Astronomical Clock
The astronomical clock was built in 1410 by the clockmaker Mikulas Kadan, helped by professor Jan Ondrejuv,… [more]
Charles Bridge
Although it may seem quiet and romantic, the Moldava river hasn’t always been as quiet as it looks… [more]
Church of Our Lady before Tyn
The Church of Our Lady before Tyn, built in a gothic style, is one of the most prominent symbols of Prague.… [more]
Castle of Prague
1100 years of history speak for themselves. The history of the Castle of Prague identifies with the history… [more]
Cesky Krumlov
Located 170 kilometers from Prague, it’s one of the only towns still keeping its own medieval character.… [more]
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DISCOVER ALL ITS MAGICAL PLACES
Charles Bridge
Although it may seem quiet and romantic, the Moldava river hasn’t always been as quiet as it looks nowadays. Its fury, combined with the strong … [Read More...]
Saint Vitus Cathedral
For over 600 years, the rooftops of the Castle of Prague have been in plain sight from the towers of the Saint Vitus Cathedral. The cathedral’s real … [Read More...]
Astronomical Clock
The astronomical clock was built in 1410 by the clockmaker Mikulas Kadan, helped by professor Jan Ondrejuv, who taught math and astronomy at the … [Read More...]
Old & New Jewish Synagogue
If you’re in downtown Prague, it’d be a shame to miss one of the best parts of the jewry which is the Old & New Synagogue, since it’s the … [Read More...]
DISCOVER ALL THAT YOU CAN DO
Joyride on the Prague motor train
A bit of a special activity, 30 minutes travelling one of the most romantic routes you can do in Prague. The train works every Saturday and Sunday from may 7th to … [Read More...]
Cruise in the Moldava River
The Moldava is the longest river on the Czech Republic, measuring about 430 kilometers. It is born on the fountains of the Sumava and alongside its course, it merges … [Read More...]
Black Light Theatre
The black light theatre of Prague is a kind of theatrical performance which takes place in a dark stage with different types of lighting that create lights and … [Read More...]
Catching a Play at the Opera
The Prague Opera house was originally built to be a German theatre, having opened its doors for the first time in 1888. For almost 50 years it featured presentations … [Read More...]
WHAt YOU SHOULD KNOW ABOUT THE CITY
Prices and tickets of transport in Prague
The city’s transportation is unified, so tickets can be used equally to travel by bus, streetcar or subway. General considerations when you travel: If you’re going to travel with luggage and it surpasses the established measurements (25x45x70), you will have to pay an extra fee (13 crowns). Children up to 6 years old travel for free. Children between 6 and … [Read More...]
Enjoy Prague in 3D
Would you like to see Prague in 3D before visiting? Well don’t miss this following video we’ve compiled for you where you’ll be able to enjoy all of the city’s charms before visiting. In this video you’ll be able to see all the main landmarks in the city like the old square with the church of Tyn and the astronomical clock, the bridge of Charles, Mala Strana, … [Read More...]
The little Christmas markets in Prague
Christmas is a very special time of year in Prague and the Christmas markets come along with it. The Christmas markets of Prague, which come from a long tradition, unite people who share the Christmas spirit and it well deserves a visit. The markets start every year 4 Saturdays prior to December 24th, which is Christmas eve, and they stay up until the first days of … [Read More...]
