This is part three. This is the New Town, which extends around Wenceslas Square. All images are engravings. Here are 37 beautiful pictures. The most recent of them is created before 1906.
Prague - New Town - engraving from 1650
Church of the Corpus Christi, which once stood on Charles Square
View of the Palacký bridge from the Smíchovské bank
National Theatre
The Church of Our Lady of Sorrows with the Chapel of St. Tekla near the Alžbětinek Monastery and Hospital at Slupy
St. Henry's Church with bell tower
Karlovo square - view of the New Town Hall
Charles Square during the entry of Maria Theresa into Prague for the coronation of the Czech Queen in 1743
The New Town and the Emmaus Monastery as seen from the Palacký Bridge
Church of the Mother of God Sněžná
The facade of the Church of Our Lady of the Snows - view from the courtyard
The National Museum as designed by Professor Schulz
Church of St. Vojtěch in New city
St. Stephen's Church from 1836
Novoměstská water station near Šiklovy mills
Water tower near New Mills
Prague before the Swedish siege in 1648
Prague during the Swedish siege in 1648
View from New Mills to New Mills near the Mayor's Island
The former church of St. Bartholomew
View of the Church of the Virgin Mary - on the lawn
Palace of the Nostics from Rhienek in Na Příkopech street
Vodičkova street
Regional maternity hospital in Karlov
Belfry at St. Stephen's Church
View from Nuselské údolí to Karlov
Emperor Francis Chain Bridge
Wenceslas Square - view from the former Horse Gate
Renaissance tower at house No. 790 on Wenceslas Square
At Helm's Mills in New Town
The former church of St. Bartholomew near the city almshouse on Vyšehradská street
St. Peter's Church in Poříčí
St. Stephen's Church in New Town
Church of St. Wenceslas near the regional prison - in Zderaz
Summerhouse America
Voršilek courtyard and garden in New Town
