The square is home to some of the most historic attractions in the city, including the Old Town Hall, one of the best places to get a bird's-eye view of the city and the Prague Astronomical Clock ...

From the iconic Prague Castle and other UNESCO World Heritage Sites to contemporary art centers, here are some of the can’t-miss attractions to visit during your time in Prague — along with ...

The square is home to some of the most historic attractions in the city, including the Old Town Hall, one of the best places to get a bird's-eye view of the city and the Prague Astronomical Clock ...

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The evidence is particularly strong along the most beaten tourist path, running from Wenceslas Square to Prague Castle and reaching a peak on the iconic Charles Bridge, whose 30 statues and castle ...

affordable accommodation options in Prague. For location, the Four Seasons, which is a matter of steps from the Charles Bridge and Old Town, is hard to beat. And a little off the tourist track ...

A charming Czech Republic town described as ‘Prague in miniature’ is quickly becoming a rival to its big brother city. Český Krumlov is often compared to Prague, and for good reason.

Prague is set up for tourism, with bars, restaurants and museums on every corner. One of the quirkiest is the Illusion Art ...

Preparing for an increase in attention from the Osaka event, Prague City Tourism has created a Japanese-language site with ...

along with portions of Prague 2, comprise what is often called the centrum, or city center. The centrum contains the main tourist attractions, most major businesses, many hotels and restaurants ...

Introduction: A Gateway to Prague for Japanese Travelers Prague City Tourism has launched a new Japanese-language website to coincide with the Czech Pavilion's debut at Expo 2025. This strategic move ...

Prague's Matejska pout is the largest annual funfair in the Czech Republic. First held in 1595, it is also the oldest spring fair in Europe and marks its 430th anniversary in 2025.