Prague was highly rated for architecture by 2,048 guests from the United States!Prague Travel Guide
Discover the Magic of Prague
The Czech capital is nothing short of magical, with Prague’s countless bridges, cathedrals, domes and castles reflected in the Vltava River. Thankfully, the city escaped most of WWII’s destruction, leaving the rich history and fairytale facade of this Bohemian city intact.
Prague Castle is the largest ancient castle complex in the world and the St. Vitus Cathedral is a stunning example of Gothic architecture. The Cathedral’s lookout tower rewards those willing to climb 300 steps with the best view of the city.
Walking through the cobblestone streets of the Mala Strana district will bring you to the Charles Bridge. Prague’s beautiful 14th-century monument buzzes with musicians and local crafts sales. The Astronomical Clock, Tyn Church, and Storch building of Old Town compete for popularity with the neoclassical Estate Theatre and the Czech National Museum.
The cafes and restaurants of Wenceslas Square are great for people watching and the Franz Kafka house, the Old New Synagogue and Frank Gehry’s Dancing House are perfect for soaking up history.
Flights arriving at Vaclav Havel International Airport will be in the city center after a short subway ride. For historic hotels, cheap hostels or charming apartments head to Booking.com for nearly 700 accommodations in Prague.
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What Guests Said About Prague:
Anonymous
South Korea
8.0
Everything about Prague was so nice.
Everything about Prague was so nice. But there are too much construction these days. And the Starbucks near the castle was disappointing.. which was different from the past I stayed in several years ago ..
Anonymous
United Kingdom
10
Everybody must to visit Prague at least once in their
Everybody must to visit Prague at least once in their
life, all city is very intuitive and you can manage to see everything in short time by having google maps on you.
We were dining min cafe Louvre, but i didnt have the pleasure to eat in Savoy, sadly recommended the last day on our stay
Anonymous
Canada
8.0
Prague was very crowded with tourists.
Prague was very crowded with tourists. You can hardly move in the old town and historical districts. There is so much graffiti on the buildings. Still it is a very walkable city and we did lots of walking...so good for us, yet there appears to be a wonderful public transportation system in place. We enjoyed our visit and the restaurants in addition to the beautiful old restored architecture.
Branislav
Czech Republic
10
Food way too expensive and not that good - czech couisine...
Food way too expensive and not that good - czech couisine quite unhealthy and not that tasty.
Top tourist attractions are overcrowded, be aware of pickpockets.
If you choose smart, you can enjoy Prague - e.g. the Vitkov monument is great but almost nobody knows about it, Vysehrad is perfect...if you chiose the castle do not forget to go to the Petrin tower. Technology museum is stunning.
Many homeless people, many of them are begging, the ones drunk sitting in front of main train station makes you feel unsafety and uncomfortable. It seems that police and city does not care to do something about it - it is like this for years.
“Exceptional service! Best overall hotel experience I have ever had in my life. I am a seasoned traveler and the service was on par with any 5 star hotel I have experienced. Complimentary shuttle around the city, free soft drinks and water, friendly check-in with snacks and great restaurant/sights advice. They even laundered a weeks worth of clothes the same day - again complimentary! The location is also excellent, just a short walk from the old town square, yet on a quiet street. Amazing experience!”
“The hotel was beautiful, and ideally located close to the Old Town Square. Hotel staff were very friendly and attentive, even providing a bagged breakfast on our departure date since we had to leave for the airport so early. On our arrival, they greeted us with sparkling wine and offers to arrange tours for us. Buffet breakfast was delicious and featured different items on different days.”
“This lovely apt is a short walk from everything for the old town and new town and close to tram and subway. Original woodwork and floors, high ceiling and airy, but with modern kitchen, baths and washer/dryer. A real single bed was in the large living room for our 3rd person, not a sofa bed. Great value. Owner arranged airport transportation that was cheaper than taxi. Our highest recommendation.”
“Very clean, comfortable and excellent service! Beautiful views from the terraces off the bedrooms and a nice spot to enjoy breakfast or an evening cocktail in the warmer months. The staff was very accommodating and helpful arranging airport pick-ups, taxi's etc. The hotel is close to the Castle and about a 15 minute walk from the historical center. A very accessible but much more quiet location than if you were to stay in Old Town. Highly recommended!”
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