City of a Thousand Golden Spires

Prague is a charming city, built on the nine hills along the Vltava river, described with highest praises since the Middle ages. A city that is both historically and architecturally rich, can with its beauty easily compete with cities such as Rome and Paris, while many deem Prague to be the most beautiful city in Europe. Due to the city’s fame, every year there are thousands of tourists visiting it, enjoying the sightseeing attractions such as the the castle of Prague, the Prague Astronomical Clock, and the Charles Bridge, while the Prague historic centre is part of the UNESCO heritage. Brave the uphill to see the Prague Castle, take a walk though the marvelous gardens and enjoy the view of the city, rest your eyes on the 14th century stone arch Charles’s bridge over the Vltava river that hosts many street artists during daytime.

The Czech capital might be famous for it beauty and romantic atmosphere, but there is something that makes it even more famous - the Czech beer! Ever since 1842 when Pilsner Urquell was invented, Prague is famous for making some of the best beers in the world. Today, alongside the most popular international beer brands, Prague can invite you to try one of its numerous craft beer types from the regional producers or micro breweries. If you want to experience the best views and at the same time enjoy a glass of good beer, you should visit Prague in the spring, when the city turns green and the outdoor beer gardens are full of people.

A city that is both historically and architecturally rich, can with its beauty easily compete with cities such as Rome and Paris, while many deem Prague to be the most beautiful city in Europe.

A walk through the cobbled lanes is the best way to explore the city and see all the architecture, nature and the gastronomy features of this beautiful city. Check out the Lennon wall, built as an act of rebellion against the system in the former Czechoslovakia, when pop music was not allowed. Visit the house on 22 Golden Lane (Zlatá ulička 22), where Franz Kafka was born and take a peek into the famous writer’s life through his museum. If walking the city tires you out, stop and rest eating a hearty dish - the Czech culinary tradition is based on meat and dumplings that are best eaten, of course, with a good beer.