When a ruin is mentioned, many imagine the torso of a castle or church. Few people remember another type of dilapidated monument. And it can also be a vineyard press. However, it is not yet known whether it is really the remains of such a building from…

The Barrandov Bridge is now an absolutely indispensable traffic structure for Prague. It is an integral part of the expressway known as the South Link, which connects the D1 Prague - Brno and D5 Prague - Pilsen motorways. In the territory of Prague, it is…

Basilica of St. George at Prague Castle was established as the second church on this site and it is also the oldest surviving sacral building in Prague. The monastery, which is dominated by church marl towers, co-creates the silhouette of Prague Castle…

One of the most important centers of the Reformation movement in Bohemia is undoubtedly the Bethlehem Chapel, associated primarily with the personality of Master Jan Hus, who preached in its premises between 1402 and 1413. The Bethlehem Chapel was always…

The eighth Prague bridge downstream is known as the Legion Bridge, which connects Národní třída, leads across Střelecký Island with Újezd ​​to Malá Strana. Since its completion, it has also been used for tram…

Cathedral of St. Vít, Václav and Vojtěch form a dominant not only within Prague Castle, but the entire panorama of our capital. The three-nave Gothic cathedral has three towers and is the seat of the Archbishop of Prague. Between 1060 and…

Charles Bridge is one of the most visited and most magical monuments in Prague. And not only thanks to its strategic location, but also thanks to two magical places where you can wish for a wish. And it is said that it will come true for you…

Čechův most is the tenth in Prague in the direction downstream of the Vltava (and the eleventh upstream) and above all it is the only Art Nouveau bridge of such a large structure in the Czech Republic, and for this reason it is one of the state-protected…

One of the highest church monuments and at the same time the coronation church, the Church of Our Lady of the Snows, can be found on Jungmann Square in the New Town in Prague. It was founded by Emperor Charles IV himself. and it is one of the most…

At first glance, the Prague Lesser Town Church dedicated to the Virgin Mary the Victorious may seem quite ordinary to us, but it is only a deceptive impression. The walls of this important church hide a statue of the Infant Jesus of Prague, which people…

In Resslova street in Prague 2 there is a church, which was originally dedicated to St. Karel Boromejský and his consecration of St. It was not modified for Cyril and Methodius until 1935. At that time, modifications were made for the purpose of…

The Church of St. Francis of Assisi is a beautiful view from the Clementine Astronomical Tower, with which it is closely adjacent. The entrance to this church is located on Křižovnické náměstí. The building was built on the site of…

On the corner of Ječná Street and Charles Square in Prague 2 we find the early Baroque church of St. Ignatius, which is one of the first Prague buildings of this artistic style and especially one of the largest Jesuit complexes in Europe. Its…

One of the most famous churches in Prague is dedicated to St. James, it was built in 1232 by Wenceslas I, is located in the Old Town and is associated with a number of legends and legends. Probably the most famous of them is associated with the statue of…

Church of St. Martin in the Wall, located in the Old Town of Prague, stands in the shadow of notorious Prague monuments, such as Prague Castle or Tyn Cathedral, but it is a very important religious monument, dating from 1178, when its construction began.

If you say "Church of St. Nicholas", most of you will probably imagine the one located in Prague in the Lesser Town. However, the church with the same dedication can also be found in the Old Town, and it also has an undeniable significance. It…

In Prague in the Lesser Town, in Letenská Street near Malostranské Square, we find the Church of St. Tomas, the last resting place of many important personalities and a place preserving valuable artistic treasures.

The Prague Clementinum is the largest and oldest Jesuit dormitory in the Czech Republic and is one of the largest building complexes in Europe. It is part of the Royal Route and can be found near Charles Bridge in Prague.

Prague Castle, Old Town Square or the Lesser Town - these are the places where tourists in Prague go most often. However, it is no less tempting to look into the technical underground of our capital! Collectors of Prague invite visitors to various…

Historically, the first Czech chocolate museum, which can be found at 20 Oldřichova Street in Prague 2, is another great tip for a trip for both families with children and adults. The history of chocolate is more than 3,000 years old and is linked to the…

One of Prague's nature trails connects Vinořský Park and Satalice, ie two city districts at the northeastern edge of the capital. The wine park, where the nature trail begins, was originally a natural landscape park adjacent to the wine castle.…

The Grévin Museum in Prague was created according to the proven Paris concept, and therefore promises an interesting spectacle. After all, even the investment was not small at all, it exceeded 300 million crowns.

Hlávek Bridge is the twelfth in Prague in the order of the Vltava River. It is the widest bridge in the Czech Republic and the first concrete bridge in Prague across the Vltava. The initial impulse for its construction was the construction of the…

Hostivařská dam is one of the most popular weekend and recreational destinations in Prague. Dozens of people go here for a bike, picnic, swimming but just for a walk.

The history of Jews in Prague dates back to the 10th century, when money changers and merchants of Jewish origin began to settle here, who originally owned a settlement in the Lesser Town. During the middle of the 12th century, however, the Jews moved to…

Jirásek Bridge is a link between the New Town of Prague and Smíchov and was built between 1929 and 1933 according to the design of V. Hofman and the project of F. Mencl. It consists of 6 arched fields with a span of 44.8 - 51 m and a…

If you are in Prague, you must not forget Kampa, where many tourists leave not only their money in excellent restaurants, but also their hearts. In addition, if you like Povídky Malostranská by Vítězslav Neruda, myths and legends from…

According to historical sources, the history of Kolodějský chateau dates back to 1346, when the local seat is referred to as a fortress, which was later bought by Charles IV. and subsequently donated it to his brother, the Moravian margrave Jan…

Next to the Industrial Palace in the area of the Prague Exhibition Grounds in the Holešovice district, we can find an illuminated and sounded fountain, the work of the inventor and engineer František Křižík. He designed it at the end…

Our capital city is intersected by a number of green places, parks and forests, which are ideal for a family trip with small children, a stroller or a dog. One such place is the Kunratice Forest, located in the southern part of Prague. Sometimes it is…

If you follow the yellow or green tourist sign north of the village of Kunratice, you will walk through the territory of the natural monument Údolí Kunratického potoka. The natural bends of the Kunratický brook in the original…

The Lesser Town Bridge Tower proudly rises in front of Charles Bridge in Prague. From Malostranské náměstí you can reach it via Mostecká Street.

Loreta, also sometimes called the Holy Hut, is located on Loreto Square in Prague 1. The loret buildings are associated with a legend relating to the Virgin Mary, who lived in the hut with Jesus in Nazareth. The huts were then transferred by the angels to…

Although the same creators entered the competition for the creation of the Memorial to the Victims of Communism here as in Liberec, they did not succeed in the end in Prague. The author of the Prague monument is the sculptor Olbram Zoubek, with the…

Since 2011, the Milíčov Forest Nature Trail in Prague has been in operation, which is intended to cater especially to the younger generations, and which is conceived relatively untraditionally. Information about the natural attractions, history of…

Mineralia Prague is not only a mineral trade, but also the largest exhibition and museum in Central Europe. On an area of ​​1300 m2 you will find a huge number of completely unique exhibits from around the world. The exhibition also includes a museum of…

Even in the built-up part of the capital, you can stop in an oasis of calm, formed by a wooded area surrounding a stream. Walk through the city districts of Modřany, Písnice and Kamýk just through the valley of the Libušský…

Visit the mysterious world of Prague's legends, ghosts and apparitions! The Museum of Prague Ghosts and Legends on Mostecká Street right in the center of Prague will offer you a wide constellation of the most famous and scariest ghosts of old…

One of the important events in our history is connected to the Prague hill called Vítkov. On July 14, 1420, a battle took place here, in which the Hussites, led by Jan Žižka, defeated the Crusaders. It is in memory of this battle and Jan Žižek that…

It forms an inseparable dominant feature of Wenceslas Square in Prague, is the largest museum in the Czech Republic and also a central state museum with a collection-creating, scientific, educational and methodological function. The National Museum in…

The National Technical Museum was opened in 1910, but it should be noted that its first exhibition was not located in the functionalist building we know today, but in the Schwarzenberg Palace in Hradčany. This modern building was then built in the pre-war…

The Nuselský Bridge, one of the most famous technical transport structures not only in Prague but also in the Czech Republic, connects Karlov with Pankrác and rises above the Nuselský Valley. The total length of the Nuselský…

In the direction of the Vltava River, the Palacký Bridge is the sixth and at the same time the third oldest preserved bridge over the Vltava in the territory of Prague. It was built between 1876 and 1878 according to the design of Josef Reiter and…

Petřín magically attracts lovers of all ages throughout the year. Maybe Lucie Bílá with the song Love is Love is to blame. But the blooming Rose Garden and the cherry alley, especially on the first of May, literally tempt you to kiss…

Critics of the cable car to Prague's Petřín claimed that it was just a crooked train, and that its creators were crazy. In reality, however, the cable car to Petřín is an ingenious work, combining a lift and a train. It is suspended on a…

In the vicinity of Petřín there is Petřínské sady, which includes Petřínské skalky and Petřínská terrace. The orchards are connected to the Kinský Garden, Růžový sad, the Seminar Garden …

A visit to the Petrin Lookout Tower is definitely not to be missed! It will give you a magical view of our capital and you will also be able to enjoy a romantic walk through the local park!

Prague is an amazing city. Whether you walk the streets, climb towers, travel by subway or sail through it. However, we must say that sailing is truly unrivaled and we have no doubt that it will appeal not only to you but also to your children. In Prague…

Today, Hradčany is a Prague city district, divided between the city districts and the city districts of Prague 1 and Prague 6. The most famous place in the whole of Hradčany is undoubtedly Prague Castle, one of the most famous European castles and the…

The Lesser Town in Prague was probably inhabited as early as the 8th century. At that time there were separate settlements Úvoz, Nebovidky, Obora and others. The city was founded by King Přemysl Otakar in the second year of 1257 and was originally…

A thousand years of architecture in one place, European and Czech history - this is what Prague Castle offers you. The whole complex of streets, squares, gardens and memorial buildings was created from the original medieval fort. Wherever you look, you…

At present, the New Town of Prague is part of the city district of Prague 2, as well as a beautiful and historically exceptional city district, which at the time was one of the most modern cities in all of Europe.

Today, the Old Town of Prague is an urban district of the capital city of Prague, situated on the right bank of the Vltava River, and territorially part of the Prague 1 district.

The Troja Botanical Garden in the capital city of Prague was founded on January 1, 1969. Over the years, an extensive collection of woody plants, peonies, irises and, last but not least, bonsai was created here, which was the first in the country to be…

We invite you to visit one of the best rated zoos in Europe - Prague Troja Zoo, which is a member of the European Association of Zoos and Aquariums EAZA. With an annual number of visitors of around 1.3 million, we are then the most visited zoo in the…

One of the most beautiful places in Prague is undoubtedly the Prokop Valley, which is therefore quite often sought after by visitors. Here you will find a number of natural attractions, quarries, rocks, lakes and also a nature trail, getting acquainted…

In the southeastern part of Prague, in the Průhonice district, we find the famous Neo-Renaissance chateau, surrounded by a large park founded by Count Arnošt Emanuel Silva-Tarrouca in 1885. Not only in the case of the chateau, but especially the…

The park, which surrounds the Průhonice chateau, was founded in 1885 by Count Arnošt Emanuel Silva-Tarouca, who used the rugged valley by the Botič stream and its tributaries Zdiměřický and Dobřejovický streams. He had both domestic…

St. Agnes Monastery, one of the most important monuments in Prague and a jewel of the Old Town, is located on Na Františku Street, near the Vltava River and the E. Beneš Embankment. The founder of the monastery was Anežka Přemyslovna,…

The Strahov Monastery is the oldest Premonstratensian monastery in Bohemia, we can find it near Prague Castle and it preserves valuable paintings and books, not to mention the architectural value of the complex.

The Royal Game Reserve, which is currently better known as Stromovka, is the largest garden in Prague. The whole complex is truly majestic and maintained in the English spirit. The tree is located to the south of the Imperial Island, from which it is…

The Great South Tower is one of several towers of Prague Castle, and also the largest tower of the Church of St. Vitus, Wenceslas and Adalbert . A separate ticket for the ascent to the tower is sold and the ascent to it will provide you with one of the…

If you have fun with animals in the Prague Zoo and you have a taste for something more cultural and historical, visit the Troja Castle just near the zoo. On the right bank of the Vltava in the Troja district there is a baroque building with a chateau…

One of the most important churches in Prague is certainly the Church of the Mother of God before Týn, the core of which dates from the Romanesque period, when it was still divided into a hospital of merchants in the places where Ungelt can be found…

The railway bridge, which in exceptional cases is mentioned as Vyšehradský, is a connection between the banks of the Vltava near Prague's Výtoň pod Vyšehradem and Smíchov. The bridge has no official name and is…

Apart from the gardens of Prague Castle, you will not find a larger garden in our capital than the Wallenstein Garden. It is located near the Wallenstein Palace on an area of 14,000 m2 and its origins date back to before 1634, when it was founded by…

You will definitely not be disappointed by visiting the Žižkov transmitter! It offers not only a beautiful view of our capital, but also full of interactive entertainment and refreshments.

You will definitely not be disappointed by visiting the Žižkov transmitter! It offers not only a beautiful view of our capital, but also full of interactive entertainment and refreshments. The Žižkov transmitter is located in the Prague 3- Žižkov…