Prague was highly rated for architecture by 2,228 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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The decaying architecture is gorgeous at night, but the...
The decaying architecture is gorgeous at night, but the fabulous old buildings are crammed full of nothing but overpriced restaurants and tacky souvenir shops.
This is a tourist city and it feels difficult to experience anything authentic to Czech culture in Prague.
Angelica
Czech Republic
8.0
Most people who provide service in Prague were the worst in...
Most people who provide service in Prague were the worst in the world... sorry to say but as lovely as Prague was.. it left a bad taste in my mouth after encountering such rude remarks and the huffing n puffing whenever u asked a question...the men were especially rude to us
Anonymous
United States of America
10
This was my first visit to this beautiful and historic city.
This was my first visit to this beautiful and historic city. Because it was a business trip, I didn't have enough time to explore the city more fully.Took advantage of a bright,sunny day to take a wonderful river cruise and enjoyed the beautiful river walk back to my apartment. The people were very friendly and the food delicious. Definitely plan to return for a longer visit!
Pamela
United States of America
10
Prague is truly the sapphire of Europe.
Prague is truly the sapphire of Europe. We loved walking everywhere, eating in the squares and on the water, finding nooks and crannies to explore. We took a canal and river ride which we enjoyed, took in foot massages for our weary feet and did I mention the sweet treats of gelato or chimmney cones?! Loved the ease of navigating around, seriously cannot believe autos try to drive these crowded with pedestrian streets, and who knew Prague was the hot spot for bachelor parties? Ha!
Blair
United Kingdom
10
Prague is a beautiful city that is a photographers paradise.
Prague is a beautiful city that is a photographers paradise. There is so much to see and do and it's hard to know where to begin. The castle is outstanding and the old town square is a must see. A trip to the library is definitely worth seeing, especially the view over the city when you start the descent back down to the city. The Devils Channel boat ride is a must, not only to see the Charles bridge at a great angle, but to learn some quirky facts about the city.
I recommend getting a pocket guide book as this will give you some great places to eat off the beaten track.
The trams are tricky to work out to begin with but most newsagents will sell tickets and this is the easiest way to do this.
Brian
Canada
8.0
Beautiful City, do not miss this City when you’re Czech.
Beautiful City, do not miss this City when you’re Czech. The architecture, food and people are amazing . The train system is great, and it’s not difficult to drive in downtown; if you driven in other Metropolitan cities. The month of May has perfect weather... an average of 22c.
These Canadians loved Prague!
“Location. Location. Location. The hotel is strategically placed about a 3-5 minute walk from old town square. It’s also surrounded by a bunch of bars and restaurants that are worth exploring!
Price of rooms is very reasonable and staff were helpful and offered multiple tips on where to dine and how to get there. ”
“Location was about a 5 minute walk to Old Town Square but far away enough to be out of the foot traffic from tourists. The room was very comfortable and large enough for a family of four. Amenities were great. There were two separate rooms in the suite, which was a nice surprise and different from the hotels we are accustomed to in the States. Staff was extremely friendly. Breakfast is available on sight for 7 Euros. ”
“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!”
“For a family, the double room facility is one of the best places i've stayed in for years, in terms of cleanness and beauty, not to mention the location, which is exactly in the Old Town Square !”
“It's little out of the busy center, which is good. With metro and tram stops right in front of the hotel, plus point to the location. Old and classic hotel with very good bar and burgers. Breakfast was also great.”
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