Explore Czech Republic's top sights, attractions, and exciting events
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Charles Bridge
The Charles Bridge, built in the 14th century, is Prague's oldest surviving river bridge and a key landmark. The 516-meter-long bridge connects the Old Town with the Lesser Town and is famous for its statues. Once the coronation route of Bohemian kings, it now attracts thousands of tourists annually.
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John Lennon Wall Prague
One of the most well-known and colorful landmarks in Prague is the John Lennon Wall. This street art and graffiti wall is dedicated to John Lennon and his message of peace. It features numerous love poems and political messages inspired by John Lennon and the lyrics of the Beatles.
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Prague Castle
The Prague Castle is one of Prague's outstanding attractions and is a significant symbol of the Czech state. Situated on Hradčany in the Czech capital, this castle complex is one of the largest in the world and impresses with a variety of attractions, including the Old Royal Palace, the Gothic St. Vitus Cathedral, St. George's Basilica, and the Golden Lane.
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Ice Pub Prague
A special attraction in Prague's nightlife is the Ice Pub Prague. This small pub, entirely made of ice, is part of the largest music club in Central Europe - Karlovy Lázně. The Ice Pub provides a unique entry into the nightlife and is particularly popular among young tourists.
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National Museum Prague
One of Prague's outstanding landmarks and the largest museum in the Czech Republic is undoubtedly the National Museum. Here, fascinating exhibits on cultural and natural history can be found, accompanied by numerous collections, exhibition buildings, and historically significant structures. A visit to the museum is highly recommended for those interested in cultural and natural history, as well as Prague visitors looking for an appealing alternative on rainy days.
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Beer Spa Prague
Prague not only offers cultural attractions but also relaxing highlights like the Beer Spa Prague. Czech beer is internationally renowned, and several providers create a laid-back atmosphere in a beer bath. Many of these establishments offer not only beer baths but also massages, saunas, and, of course, fresh beer for the guests. Seize the opportunity to combine your visit to Prague with a Beer Spa and relax during your vacation.
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Jan Hus Monument
The Jan Hus Monument, a work by the Czech sculptor Ladislav Šaloun, is located on the Old Town Square in Prague, in close proximity to the Prague City Hall and the Prague Astronomical Clock. It is one of the most significant landmarks of the city.
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Prague Astronomical Clock
The tower of the Old Town Hall in the center of Prague houses the famous Prague Astronomical Clock, one of the city's most significant landmarks. Built in 1410, this clock is one of the oldest astronomical clocks still in operation in the world.
