Old Map of Prague, Czechia by Georg Braun, 1572 - Bohemia, Castle, Vltava, Týn Teyn Church, Old Town, Mala Strana johann bayer As you can clearly see

As you can clearly see

old full colour map of Ireland (also known by its Latin name Hibernia) created by master mapmaker Joan Blaeu from his workshop in Amsterdam and originally published in this Theatrum Orbis Terrarum Sive Atlas Novus in 1654

monochrome and exceedingly rare map shows the Irish province of Ulster as it was in 1611

At the top is a sketch of Yedo (Tokyo)

Old Map of Prague, Czechia by Georg Braun, 1572 - Bohemia, Castle, Vltava, Týn Teyn Church, Old Town, Mala Strana johann bayer As you can clearly seePublished in 1572 by Georg Braun and Frans Hogenberg, this is probably the first (and rarest) printed map of Prague, the capital of the Czech Republic or Czechia. If Shakespeare visited Prague, this is what it would've looked like. This map was first published in Civitates Orbis Terrarum the Cities of the World which was a cartographical masterpiece featuring 546 maps. Prague was a pretty big town almost 450 years ago. But you might be hard pressed to