Prague
Prague, the stunning capital of the Czech Republic, is a destination full of enduring legends and endless beauty. With a perfect blend of ancient history and modern city vibes, visitors can explore the charming squares, unique bridges, and endless shops and attractions.
Known for its atmosphere and fun-filled bars, Prague is a must-see destination for all types of travelers, from history buffs to adventurers. Whether you’re looking for a cultural experience or just a fun night out, Prague has something for everyone.
Attractions
Prague Castle
Prague Castle is a must-see attraction in Prague, being the largest ancient castle in the world. Visitors can explore the historic buildings, beautiful gardens,
and take a guided tour of the famous underground tunnels and dungeons The castle offers panoramic views of the city and a glimpse into Czech history. A visit to Prague Castle is a fun way to immerse oneself in the city’s rich history and culture.
Charles Bridge
Charles Bridge, a must-see attraction in Prague, is a symbol of the city and a popular and familiar experience. Built in the 14th century, it connects the Old Town and Malá Strana
and spans the Hotaba River. Visitors can walk along the bridge taking in the stunning views of the city and immersing themselves in its rich history and culture. The bridge offers an amazing and one of the most beautiful views of the city, and it’s a great spot for photography. Along the bridge, you’ll find the Christ statue, lots of different stalls, and works of art.
The Astronomical Clock
The Astronomical Clock in Prague’s Old Town Square is the oldest working astronomical clock in the world and a true marvel of engineering. Every hour,
it chimes and features a procession of the 12 apostles and a moving skeleton that rings a bell. Visitors can also admire its three main dials, showcasing time, position of the sun and moon, and the zodiac signs. The clock’s historical and ancient beauty, along with the festive atmosphere of the characters and the nearby shops, restaurants and stalls make it an exciting and unique way to experience Prague’s history and culture.
Petrin Hill
Petrin Hill offers stunning views of the city and a chance to escape the hustle and bustle of the city center. The hill is home to a variety of attractions, including the Petrin
Lookout Tower, which offers panoramic views of the city and the Strahov Monastery. Visitors can also take a leisurely stroll through the hill’s beautiful gardens, including the Rose Garden and the Mirror Maze. Petrin Hill is also a popular spot for picnics and outdoor activities, making it the perfect destination for a summer day trip. Whether you’re looking to take in the city’s views, learn about its history, or simply enjoy nature.
Mala Strana
Mala Strana is a charming and historic neighborhood located in Prague. This picturesque area is known for its winding streets, beautiful baroque architecture,
and charming parks and gardens. Visitors can stroll through the neighborhood including the St. Nicholas Church, the Wallenstein Palace, and the John Lennon Wall. Mala Strana is also home to a variety of shops, restaurants, and cafes, making it a great spot for shopping, dining, and people-watching. A visit to Mala Strana is a fun and unique way to experience the history.
River Cruise
In the River Cruise you will enjoy the stunning views such as Charles Bridge and Prague Castle while learning about the city’s history and culture from a knowledgeable
tour guide. With various boats and companies to choose from find the perfect cruise to suit your preferences and escape the city streets for a peaceful and picturesque experience. A River Cruise is a fun and unique way to see the beauty of Prague.
Hotels
Flights
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Transportation
Discover the charm of Prague by hopping on its diverse public transport options! From
electric trains, buses, cable cars, sailing, taxi and even fun night trams, exploring the city has never been easier. For a quick ride, take the frequent and easy-to-navigate subway lines (A,B,C) or hop on the convenient trams that’ll take you anywhere in the city with ease If you’re feeling adventurous, rent a car for a scenic road trip or go for a leisurely ride in a horse-drawn carriage. Get ready for a unique and unforgettable experience in Prague.
Food
Food tour
Take a 4-hour culinary journey through the heart of Prague, visiting popular local food venues
and enjoying tastings of Czech desserts famous sandwiches, and more. Your guide will share insights into the city’s culture and history, including hidden churches and local treasures. Experience real local life and see landmarks not found in the guidebooks.
Trdelnik & Coffee
Trdelnik Coffee Restaurant in Prague is the perfect spot to indulge in the famous local dish, Trdelnik.
Freshly made Trdelnik is served hot and crispy rolled in nuts and sugar. Pair it with a warm cup of coffee for the ultimate sweet treat. Enjoy the traditional Czech delicacy.
Josefov CZ, U Starého Hřbitova 42/2, Staré Město, 110 00 Praha, Czech Republic
Josefov CZ, U Starého Hřbitova 42/2, Staré Město, 110 00 Praha, Czech Republic
Kantýna
Get ready to sink your teeth into some of the tastiest meats in Prague at Kantýna!
Located in a stylish former bank building this restaurant offers a range of meats, freshly butchered and cooked to perfection to your specific preferences. For an adventurous culinary experience, reserve a spot.
Politických vězňů 1511/5, 110 00 Nové Město, Czech Republic
Politických vězňů 1511/5, 110 00 Nové Město, Czech Republic
Sad Man's Tongue Bar & Bistro
Satisfy your cravings at Sad Man’s Tongue Bar & Bistro in Prague’s
Jewish quarter. This popular spot serves up delicious hamburgers paired with great music and a good bar atmosphere. Dine in for a tasty meal and a fun night out with friends over a refreshing cocktail.
Konviktská 7, 110 00 Staré Město, Czech Republic
Konviktská 7, 110 00 Staré Město, Czech Republic
Mlýnec
Dine with a view of the Charles Bridge at Mlýnec! This modern restaurant in Prague offers a mix of Czech
and international flavors with a menu featuring seasonal dishes like veal tartare, duck confit, and vegan tempeh. Don’t let the restaurant’s location near the busy bridge fool you.
Novotného lávka 9, 110 00 Staré Město, Czech Republic
Novotného lávka 9, 110 00 Staré Město, Czech Republic
Nightlife
Old city evening tour
Take a spooky tour through Prague’s Old City at night and discover its dark history. Hear tales
of murder and spirits while walking through narrow cobbled streets and winding lanes. Explore an often-overlooked area once filled with poverty, plague, and magic. Learn about the mysterious legends and tales of the dark side of Prague’s history through storytelling.
Tour in the nuclear bunker
Explore the history of communism in Prague on a tour of a nuclear bunker. Learn about life under communist rule
and hear cold war stories visit the former headquarters of the communist secret police, the largest statue of Stalin, and the largest nuclear bunker in Prague
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Theater Royal
Take a journey to the Theater Royal, learn about its rich history & architecture.
Hear stories of past productions, legendary performancesfamous visitors. including big names in classical music & opera. Get a behind-the-scenes look & witness the beauty & magic of the Theater Royal in a unique and unforgettable way.
Vinohradská 2165, 120 00 Vinohrady, Czech Republic
Vinohradská 2165, 120 00 Vinohrady, Czech Republic
Hemingway bar
Sip on a drink inspired by Hemingway’s travels and experiences at Hemingway Bar in Prague.
Immerse yourself in the literary atmosphere e created in honor of the famous author and enjoy absinthe-based drinks, just like Hemingway himself.
Karoliny Světlé 26, 110 00 Staré Město, Czech Republic
Karoliny Světlé 26, 110 00 Staré Město, Czech Republic
Cross club
Get ready for a unique and wild experience at Cross Club in Holešovice!
This incredible venue is decorated with massive cogs and mechanisms that create a stunning atmosphere. Cross Club boasts an electrifying lineup of music, ranging from EDM to hardcore punk, and also hosts theater, cinema, and book readings, making it one of Prague’s top cultural
hotspots.
Plynární 1096, 170 00 Praha 7-Holešovice, Czech Republic
Plynární 1096, 170 00 Praha 7-Holešovice, Czech Republic
Weather
Winter
Once the snow cover forms in late December, the city transforms into a magical wonderland. Don’t forget to bring warm clothes and prepare to be enchanted by the beauty of Prague in the snow.
Spring
Average daytime temperatures slowly increase from March to May, ranging from 8-18°C (46-64°F), with the nights being much milder than winter. There’s a lot of rain but usually fast.
Summer
Summer in Prague is a delightful time to visit, with comfortable temperatures ranging from 22-24°C (72-75°F) degrees Celsius, and plenty of sunshine to explore the city’s sights. While rain is common, it’s usually short, and evenings can be cool and pleasant.
Autumn
Autumn in Prague is a beautiful season with yellow leaves falling in the numerous parks. The amount of rain decreases in September, but temperatures drop to around 19 °C (66 °F) in the afternoon and 9 °C (48 °F) at night. October has temperatures of 13-5 °C (55-41 °F), while November is getting cooler, with temperatures ranging from 5 °C (41 °F) in the afternoon to 0 °C (32 °F) at night.
Money
Local currency – Czech Koruna
Exchanging money in Prague can be tricky due to exchange office tricks, confusion, and poor customer service. Beware of 0% commission ads and check rates and transactions carefully. Consider using ATMs and, if necessary, choose reputable exchange offices. To save money, exchange larger sums and visit in the winter for deals. Tipping 10% is sufficient in restaurants and taxis Non-EU tourists can save up to 21% VAT on purchases in Prague by looking for shops with “Tax Free” signs. The minimum purchase amount. The VAT rate for books, pharmaceuticals, and glasses is 15%, while some books and medicines have a rate of 10%. The tax-free process involves obtaining a tax free voucher, getting it stamped by a Czech customs official within 30 days of purchase, and then presenting it at a Duty Free Shop for a refund after passport control. Refunds are paid on goods exported in personal luggage but food, alcohol, fuel and weapons are non-refundable. The validity of a Czech form is 6 months from the issuing month.
Exchanging money in Prague can be tricky due to exchange office tricks, confusion, and poor customer service. Beware of 0% commission ads and check rates and transactions carefully. Consider using ATMs and, if necessary, choose reputable exchange offices. To save money, exchange larger sums and visit in the winter for deals. Tipping 10% is sufficient in restaurants and taxis Non-EU tourists can save up to 21% VAT on purchases in Prague by looking for shops with “Tax Free” signs. The minimum purchase amount. The VAT rate for books, pharmaceuticals, and glasses is 15%, while some books and medicines have a rate of 10%. The tax-free process involves obtaining a tax free voucher, getting it stamped by a Czech customs official within 30 days of purchase, and then presenting it at a Duty Free Shop for a refund after passport control. Refunds are paid on goods exported in personal luggage but food, alcohol, fuel and weapons are non-refundable. The validity of a Czech form is 6 months from the issuing month.