City attractions

Prague Castle

The largest coherent castle complex in the world - with a length of 570 m and a width of 130 m the largest coherent castle complex in the world. The traditional seat of Czech rulers. UNESCO monument.

Charles Bridge

The oldest preserved Prague bridge over the Vltava river - bridge is nearly 516 m long and connects the Old Town with Mala Strana. National historic landmark.

Royal deer-park Stromovka

Prague „Central Park“ – There is a lot of marked trails suitable for in-line skating, cycling, jogging and other sport activities.

St. Vitus Cathedral

The largest cathedral in Prague and a spiritual symbol of the Czech state - Major landmark of Prague Castle and the largest and most important temple in Prague. Czech Crown Jewels are kept in the chapel of St. Wenceslaus.

Cathedral of St. Nicholas

The most beautiful building of Czech baroque - St. Nicholas Church is often regarded as the most impressive building of Baroque and also is one of the finest Baroque buildings in Europe.

Hanavsky Pavilion

Beautiful view of Prague - one of the nicest views of the historic city. You will see famous Prague bridges and towers as well as countless churches and cathedrals from a bird´s eye view.

Loreta

The second most valuable treasure in the Czech Republic and the famous chimes - Loreta treasure with a diamond monstrance with 6222 diamonds is kept here. Loreta chime with 30 bells plays every hour.

National Theatre

The most famous theatre in the Czech Republic and a masterpiece of Czech architecture of the 19th century. It was ceremoniously opened on the 18th of November 1883 with a performance of Smetana's most famous opera Libuse.

New Castle Stairs

A steep path beneath the garden of Eden - New Castle Stairs rise up under the southern gardens of Prague Castle. A steep carriage road called „Steep Path“ led through this place in the Middle Age.

Petrin

A hill of lovers –flowering cherry orchard in Petrin is visited by crowds of lovers on the 1st of May, yet until the 14th century Petrin served as the scaffold.