For 10 points, name this city bisected by the Vltava River, which is crossed by the Charles Bridge, the capital of the Czech Republic.
A statue of Jesus on the cross in this city had the words "kadosh kadosh kadosh adonai tzevaot" added to it as an insult to the local Jewish population. This city's Lucerna Palace contains a statue of a man on an upside-down horse. The quintennial Spartakiads were once held in this city's Strahov Stadium. One structure in this city resembles the Eiffel Tower, but stands at a higher elevation despite being smaller than the Eiffel Tower. That lookout tower sits atop this city's Petrin Hill, while a building here designed by Frank Gehry was originally named after Fred Astaire and Ginger Rogers and is called the Dancing House. The aforementioned equestrian statue parodies that at one end of this city's Wenceslaus Square. Its castle complex contains St. Vitus Cathedral. For 10 points, name this city bisected by the Vltava River, which is crossed by the Charles Bridge, the capital of the Czech Republic.
A statue of Jesus on the cross in this city had the words "kadosh
Prague [or Praha]