Prague, the jewel of the Czech Republic, is a city with a fascinating history and an incomparable charm. Known as “The City of a Hundred Towers”, its architectural legacy and vibrant atmosphere have made it one of the most popular destinations in Europe. One of its most emblematic points is the imposing Prague Castle, which has been a symbol of the city for almost 1,100 years, observing from the heights how the metropolis grows and changes.
No matter where you’re walking in Prague, you’ll find an impressive variety of restaurants and cafes that offer both traditional Czech dishes and exquisite international creations. Additionally, the city’s nightlife is another one of its big attractions. Prague comes to life when the sun sets with a wide range of pubs and nightclubs that adapt to all tastes. If you’re looking for an excuse to visit Prague, this is your sign, and in this blog, we will be giving you some recommendations of things you have to see and do in this beautiful city.
HRADČANY, MALÁ STRANA, STARÉ MĚSTO AND NOVÉ MĚSTO
Prague is made up of many historical zones, each one of them with its essence. Hradčany is the neighborhood of the castle, where you’ll find multiple impressive views of the city. Malá Strana, with its bohemian air and stoned streets, is ideal if you want to explore boutiques and charming cafes. Staré Město (Old City) is the historic heart, with the famous Old Town Square and the Astronomical Clock, while Nové Město (New City) offers a vibrant mix of culture, shopping, and nightlife.
PRAGUE CASTLE
This is the biggest ancient castle in the world and one of the most visited places in the city. This impressive fortress has witnessed Czech history since the 9th century and it has a variety of palaces, churches, and gardens that reflect different architectural styles throughout time.
SAN VITO CATHEDRAL
Located inside the Prague Castle, the majestic San Vito Cathedral is a Gothic masterpiece. Its imposing stained glass windows, altars, and San Wenceslao’s tomb make it a site of high historical and cultural relevance. Going up to the top of its main tower offers an incomparable panoramic view of the city. Here are some tips to find the best restaurants in Europe!
VYŠEHRAD
For a more calm experience filled with history, Vyšehrad is an excellent option. This fortress located on a hill south of Prague offers spectacular views of the Moldavia River and it’s a less frequented place than the Prague Castle. Additionally, you can find the Vyšehrad Cemetery, where important Czech historical and cultural figures rest.
WHERE TO STAY?
To enjoy Prague with the highest comfort, there is no better option than to stay at Hotel Duo, a luxurious property located only 8 kilometers away from the center of the city. Since it’s included in your Royal Holiday Membership, you’ll be able to enjoy wide rooms with a mini bar, satellite TV, radio, and a phone. Additionally, the hotel has four restaurants and bars that offer delicious dishes, an indoor heated pool, sauna, solarium, and massage services.
With a warm and welcoming environment, Hotel Duo is the best choice for experiencing the magic of Prague with ultimate comfort. Book your stay and discover why this city is a destination that has it all!