The complete Prague bucket list. 1. Walk along Charles Bridge at Sunset. A walk along the iconic Charles Bridge, perhaps the most iconic and recognisable landmark of Prague, is pleasant at any time of day but none more so than falling witness to a calming sunset (that is, calming with crowds). Sunrise is also spectacular and somewhat less
Festival of Microbreweries at Prague Castle | June 9th-10th. There's a second microbrew festival taking place in June, this one in Prague Castle. Close to 70 microbreweries from the Czech Republic share their best brews. The cost of the ticket covers a tasting glass and unlimited beer. 9.
Take a photo at the Dancing House! See the Dancing House, designed by Frank Gehry, and have a drink in the cafe at the top. Have a beer at the beer garden in Letna Park. Take a photo in front of the John Lennon Wall if you feel compelled to do so.
Choose between Finnish, Honey, Herb or Salt Saunas, get refreshed with drinks from their bar and cool down by throwing ice over you or dumping a pot of water over you. A wonderful experience for when it’s dark, cold and rainy out. Location: Malletova 6, Prague 9. Opening Hours: 9 AM – 11 PM.
Church of St Nicholas. Built in the first half of the 1700s, the Church of St Nicholas is considered to be one of the best examples of baroque architecture in Prague. It’s a large building and you get a sense of its scale when you go inside, with lofty ceilings.
Busy Square. Any visit to Prague is not complete without visiting this square at the heart of the city. The main attraction is the astronomical clock. If you want to see the astronomical clock in action, make sure to claim a spot 10-15 minutes before the top of the hour as there were large crowds every hour even on a chilly November weekday.
By. Amy Danise. Editor. The most historical attractions in Prague are in the Old Town including the Baroque Church of St. Nicholas, the Church of Our Lady before Týn, the Rococo Kinský Palace
Prague Castle & St Vitus Cathedral. The beautiful St Vitus Cathedral. It is very easy to spend all afternoon walking around Prague Castle and it is packed full of things to do. The main attraction here is St Vitus Cathedral, a gorgeous Gothic cathedral that is even more spectacular on the inside than on the outside.
Prague more than compensates, though, with its sheer, medieval fairy-tale feel. Prague Castle really is right out of a storybook. Outside the immediate centre, the city is surprisingly green, and the Vltava River and many parks and gardens offer a nearby, family-friendly respite. Best things to do in Prague with babies and toddlers
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