Despite a number of foreign invaders, Prague's Old Town Square has remained virtually untouched since the 10th century.
Today's marauders consist largely of tourists who congregate to eat alfresco while admiring a hodgepodge of architecture
— including the Rococo Kinsky Palace, the Gothic Tyn Cathedral and the Baroque St. Nicholas Church, to name a few.
An ever-changing cast of musicians, protesters, dance troupes, punks and vendors make the square as colorful as the buildings that surround it.