62 which is for Tynec nad Labem and Chlumec nad Cidlinou.

HGV diversion signs on the II327 near the E67/D11 motorway at Junction 62 which is for Tynec nad Labem and Chlumec nad Cidlinou.

An old Mig jet parked in a used HGV dealership yard by the I11 near Hradec Kralove. The Mig is numbered 1105 and was used for air reconnaissance by the Czech air force under the Soviet regime.

An old Mig jet parked in a used HGV dealership yard by the I11 near Hradec Kralove. The Mig is numbered 1005 and was used for air reconnaissance by the Czech air force under the Soviet regime.

Barrandov Bridge. Brutalist styling on the underside of the south west bound slip road on the west bank of the river.

Barrandov Bridge Brutalist styling on the west bank of the river.

Barrandov Bridge Looking east across the Vltava River. Safety boats can be seen as men are working on various parts of the underside of the bridge.

Barrandov Bridge Looking east across the Vltava River. Safety boats can be seen as men are working on various parts of the underside of the bridge.

Barrandov Bridge reinforcements within this concrete pier on the east bank have been just revealed by men with jackhammers.

Barrandov Bridge Looking south east across the Vltava River. Safety boats can be seen as men are working on various parts of the underside of the bridge.

Barrandov Bridge A cycle lane passes under some of the approach roads at the west end of the bridge.

Barrandov Bridge Keep right for Barrandov and the airport at the west end of the bridge.

Barrandov Bridge Looking east across the bridge from the west end.

Barrandov Bridge Looking east across the Vltava River, from the shared footpath / cycle path on the north side.

Barrandov Bridge Looking towards the west end of the bridge.

Barrandov Bridge Looking west along the shared footpath / cycle path.

Barrandov Bridge Looking east across along the west bound lanes.

Barrandov Bridge Looking south west across the lanes on the bridge.

Barrandov Bridge Looking east along the west bound lanes.

Barrandov Bridge Looking east along the west bound lanes. Note the 'segway zone' sign, which applies to the shared footpath / cycle lane.

Barrandov Bridge Traffic lights are a surprise at this junction at the west end of the bridge. They don't appear to be in use (perhaps for peak times only).

Barrandov Bridge... Traffic lights are a surprise at this junction at the west end of the bridge. They don't appear to be in use (perhaps for peak times only).

Podolske nabrezi The north end of the road at Vysehrad Tunnel.

Podolske nabrezi The north end of the road at Vysehrad Tunnel. Cars, buses, trams, pedestrians and cyclists all fit through the narrow tunnel.

Rasinovo nabrezi The south end of the road at Vysehrad Tunnel. Cars, buses, trams, pedestrians and cyclists all fit through the narrow tunnel.

Trojsky most (Trojan bridge). The underside of the bridge over the Vltava River near Holesovice railway station, viewed from the north side.

Trojsky most (Trojan bridge). The underside at the north end of the bridge. Popular with skateboarders and graffiti artists.

Trojsky most (Trojan bridge). The bridge over the Vltava River near Holesovice railway station, viewed from the north side. The convergence of the lampposts is not a trick of the camera. They are part of the tram catenary and are designed this way.

Trojská lávka (Trojan footbridge) This footbridge opened in October 2020 to replace the 1984 bridge which collapsed in 2017. It crosses the Vltava River in north Prague from Troja on the north bank, to Imperial Island, which is the biggest island on the river. Although designated a footbridge, it is designed to accommodate an emergency ambulance.

Letensky tunnel The north portal of the tunnel which connects the north of the city to the city centre. It passes under Letna Park, emerging on the north bank of the Vltava River, opposite the city centre.

Letensky tunnel Looking north at the north portal of the tunnel which connects the north of the city to the city centre.

 

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