Prague Culture and Sights

Historic Splendor and the Most Beautiful Stained Glass Windows in Prague. Along with Charles Bridge and Josefov , Prague Castle (Pražský hrad, in Hradčany) is one of the city’s main attractions. Since 1...

Old Town Square is second only to Prague castle in its significance in the history of Prague. The 9000sq m/2.2ac square, with the monumental memorial to reformer Jan Hus in the centre, began in the 11th...

Centre of modern Prague. When Nové Město was founded, Charles IV had the square developed as a horse market; in 1848 it was given its present name. However the 750m/820yd-long and 60m/66yd-wide Wencesla...

The Old Jewish Cemetery and Old-New Synagogue are amongst the most significant historic remnants of the former Jewish town and, according to many, number among the ten most interesting sights in the ...

Considered to be one of the most beautiful cities in Europe and is one of the most visited of the continent. Built between the 11th and 18th centuries, the Old Town, the Lesser Town and the New Town spe...

Golden Lane – also known as Alchemists’ Lane – runs from the castle fortifications built by Vladislav Jagiello to the old Burgrave’s house; once it went all the way to the Convent of St George. Battleme...

A Sight Worth Your Time. On this clock it was possible to see the movements of the heavens throughout the whole year with the number of months, days and hours. Rising and setting of the stars, the longe...

Documentation of a rich cultural life. Founded in 1906, the museum in 1950 under state administration and until the year 1994 as part of the restitution of the Jewish community of Prague returned. The m...

St Vitus Cathedral is the metropolitan church of the archbishopric of Prague. . It occupies the site of a rotunda which Duke Wenceslas dedicated to St Vitus in 925.135 years later Duke Spytihněv II dona...