Prague

Iconic medieval bridge adorned with statues, connecting Prague's Old Town and Lesser Town, offering stunning views of the Vltava River.

A vast complex of palaces, churches, and gardens, the historic seat of Bohemian kings, Holy Roman Emperors, and presidents of Czechoslovakia and the Czech Republic.

The historical heart of Prague, famous for its astronomical clock, stunning architecture, and vibrant atmosphere with various events.

A magnificent Gothic cathedral within Prague Castle, serving as the seat of the Archbishop of Prague and containing the tombs of Bohemian kings.

An intricate medieval clock on the Old Town Hall, famous for its hourly mechanical show of apostles and other moving figures.

Historic Jewish ghetto with several synagogues, museums, and the old Jewish Cemetery, showcasing centuries of Jewish culture and history.

A major city square and the center of the business and cultural communities of the New Town, famous for many historical events and shops.

A charming historic district with Baroque architecture, narrow cobblestone streets, and grand palaces at the base of Prague Castle.

A colorful wall covered in John Lennon-inspired graffiti and lyrics, symbolizing peace and freedom since the 1980s.

A magnificent Baroque church in Lesser Town, renowned for its stunning frescoed dome and ornate interior, a masterpiece of Baroque architecture.

A charming historic district with picturesque streets, baroque architecture, gardens, and excellent views of Prague Castle.

Historic town hall in Old Town Square with the famous astronomical clock and a tower offering panoramic city views.

A steel framework tower on Petřín Hill, resembling a miniature Eiffel Tower, offering spectacular panoramic vistas of Prague.

A deconstructivist building on the Vltava riverside, resembling two dancers, designed by Frank Gehry and Vlado Milunić.

A wall continually covered with graffiti, lyrics, and images inspired by John Lennon and global peace messages.

The largest museum in the Czech Republic, housing vast collections of natural history, history, art, and music, located at the top of Wenceslas Square.

A museum dedicated to the post-World War II communist regime in Czechoslovakia, offering insight into a dark period.

An exquisite Art Nouveau building and concert hall, home to the Prague Symphony Orchestra and a variety of cultural events.

A large hill with beautiful gardens, a miniature Eiffel Tower (Petřín Lookout Tower), and stunning city views.

A historic fort located on a hill overlooking the Vltava River, featuring the Basilica of St. Peter and St. Paul and a national cemetery.

A striking Gothic tower, one of the original city gates, marking the entrance to the Old Town.

One of the original city gates of Prague, a Gothic tower separating the Old Town from the New Town, offering an observation deck.

Prague's oldest surviving church within Prague Castle, a beautiful example of Romanesque architecture.

A rooftop bar offering stunning panoramic views of Prague, located atop the Kotva department store, perfect for sunset drinks.

An impressive kinetic sculpture of Franz Kafka's head, made of 42 rotating steel layers, near Quadrio shopping center.

A charming street within Prague Castle known for its colorful miniature houses, once home to goldsmiths and Franz Kafka.

A museum dedicated to the life and works of Franz Kafka, showcasing his connection to Prague.

One of the world's leading zoos, home to a wide variety of species across diverse habitats, offering a great family day out.