Prague is an enchanting and beautiful city, characterised by stunning Gothic, Renaissance and Baroque architecture. The compact medieval centre is packed full of cobbled streets and ancient courtyards, whilst the spectacular skyline is dominated by the 1100 year-old castle which offers stunning views of the “city of a hundred spires” below. Wander through the cobbled alleyways, sip the famous Czech pilsner in the Old Town Square, cruise on the river and enjoy the vast array of sights and architectural treasures that this city has to offer. As evening falls, Prague comes alive, with a fantastic choice of cafés, bars and restaurants, offering everything from traditional Czech delicacies and beers to cocktails and fine dining. If you still have any energy left after a day’s sightseeing, why not visit one of the stylish casinos, bars or nightclubs and dance until the early hours. Prague is packed full of interesting and intriguing sights, with Prague Castle the city’s most popular and best-known landmark. Whilst at the castle, be sure to visit the toy museum, the famous Rudolf Gallery and Zlata Ulicka (or Golden Lane). The centre of the Old Town area, known as Stare Mesto, is the Old Town Square, a large open plaza, bustling with locals and tourists alike. Prague boasts a wide range of museums and galleries, scattered throughout the city, whilst the beautiful art-nouveau Municipal House is the home of the Prague Symphony Orchestra
Getting around Prague and making the most of your visit to this striking city couldn’t be easier. Many of Prague’s sites are located in the Old Town and Wenceslas Square areas and are therefore easy to enjoy on foot. Prague Castle is also within walking distance of many hotels, though Prague has a very cheap and efficient Metro system, as well as a famous tram network, which is a great way to see the city.
Prague Getting AquaintedA two hour tour of some of Prague’s most important sites , including the National Museum, Wenceslas Square and the Old Town Square.
Prague Castle Tour
A walking tour around the Prague Castle district, including a visit to the Royal Palace and the St.Vitus Cathedral, before ending at the medieval Charles Bridge.
Prague on Foot
Beginning at the Powder Tower and continuing to the Old Town Square and the Astronomical Clock, this is a great way to explore Prague’s many sights and enjoy magical views of Charles Bridge and Prague Castle.
Karlstejn Castle
A half day tour to this famous medieval fortress founded by Emperor Charles IV to house valuable treasures.
Konopiste Chateau
A half day tour to this beautiful 13th century hunting chateau close to Prague, which houses fascinating historical weapons, furniture, paintings and tapestries.
Terezin
A tour of the Second World War concentration camp at Terezin, where the tragic past is remembered in narratives and moving tributes to the thousands of innocent victims. |
