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The study explores the successful point in which conservation and renovation works reach in tourism through the historic city example of Prague, exploring the city's past silhouette and dynamic characteristics along with its visual, social and interdisciplinary dimensions. Tourism is an important sector expanding in the world economy. Prague, the capital of the Czech Republic, is one of the world's leading historic cities of the Middle Ages, with its location attracted attention to its success in tourism after Vienna (Austria). The city also shows spectacular examples of whether it can be an outdoor museum or a city museum. One of the objectives of the study is to develop recommendations in the interdisciplinary context of protection and renewal and tourism, museum and management, especially for Turkey. The historic city, which has been able to be quite respected in its past, has been treated multi-dimensionally along with architecture and urban planning. The city requires the inhabitants and, if necessary, the abstract cultural assets (the literary, the artist) and the humanity offers the original values of the city. It is also worth studying in all aspects because it can host interesting and successful features related to many disciplines, such as urban aesthetics, tourism management, urban area management. The city is the oldest historic city center that can be preserved in Central Europe, and it can be provided with social consciousness and public participation. Prague, in addition to its own unique atmosphere, also has rare social and artistic qualities that carry the potential of tourism in different dimensions. This is why the world has a very special location in tourism. The number of works of medieval architecture that can still beined and therefore accepted renovation practices are the miracles of the classical concept of conservation. Thanks to its historical works that can preserve its original characteristics, Prague can climb to the top ranges in world tourism. The works that have been expensive to mankind in the world must be ensured to be entrusted to the future generations in a whole of the historical areas in which they are located. The study is also translated from the interdisciplinary scan of literature in theoretical background, observation to the field and in its structure synthesized by urban readings with visual comparative findings. It also offers some recommendations focused on protection, planning, museum, public administration and tourism to Turkey and other countries.

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