Czech Republic

Uncover Prague

Cross medieval bridges, explore castle courtyards, and find quiet cobbled streets beyond the famous Old Town.

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Prague A storybook city of castle views, Gothic towers, riverside walks, music, and richly layered Central European history.

Discover Prague

A city worth getting to know

Prague's compact centre gathers centuries of architecture around the Vltava River. The headline sights are spectacular, but the city's character also lives in its gardens, neighbourhood pubs, concert halls, modern galleries, and hilltop viewpoints.

Top attractions

Places to experience in Prague

Start with these memorable landmarks and local favourites.

Prague Castle

Explore cathedral interiors, palace courtyards, gardens, and sweeping city views.

Charles Bridge

Cross the historic stone bridge early in the day for a quieter atmosphere.

Old Town Square

Admire colourful facades, church towers, and the famous astronomical clock.

St. Vitus Cathedral

Admire magnificent Gothic architecture, stained glass windows, and royal tombs.

Petrin Hill

Ride the funicular or hike to panoramic viewpoints overlooking Prague's historic skyline.

Jewish Quarter

Discover centuries of Jewish heritage through synagogues, museums, and historic streets.

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Things to do

Climb Petrin Hill

Walk through gardens to viewpoints overlooking the castle and old city.

Explore Mala Strana

Discover baroque streets, hidden courtyards, churches, and riverside lanes.

See a concert

Enjoy classical music, jazz, or opera in one of Prague's ornate venues.

Visit Holesovice

Find contemporary art, markets, independent cafes, and a more local pace.

Know before you go

Practical travel tips

Use official ticket machines or apps for public transport.

Validate paper transit tickets when required.

Visit Charles Bridge around sunrise for fewer crowds.

Check the exchange rate before using private currency exchanges.

Good to know

Frequently asked questions

Quick answers for planning a smoother Prague trip.

How many days should I spend in Prague?

Three days is a good first visit, while four days gives more time for neighbourhoods, museums, and relaxed evenings.

What currency does Prague use?

The Czech Republic uses the Czech koruna, not the euro. Cards are common, but some small purchases may require cash.

Is Prague expensive?

Costs vary by area. Central tourist zones can be pricey, while local neighbourhoods often provide better-value food and drink.

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