Quote: One of the greatest places in Prague. The oldest bridge in Czech Republic. You feel there the atmosphere of history. But I recommend you not to go there on weekend, cause there´s too many tourists.… Read More

Quote: The "Most Wanted" in Prague. If you visit Prague you have to see Prague Castle, the seat of the Czech president. From there you the best view on the whole capital city. Highly recommended. I live in Prague and… Read More

Quote: For the past ten years I have been hearing about Prague from other travelers. The city has come up on the top or near the top of their Do Not Miss destination lists and for some reason I always missed this… Read More

Quote: You haven´t seen anything like this anywhere. Hundreds and hundreds tourists waiting on 12 o´clock to see the moving figures. It´s a fascinating adventure.… Read More

Quote: After exploring Praszky Hrad's grounds, Jaro, Maria, Ivan, and I made our way over to the Katredala Sv. Vita, better known in English as St. Vitus Cathedral, the HUGE Gothic cathedral located on Prague Castle's… Read More

Quote: At the heart of the Lesser Quarter (Mala Strana) is Malostranské námêstí, a lively square edged by Baroque palaces and Renaissance townhouses that hide Gothic interiors. Many also have cellars which have become… Read More

Quote: The old Jewish ghetto occupies the banks of the great curve of the Vltava, just north of Stare Mesto. Several ancient synagogues, going back to the mid-15th century, still stand. Along with the old… Read More

Quote: You are probably familiar with the song "Good King Wenceslas." Well, here you can even see a statue of him. For history buffs, this is where the Velvet Revolution took place. It’s basically a big boulevard (not… Read More

Quote: I took myself on a walking tour due to a sprained ankle, and really enjoyed myself. If you have ever been to Paris, or a city where you have realized that you can walk all around the whole city, well Prague is… Read More

Quote: It is an amazing view of history and the closeness of the Jewish community here in Praha. Narrow gravestone markers, a temple, and historic exhibit depicting the early years, migration patterns pre-WWII, and… Read More