Travel Guide Prague and vicinity

Prague, the capital of the Czech Republic, also called the “golden town” or “the town with 100 bell towers”, is situated in the heart of Europe and offers many cultural treasures. Despite the sometimes less than attractive weather, you can expect a varied and interesting visit. Visit the historical centre of Prague with its beautiful houses built in many different styles, the Hradcany castle, the town hall with its famous Apotres clock, the St Vita cathedral, the St Charles bridge, the areas of Mala Strana, Stare Mesto (old town) and Josefov (old Jewish quarter).

Other attractive areas are Vysehrad with its castle situated on a hill and offering a superb view, the park with the maze and the Petron viewpoint, as well as Prague’s huge range of galleries and museums, concerts, “musicals” and other shows in the many theatres around Prague, offering a varied visit for everyone. Also, from mid-June, there is the “Springtime in Prague” festival. In the evening, everyone is invited to stroll along the banks of the Moldavia river. Many restaurants, cafes and brasseries serve good Czech and international dishes.

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