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Prague Astronomical Clock, also known as the Orloj, located on the Old Town Hall in the Old Town Square of Prague, Czechia
MomentPrague Astronomical Clock, also known as the Orloj, located on the Old Town Hall in the Old Town Square of Prague, Czechia. It is nighttime, and the sky is a deep blue. The clock tower is made of stone and brick, and it is illuminated by artificial lights, giving it a golden glow. The Astronomical Clock itself is a complex mechanism with multiple dials. The main dial, at the top, is a representation of the astronomical clock face, showing the positions of the sun, moon, and zodiacal constellations. Below it is a calendar dial, which displays the months of the year. Figures of various saints and apostles are located around the clock. To the left of the clock tower, a portion of a building with red tiled roofs is visible, along with a tall, narrow window and a decorative pediment topped with a cross. A flag with red and yellow stripes is hanging on the side of this building. Another building, part of the Old Town Hall complex, is visible to the right, with a Gothic-style window and decorative stonework. The overall impression is one of historical grandeur and intricate craftsmanship.
