Prague‏

What to see in Prague

If you don’t go to these places, you don’t arrive Prague.

Prague Castle and Saint Vitus Cathedral : Prague Castle is the biggest castle of the world in the middle age. It is called the gem of Prague. Saint Vitus Cathedral is also magnificent. The castle is exhibited of Czech history and Bohemian art collection. There are art center, toys museum, gunpowder tower and golden alley. All of them are the highlight of this place and take at least half a day to cover them all.

Old Town Square and Astronomic Clock Tower : They are in the center of old town. They are surrounded by stunning baroque, gothic and rococo architects. Old Town Square is a lovely place to chill out. There are plenty of nice cafes. You can rent a horse, riding in a horse carriage or take a walk to a market. Astronomic Clock Tower is a must-see.

Male Namesti : A few steps from the Old Town Square, there is a place which Franz Kafka used to live. Don’t miss Church of Our Lady Before Týn, Kinsky Palace which is a rococo style, Stone Bell House which was built in the middle age and the baroque Saint Nicholas Church.

Charles Bridge : This bridge was built in 1357 to replace Judith Bridge. Charles Bridge is one of the popular tourist attractions in Prague. There were some merchants and actors. It is beautiful day and night, the most beautiful moment are at sunrise and sunset.

Jewish Community : This is the oldest Jewish community in Europe. It was named after King Joseph II. It is consisted of six Jewish churchs. You can learn about the sad history of Jewish in the Jewish museum.

Municipal House : This art nouveau castle was built in between 1905 -1912. There is the largest concert hall in Prague (Smetanova Hall). And don’t miss a cup of coffee at Municipal House Kavárna

Lesser Town (Mala Strana) : This beautiful place was developed from 13th century by merchants who worked at the ground floor of the castle. Now It is full of restaurants, shops and embassies. You have to stop by at Saint Nicholas Church which is created in the baroque age or you can go a concert that will start at 5 o’clock in the afternoon.

Petrin Hill : Escape to the green and peaceful Petrin Hill. Visit the Petrin Tower to watch stars or just watch the beautiful scenery of the city.

Václavské náměstí : the new symbol of Prague today. There are shops, Evropa Café in art nouveau style, and Saint Wenceslas Monument.

Strahov Ecclesia : This gorgeous ecclesia was built in 1340 for Premonstratensians priests. The library, the philosophy tower and Strahov Art Center are the spots that everyone should stop by. Not far from Strahov Ecclesia, there is Loreto Ecclesia which was built by Katherina von Lobkwicz in 1926.

Church of Our Lady Before Týn : The inside of the church was decorated in gothic style from 14th century. It is at the Old Town Square.

Vysehrad : the former castle which no one want to come, now it is the popular park for people in the weekend. You can enjoy taking a walk in the park. Moreover you should visit Saint Martin Church, Saint Peter Church and Saint Paul Church.

National Museum : The most oldest museum in Czech. There is the great nature history exhibition from 1891 until now. It is decorated beautifully. And don’t miss a wonderful view point of Wnceslas Square from the top.

Rudolfinum : another concert hall in Czech. It was built in Neorenaissance. Orchestra concerts, shows and ceremonies are organized here.

Don’t miss : Vltava river cruise, the scenery of Prague from the river is a different experience. You will see historic place in a stunningly beautiful way.

Romantic Trip : The most romantic place next to Charles Bridge is Vysehrad. It is a quiet place, not many tourist around here. You can walk to a graveyard, a church or just walk and enjoy the beautiful surrounding. For the romantic night, you should go to see a show at The Estates theater, which is a fantastic theater and well conserved. With a little size of this theater, you will fell like sitting in a music box.