Things to Do in Prague

Charles Bridge is a historic stone bridge crossing the Vltava River. It is on the must-visit-list for travelers and anyone in Prague. 16 arches and 30 religious statues cover the bridge. It was built in 15th century and stands up to present day.

Old Town combines all of the historic monuments you need to see in Prague. The district has been inhabited for 1000 years and more. The famous Charles bridge will lead you to the medieval buildings and streets of Prague.

Prague Castle is the most significant and ancient monument in the Czech Republic. The castle bears 1000 years of its cultural and historical heritage. Explore the Roman style 10th century building with its 14th century Gothic renovations!

Old Town Hall is a 14th century building famous all over the world. It houses an observation tower and astronomical clock. The astronomical clock performance was considered one of the wonders of the world in the Middle Ages.

St. Vitus Cathedral is the largest and most important cathedral in Prague. It has been the religious symbol of the Czech state from 14th century up to now! The Cathedral has witnessed many royal coronations and houses graves of many monarchs, archbishops and noblemen.

The historic and most significant square of Prague city for more than 10 centuries. For thousands of years it has served as the city center and marketplace. The Square has witnessed almost 10 centuries of historical events. Feel the medieval spirit of Prague city standing in the Old Town Square.

Prague Zoo is the second most popular destination for tourists visiting the city. Located on the bank of Vltava River it is a nice natural landscape at the heart of the city. Over 80 years, the zoo has turned into one of the most prestigious in the world!

The Petron Hill and its Observation Tower are highest viewing points of Prague. The Hill is 318 meter high. The Observation Tower looks like the Eifell Tower, but smaller. Enjoy the panoramic view of Prague city or watch closer with the telescope!

Prague Castle District, locally known as Hradčany, houses amazing medieveal Romanesque, Gothic and Baroque palaces and other buildings. The district surrounds the Prague Castle. It is younger compared to other Prague districts.

Mala Strana or the Lesser Town is one of the oldest neighbourhood of Prague. The architecture of Mala Strana’s buildings is dominantly Baroque. When in Mala Strana you need to see the Mala Strana Square, the Church of St. Nicholas, Petrin Hill and the Wallenstein Gardens.

Municipal House Hall is a concert venue in Prague. It is city's most famous building in Art Nouveau style. The Smetana Hall inside the building is the largest in Prague. All important exhibitions, concerts, opera performances, fashion shows take place here.

The Spanish Synagogue is the most beautiful, outstanding and historically significant synagogues in Prague. Experience the Moorish style arabesque culture in the city of Prague. Located in the Jewish Town of Prague it is administered by the Jewish Museum and community.