Prague Attractions

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The origins of this large castle date back to the 9th century.    Read More...

The famous bridge adorned with statues connects Old Town with Lesser Town.    Read More...

This beautiful tower was built in the 15th century next to a former royal palace.    Read More...

The Old Town Hall is best known for its 15th century astronomical clock.    Read More...

The Týn Church was built by German merchants near the Old Town Square.    Read More...

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A reconstruction of the historic chapel where Jan Hus preached from 1402 until 1412.    Read More...

Prague's most famous modern building was built in 1996 and portrays two people dancing.    Read More...

An elegant classicist 18th century building, best known for the premiere of Mozart's Don Giovanni.    Read More...

Located at the Prague Castle complex, the small colorful houses provide a stark constrast with the large castle.    Read More...

The colossal equestrian statue on top of the Vítkov Hill honors Jan Zizka, leader of the Hussite army.    Read More...

A historic bell tower. Since its renovation in 2001 it houses a restaurant and an observation deck.    Read More...

This former Jewish Ghetto is home to several Synagogues and an old Jewish Cemetery.    Read More...

A picturesque area formed by a branch of the Vltava river.    Read More...

The oldest of the two towers was built in 1158, the other in 1464.    Read More...

A cultural center annex concert hall, this is one of Prague's most beautiful Art Nouveau buildings.    Read More...

The National Museum is a monumental neorenaissance building prominently located at Wenceslas Square.    Read More...

Prague's most important theatre building was originally built at the end of the 19th century by local architect Josef Zítek.    Read More...

The oldest of the Jewish district's three synagogues still in service.    Read More...

The most beautiful of the Charles Bridge's three towers.    Read More...

Prague's most beautiful square, surrounded by magnificent buildings.    Read More...

Once an exclusive entertainment area reserved for royals, the beautiful lanscaped garden is now open to the public.    Read More...

This highlight of neorenaissance architecture is home to the Czech Philharmonic Orchestra.    Read More...

This magnificent renaissance palace houses exhibitions of late renaissance and baroque art from Bohemia.    Read More...

Built between 1704 and 1761 by the Dientzenhofers, this church is a highlight of baroque architecture in Prague.    Read More...

One of two St. Nicholas Churches, this baroque church has a prominent position at the Old Town Square.    Read More...

The magnificent St. Vitus Cathedral dominates Prague's skyline.    Read More...

This monastery near the Prague castle is best known for its library.    Read More...

One of Prague's famed baroque gardens, this Italianesque Baroque garden is a hidden gem.    Read More...

A rocky hill just south of Prague's historic center was the site of a 10th century castle and according to a legend, the first royal residence.    Read More...

Built in the 17th century for a powerful military leader, this palace now houses the Czech Senate.    Read More...

Prague's commercial boulevard with many shops, restaurants and hotels.    Read More...


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