Old Town Square

Get acquainted with Prague’s atmospheric Old Town, New Town, and Jewish Quarter on this walking tour of Prague. Learn about the history that has shaped modern Prague, and experience life as a local.

Shortly after the assassination of singer John Lennon in 1980, this stone wall, located across from the French embassy, was converted into an impromptu memorial with a painting of the singer's face, candles, and lyrics from the Beatles. Soon, political graffiti criticising the totalitarian regime began to appear. Despite the authorities countless attempts of whitewashing…

You might not know this, but Prague is a true foodies' paradise. But if you really want to find the most authentic spots, you'll need a local guide. So, join this 5-star foodie tour, on which you'll savour a wide range of Czech fare–from pub food to traditional dishes to modern takes on local cuisine.…

The iconic Karlův most was built in 1357 under the guidance of Charles IV, and up to the 19th century it remained the only bridge connecting both sides of Prague. Take a stroll over the bridge and learn the names of the 30 saints whose statues stand sentinel there. Take some time to visit the…

The whole of Prague Castle, the area which lies on a hill overlooking the city, is a must for any visitor. The castle’s history goes back to the 11th century, and it is believed to be Europe’s largest castle. The Gothic St.Vitus Cathedral, which took more than 600 years to build, is most significant and…

Staronová Synagoga is one of the oldest synagogues in Europe. This is where Rabbi Löw, who created Golem — the mythical clay figure which was to protect Prague’s Jewish population from persecution — preached. It has been an important centre for Czech Jews for centuries.

This clock has been ticking since 1490 on the wall of the Old Town City Hall in the Old Town Square. Every hour between 9am and 11pm, visitors can see the Apostles (small wooden figures) appear from the clock. At closer glance, one can see mystical zodiac signs on the clock face.

This Art Nouveau palace was erected after the right-wing revolution, which, during the second half of the 19th century, came to transform Prague into a modern capitalist city. Before the inauguration in 1911, all of the Czech artistic elite of the time helped create what is today one of Europe’s finest Art Nouveau monuments. The…

The Old Town marketplace with its pastel-coloured baroque houses and cathedral is one of Europe’s most beautiful squares. Its centrepiece is a large statue of a prominent religious leader from the 1400s, Jan Hus. Multiple bars and cafes adorn the square.

Many people imagine the Czech Republic to be a prominent beer producer — and rightly so. If there is one place where you should take the opportunity to sample some of the best beers in the world, it's here. There is a wide selection of pubs where you can begin your tasting, and even a…

Challenge your partner to see who is the best at aiming at this modern shooting range complex in Prague. Professional guide, all weapons and equipment are included in the price, as well as beverages and snacks.

Experiencing local musicians play live in the city you are visiting is a great way of getting a sense of the country's cultural tradition. There are countless places where you can catch local acts. Palac Akropolis is a historic theatre that hosts alternative rock bands and live DJs showcased. Don't miss their excellent cafe, restaurant…

At the Prague Zoo, you will see a diverse variety of animals in well-maintained grounds. It is worth enjoying a day walking around and learning more about different animal species who are looked after here. The zoo is easy to access from downtown Prague.

If leisurely strolling through the streets of Prague is not thrilling enough then you should try out bungee jumping from Zvikov bridge. K.I bungee jump has been around since 1993 and is a good option if you dare to try it out.

This handsome, functional building from the 1920's is where trade fairs used to be held until 1951. Later, it served as headquarters for foreign trade companies. Today, it houses the National Gallery collections of modern, international and Czech art.

Divadlo Minor invites you to a puppet show — they are huge in Prague, and have a long history in Czech Republic. Do not mistake it for a show only for children as they also are aimed at adults.

There are many places to go to for a drink in Prague, and the casinos are always a good choice. Palais Savarin is highly recommended even if you do not gamble since the interior is simply amazing. If you are a fan of James Bond, then head to Banco Casino, as it is one of…

The KGB Museum houses many interesting historical artefacts. You can, for example, see Lenin's death mask, equipment used in laboratories by the KGB and Trotsky's murder weapon. You even have the possibility of trying on authentic military head gear.

The Czech are known admirers of classical music, which is easily apparent through multiple concerts hosted regularly at different venues across the city. Rudolfinum offers beautiful music in an amazing setting. See what is on while you are in town, and catch a fascinating performance if time permits. Rudolfinum also hosts an art gallery and…

Kampa Park is a beautiful park in Prague and the best tranquil retreat if you want some peace and quiet. Enjoy your time together and do not forget to bring some bread for the swans who make frequent appearances around Kampa island.