Prague, the capital of the Czech Republic, is also the largest city in the country. The city is located on the Vltava River. It is one of the largest cities in Central Europe and the centuries-old capital of Bohemia. The city has bridges, cathedrals, gilded towers and church domes, a medieval center with cobbled streets and courtyards, countless spiers and shops. And on a par with this, city is a modern and lively city, full of young energy, music, culture in all its manifestations, and gourmet restaurants. Many consider Prague the most beautiful city in Europe.
Prague How to get there?
Prague is one of the most popular tourist destinations in Eastern Europe. That is why there are many ways to get to city. First, the easiest and fastest way is by air. Regular flights are organized daily from around the world. Prague Airport named after Vaclav Havel serves 11-12 million passengers annually. The second largest airport that receives international flights is the airport in Pardubice. From here to city just over 100 km. From the airport to the city, you can take a taxi, Airport Express buses (depart every 30 minutes) or Cedaz shuttles.
An alternative to flying can be traveling by bus. Not far from the metro station of the same name is the bus station Florenz, where buses from most European cities arrive. You can also get to Prague by train. This trip will take more time, and the cost will be more expensive than a bus ticket.
Sightseeing in Prague
Prague is rich in sights, and every street amaze tourist with its beauty. From a tourist point of view, the most interesting and visited districts are Prague 1 and Prague 2. The first is the historical center of the capital. Here the spirit of the Middle Ages is felt especially keenly. The imagination of tourists strikes the legendary Charles Bridge and the residence of the kings – Prague Castle. It is considered the largest castle in the world. In the first, the attractive quarter of Josefov is also located. The district also includes most of the Lesser Country – the area of lush baroque palaces.
Here is a list of some of the other sights of Prague;
- Old Town Hall and Astronomical Clock Tower
- Old Town Square
- Vitus Cathedral
- Wenceslas Square
- Petrin Hill and lookout tower
- dancing House
- Church of St. Niklaus
- Prague City Hall
- Tyn Church
- John Lennon Wall
- Prague National Museum
- Prague National Theater
- Strahov Monastery
- Clementinum
Hotels in Prague
City offers a wide range of accommodation in hotels, the number of which is more than 3 thousand. Hotels in Prague have different levels of comfort from luxury to quite budget options. The main part of the 5-star hotels are located in the city center, among them you can choose Hilton, Sheraton or Radisson.
You can also find a very comfortable and more budget hotel outside the center.
Hotels in the Josefov area are as follows:
- Palac U Kocku
- Smetana Otel
- Merhant’s Avenue Otel
- Le Palais Art Hotel Prague
- Republic Otel
Hotels in Mala Strana include;
- Ibis Praha Mala Strana
- Hotel Stary Pivovar
- Hotel Mala Strana
- Aria by Library Hotel Collection
- Mala Strana Residence
