Attractions
Old Town Square including Astronomical Clock, Charles Bridge, Prague Castle with St. Vitus Cathedral and Jewish Quarter are the most visited attractions in Prague. Also worth consideration is the wonderful art nouveau confection, Municipal House, with the largest concert hall in Prague or imposing Strahov Monastery with the baroque double-storey Philosophy Hall and Strahov Gallery.
To escape to a green space, visit by funicular the peaceful grounds of Petřín Hill, the Observation Tower or Vyšehrad, which once was a forbidding fortress and now it is a popular place for locals at the weekends.
All the other tourist sites can be considered, based on your personal preference and time and in this category, you will find many ideas on how to explore Prague at its best.
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New Town Hall
The New Town Hall is a national cultural heritage. It is used for many cultural and social events, including wedding ceremonies. The New Town Hall…
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Troja Palace
Troja Palace is a Baroque palace is located in a quiet part of Prague Troja, situated on the slopes on the right bank of the…
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Prague Zoo
For lovers of nature and animals, and families with children, Prague Zoo is the perfect place to visit. Forbes Traveller Magazine listed Prague Zoo among…
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Rudolfinum
This venue presents a varied programme of classical music. Rudolfinum, built between 1876 and 1884, is an outstanding example of the Czech neo-renaissance style. Between…
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Žižkov Television Tower
The Žižkov Television tower is Prague's most disliked and highest structure standing at seven hundred and nine feet (two hundred and sixteen metres) tall. Up…
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Powder Tower
Work began on this sturdy Gothic tower in 1475, but was halted eight years later when rioting forced the king to flee the city. It…
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Church of Our Lady Below the Chain
Originally this church was built after 1158, thanks to the settlement of the area below the castle by the Order of Saint John of Jerusalem.…
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St. George’s Basilica
As the oldest preserved religious building in Prague, St. George’s Basilica is obviously an extremely important place for many different reasons. The church dates back…
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Church of St. Lawrence
Located on the site of a Romanesque church dating back to the 10th century, this Baroque church was restored in the mid-1700s. This restoration project…
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St Francis Seraph’s Church of Assisi
In 1233, St Agnes from Bohemia founded St. Francis' hospital. Over time, the brotherhood of the Franciscans was transformed, with the Red Star, into the…
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Our Lady Of The Snows Church
Charles the fourth, on the day following the ceremony of his coronation, recommended a Carmelite monastery to a church that ended up serving as a…
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The Bethlehem Chapel
The Chapel of Bethlehem is situated on the area of a classic 3-level building erected from 1836 to 1837 whose walls and foundations are filled…
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