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Top Attractions in Prague

Although Prague is a museum in of itself, there are some unmissable visits. If you would like free access to these and many other attractions, take a look at the Prague Card.

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Charles Bridge

Charles Bridge is Prague's most famous landmark and connects the Old Town with Malá Strana. Find out what to see and how to get to Prague's Charles Bridge.

Powder Tower

Prague's Gunpowder Tower is a blackened Gothic tower located at the entrance to the Old Town and is one of the symbols of the city.

Old Town Square

Old Town Square

The Old Town, and in particular the Old Town Square, has been the centre of Prague’s public life since the Middle Ages. Discover it.

Prague Castle

Prague Castle is not only the beginning of Prague's history, but also one of the largest medieval castles in the world. Find out what to see and how to get there.

St Vitus Cathedral

St Vitus Cathedral

The St Vitus Cathedral is the most important in Prague, and one of its most significant monuments, with construction of the temple beginning in 1344

Golden Lane

The Golden Lane is a small and narrow street located inside the Prague Castle. It was named after a goldsmiths who lived there in the 17th century. Later Franz Kafka also took up residency there.. Find out how to get there.

Wenceslas Square

Wenceslas Square

Wenceslas Square has witnessed many recent historical events and is a place where many demonstrations and public gatherings take place.

Old Jewish Cemetery

Old Jewish Cemetery

The Old Jewish Cemetery is one of the oldest surviving Jewish burial sites in the world. It's estimated that there are more than 100,000 bodies buried here

Black Light Theatre

Black Light Theatre

The Black Light Theatre of Prague is a mime theatre performance in the darkness. It is a speciality of the Czech Republic.

Boat cruises

Get a different perspective of the historic centre of Prague by taking a cruise on the Vltava River. Find out about the different cruises available in Prague.

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Astronomical Clock

Astronomical Clock

The Prague Astronomical Clock is the most famous medieval clock in the world. It is located in the Town Hall building and is a must-see.

Charles Bridge

Charles Bridge is Prague's most famous landmark and connects the Old Town with Malá Strana. Find out what to see and how to get to Prague's Charles Bridge.

Powder Tower

Prague's Gunpowder Tower is a blackened Gothic tower located at the entrance to the Old Town and is one of the symbols of the city.

Old Town Square

Old Town Square

The Old Town, and in particular the Old Town Square, has been the centre of Prague’s public life since the Middle Ages. Discover it.

Municipal House

Municipal House

Located next to the Powder Gate, the Municipal House (Obecní dům) is the most impressive Art Nouveau building in Prague.

Clementinum

The Clementinum was the former seat of the Jesuit college and university in Prague. Today it offers guided tours of its most historic rooms.

St Nicholas Church

St Nicholas Church

St Nicholas Church in Malá Strana (not to be confused with the one in Staré Město) is the most beautiful and famous Baroque church in Prague.

Prague Castle

Prague Castle is not only the beginning of Prague's history, but also one of the largest medieval castles in the world. Find out what to see and how to get there.

St Vitus Cathedral

St Vitus Cathedral

The St Vitus Cathedral is the most important in Prague, and one of its most significant monuments, with construction of the temple beginning in 1344

Golden Lane

The Golden Lane is a small and narrow street located inside the Prague Castle. It was named after a goldsmiths who lived there in the 17th century. Later Franz Kafka also took up residency there.. Find out how to get there.

Loreta, also known as Loreto, is one of the most important places of pilgrimage in Prague. Inside is a replica of the Santa House containing

Strahov Monastery

Strahov Monastery

Established in 1143 and reconstructed on numerous occasions, Strahov Monastery houses a beautiful library and picture gallery

Wenceslas Square

Wenceslas Square

Wenceslas Square has witnessed many recent historical events and is a place where many demonstrations and public gatherings take place.

Old Jewish Cemetery

Old Jewish Cemetery

The Old Jewish Cemetery is one of the oldest surviving Jewish burial sites in the world. It's estimated that there are more than 100,000 bodies buried here

Josefov Synagogues

Josefov Synagogues

Visiting the Jewish Town and its six synagogues is one of the most popular tours in Prague. Get to know the long and storied history of the Jews in Prague

Terezín Memorial

Terezín Memorial

Terezín is a former military fortress located about 40 miles north of Prague, used as a concentration camp during World War II.

Black Light Theatre

Black Light Theatre

The Black Light Theatre of Prague is a mime theatre performance in the darkness. It is a speciality of the Czech Republic.

Boat cruises

Get a different perspective of the historic centre of Prague by taking a cruise on the Vltava River. Find out about the different cruises available in Prague.

State Opera

Prague State Opera was built in 1888. Buy tickets to the Opera and ballet for as little as 100CZK and discover this beautiful building.

Museums and Galleries

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National Museum

National Museum

Located in one of the most emblematic buildings in Prague, the National Museum is the most important museum of the city.

Museum of Communism

Museum of Communism

The Museum of Communism paints a vivid chronicle of the Communist years in Czechoslovakia in the 20th century, from 1948 to 1989.

Mucha Museum

Mucha Museum is dedicated to the life and work of the world famous Czech Art Nouveau artist Alphonse Mucha.

Parks and Gardens

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Petřín Hill

Petřín Hill is one of the liveliest gardens in Prague. At the top is the Petřín Tower, the highest viewpoint in Prague. Discover what there is to see.

Kampa Island

With its privileged location at the foot of Charles IV Bridge, Kampa Island is one of Prague's liveliest parks.

Vrtba Garden

Vrtba Garden is one of the most magnificent Baroque gardens in Prague. It is hidden in Malá Strana, very near Lesser Town Square.

Prague Nightlife

Prague Nightlife

Bars, pubs, clubs, cabarets and jazz clubs make Prague one of the liveliest cities in Central Europe. Find out about the best places to go out at night.

2-Day Prague Itinerary

2-Day Prague Itinerary

If you want to see Prague’s top attractions, monuments and buildings, but are only in the city for two days, we suggest reading our two-day itinerary.