Museums &amp; Galleries in Prague

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Beer & Czech Tapas Trail in Prague

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Hidden Treasure: Secret Passageways Tour with Beer Tasting included

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Traditional Czech Cooking Class & Prague Market Tour

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Městská knihovna v Praze

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Because it is fascinating even after seeing it a hundred times. In front of the inner entrance to the Municipal library, there is a unique vertical "tunnel" made of books. The library building itself is perfect "non touristy" spot downtown where you can find (besides books) budget bistro for students. Read more ›

A Book Tunnel With No End

Městská knihovna v Praze

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Villa Richter

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Best view in Prague

Villa Richter

Locals love this place because it is not overpriced, and one of the few places where there is some standard of customer service. It also has best view in Prague by far and the food tastes great. Definitely recommend to try Read more ›

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Meet Factory

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Center of contemporary art of all kinds

Meet Factory

This place is a music club, art gallery and theatre/cinema all at once. Co-founder of this concept is one of the most famous Czech contemporary artists David Černý, so you can find his art studio there also. This is one of the cultural hot spots in Prague a must see for people who are interested in local contemporary art. Read more ›

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Café Jedna

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This is quite a new addition to the Prague coffee scene. Cafe Jedna is situated in amazing interiours of the biggest functionalistic building in Prague where Czech National Gallery is located. Stunning open space concept was designed not only to serve to coffee lovers, it is flexible enough to become a party place, co-working or workshop area. Read more ›

Admire Art While Sipping Coffee

Café Jedna

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National Library of Technology - Národní technická knihovna

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An amazing place to see!

National Library of Technology - Národní technická knihovna

Your first thought will be probably "Why is she even putting it here?!" After going there, it will probably change into "God, I got her point now". The National Library of Technology is situated in the students quarter Dejvice and You can take a walk here from the Castle. The building itself is magificent and even more phenomenal from the inside. Read more ›

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Dancing House

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"Ginger & Fred"

Dancing House

The Dancing House or Fred and Ginger is the nickname given to the building at the right riverbank for its unusual shape. Standing among Baroque, Gothic and Art Nouveau houses, it was very controversial when they built it in 1996, but people got used to it after few years. Read more ›

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This is our most popular electric bike tour. It’s an easy way to get oriented in Prague and a perfect choice for first-time visitors. You’ll see Prague’s top sights from 5 magical vantage points.

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Baroque Library, Clementinum

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Clementinum is the second biggest complex of buildings after Prague castle. This former Jesuit college hosts one of the most beautiful libraries in the world with 20 000 old books, beautiful fresco paintings and a few historically rare globes. Read more ›

Harry-Potter-like library in Prague

Baroque Library, Clementinum

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Hanging Man by David Černý | Zavěšený muž

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Because it is a little bit shock causing art piece created by Czech controversial artist, David Černý. The sculpture of Sigmund Freud is hanging above your head and from the distance it looks surprisingly realistic. so several people has already called for police to report danger. Read more ›

Enjoy The Art And Don´t Call For Police!

Hanging Man by David Černý | Zavěšený muž

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VNITROBLOCK

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This place used to be a ruin in Prague industrial district called Holešovice. Couple months back was however redesigned into a unique, multifunctional space hosting café, signature pop up store, small cinema and training/dance room. This huge industrial hall has very relaxed atosphere and friendly stuff. Read more ›

Old Factory Is Now Great Industrial Spot

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Praha hlavní nádraží | Prague Main Railway Station

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This is our most important railway station in the city. It is not only a travel hub but also an interesting historical site as its oldest buildings were designed in beautiful Art Nouveau style in the beginning of the last century. One of the most impressive part is called Fanta Café which was recently renovated and is now opened to public again. Read more ›

Hidden Gem of Main Railway Station

Praha hlavní nádraží | Prague Main Railway Station

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DOX center for contemporary art

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Modern gallery for all forms of art

DOX center for contemporary art

There are plenty of exhibitions and other events held in this modern center. It is a very inspiring place usually with many young alternative people around. Especially during summer, sitting on the roof is very pleasant. Read more ›

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Palác Lucerna

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This is slightly a controversial piece of public art, St. Wenceslas, patron of Czech lands is riding a dead horse. Open minded Czechs like a bit of smart controvercy in art and this giant sculpture of the upside down horse with man sitting on his belly absolutely fits in the historical building of Lucerna Palace. Read more ›

St. Wenceslas Riding a Dead Horse

Palác Lucerna

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Vyšehradský tunnel

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This romantically looking tunnel from the beginning of the 20th century is so different and fascinating! It´s lenght is just few meters but the location is amazing. The tunnel takes you through a rock on which you can find a mysterious fortified area called Vyšehrad with history dating back to the 10th century. Read more ›

The Most Beautiful Tunnel in Prague

Vyšehradský tunnel

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The Naked Tour Guide: Prague Castle at Night

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A unique evening tour for those who want to see Prague at its most romantic. Join us for a night-time walk through the castle complex, and enjoy a rare chance to experience the city's most-visited, most-crowded sight without the tourists!

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Bohemian Paradise

Landscape with rock formations, deep forests, meandering rivers, shady valleys is very popular for walking tours. Breathtaking views, dramatic rocks, folk villages - and many touristic trails! It takes only ca 1hour ride with public transport from Prague (go to Mnichovo Hradiště or Jičín from Prague- Černý most, bus operates every hour) Read more ›

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Nature area 1hour from Prague

Bohemian Paradise

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Staroměstské náměstí | Old Town Square (Staroměstské náměstí)

The Old Town Square is the historical and cultural center of the Old Town of Prague. It is an amazing display of old architectural styles but also the location of the most splendid Christmas Market in December. Read more ›

Visit the most famous square of Prague

Staroměstské náměstí | Old Town Square (Staroměstské náměstí)

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Karlštejn Castle

Karlštejn is an amazing fairy-tale-like castle situated just 33 km from Prague. It was constructed in the 14th century by the Holy Roman Emperor Charles IV who used it as a place for safe-keeping his Imperial Regalia and Czech crown jewels. Read more ›

Fairy-tale castle 40 minutes from Prague

Karlštejn Castle

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Vrtbovská zahrada

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We love it because the garden looks like from a fairytale. This historical place is well hidden behind houses situated on very busy street. However, on the other side you will find yourself in completely different world of the 18th century. Read more ›

Beautiful Hidden Baroque Garden

Vrtbovská zahrada

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Embryo

It is refreshing, disturbing, emotional, controversial, creative part of historical downtown. Anothor and rather less known art piece of Czech artist David Černý. This little drain pipe "decoration" is hidden at the corner of Prague´s Na Zábradlí theatre, popular for close cooperation with playwriter, dramaturg and president, Václav Havel. Read more ›

Embryo Drain Pipe

Embryo

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Jižní věž katedrály Sv. Víta

From the very top of this tower which many people simply miss is a stunning, 360° view of Prague. You are also overlooking roof and spires of the impressive and monumental St. Vitus Cathedral. This Great South Tower is part of the Cathedral, however has a different entrance and you pay extra to get inside, but I promise the view is priceless. Read more ›

Discover St. Vitus Cathedral Tower

Jižní věž katedrály Sv. Víta

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Havlíčkovy sady

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Astonishing park with a vineyard

Havlíčkovy sady

Havlíčkovy sady - or "Grebovka" as locals call it, is one of the most favourite parks located in the city center. As it is considered the second largest Prague's park, it's more than convenient for long walks, picnics or playing hide and seek. And for those of You who are more into architecture, don't forget to take a look at the villa Gröbe. Read more ›

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Prague Behind the Scenes: Small-Group Tour with WiFi

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See Prague’s main sights and hidden gems on a small-group tour with Dana, a professional local guide. This tour takes you away from the crowds along a non-touristy route for a more authentic experience. The best bit? Free WiFi so you can upload your photos right away!

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Jiřího z Poděbrad Square with an amazing church

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Located between the alternative quarter of Žižkov and the noble quarter of Vinohrady the square of Jiřího z Poděbrad is one of the most interesting places in Prague. Very popular among expats, the place is rarely visited by tourists. Read more ›

Alternative but extremely popular square

Jiřího z Poděbrad Square with an amazing church

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Vojanovy sady

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Garden of eden next to Charles Bridge

Vojanovy sady

You turn left or right to the hidden garden, and you immediately feel like being somewhere else, not like in the crowded and loud city center of Prague. This is my favourite place to chill out, read or just enjoy lovely days with the sun. Read more ›

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Lavička Václava Havla

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This place is dedicated to our first president elected after Velvet revolution when the regime changed in Czechoslovakia in 1989, it is a tribute to Václav Havel. Very modest and informal place consisting of two garden chairs, round table and lime tree (Czech national tree) growing through the table. It symbolise a place for democtatic debate. Read more ›

Havel´s Place, please sit down

Lavička Václava Havla

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Containall

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Bar and gallery in shipping container

Containall

This cultural center is really a hip place in Prague: It's located right in the city centre on the river bank in Lesser Town. Everything fits in to the repurposed shipping container, which is used as a gallery space and a bar with a nice beer garden. This place became a unique open-air space for art events of all kinds with great atmosphere. Read more ›

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The golden penis at Prague Castle

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The statue of the boy with a golden penis is called "Youth" and it is located right within the Prague's most famous attraction - Prague Castle (at the courtyard in front of the Toy Museum). The people say rubbing the boy's penis brings good luck! Read more ›

Touch the golden Penis at Prague Castle

The golden penis at Prague Castle

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Staronová synagoga | Old New Synagogue

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The Old New Synagogue, being the oldest active synagogue in Europe and one of the main attractions of the Jewish Quarter is also a beautiful piece of early Gothic architecture (1270). Moreover, It is here that the legendary Golem fell in pieces. Read more ›

The oldest active synagogue in Europe!

Staronová synagoga | Old New Synagogue

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Pater Noster elevator

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The mechanism of Pater Noster elevators resembles a rosary, hence their name - "Our Father" - like in the popular prayer. It is a loop of open cabins in constant move and it dates back to the 19th century. Just hop in and hop off whenever you like. And if you have the courrage, ride through the last floor to do the full loop! Read more ›

Ride the "Elevator of Death" :)

Pater Noster elevator

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Prague is full of fascinating sights, but did you know that half of them remain undiscovered by tourists simply because they’re hidden down back alleys and beyond busy areas? See gorgeous churches, cubist architecture, and the former seat of Bohemian kings on our Hidden Gems of Prague tour!

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Nová radnice | New Town Hall

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This is such a local curiosity you really need to know about as it is easy to pass. In front of the main entrance to the New City Hall (close to Old Town Sq.), there is a cool pavement pattern. Small QR code made of typical Prague cobble stones. There was a time when the code was even functional. Now we just like the progressive idea. Read more ›

QR Code Made Of Cobble Stones

Nová radnice | New Town Hall

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Hladová zeď | Hunger Wall

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This medieval defensive wall has been standing here for ages, to be more precise, since 14th century. It is a part of Petřín hill/park and since we enjoy roaming around this green spot we also love to discover hidden corners, holes and other photogenic spots of this long wall. Read more ›

Hunger Wall Is A Medieval Gem Of Prague

Hladová zeď | Hunger Wall

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Parallel Polis

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Bitcoin cafe / cryptoanarchist art space

Parallel Polis

The name of this creative 4-floors building is based on the political-social concept established in 1978 by Czech political thinker and dissident Vaclav Benda as a way to escape the totalitarian communist regime, the idea is still vibrant even in the post-communist era. Founding members are people from Czech "guerilla" artist group Ztohoven. Read more ›

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Galerie Rudolfinum

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Rudolfinum art gallery

Galerie Rudolfinum

Hidden in the monumental building of Rudolfinum, home of the Czech Philharmonic, and accesible through its side entrance, this gallery might simply escape your notice. Which would be a real pity, especially if you are a contemporary fine arts lover. Launched in 1994 and focusing on both Czech and foreign production, it is an unmissable experience. Read more ›

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Národní muzeum

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National museum

Národní muzeum

Important part of Czech history at the top of the Venceslas square. Observe the beautiful architecture, holes in the facade coming from the Warsaw-pact countries occupation in August 1968, or explore just the interesting exhibitions inside. Read more ›

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Church of Saint Nicholas in the Lesser Town

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Founded in 1704, the Church of St Nicholas in the Lesser town is often described as the most impressive example of the Baroque Prague. The church is known not only for its architecture with a 70 m high dome but also for its beautiful interiors. Read more ›

The greatest Baroque church in Prague

Church of Saint Nicholas in the Lesser Town

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Municipal House

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Constructed in 1912, the Municipal House is one of the most famous Art Nouveau buildings in Prague and arguably one of the most beautiful buildings in the world. The exterior of the building is full of allegorical art and stucco. The interiors are amazingly beautiful, too. Read more ›

Art Nouveau pearl of the Old Town

Municipal House

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It’s a widely known fact that the Czechs make the best beer in the world. As with most beer-producing nations, locals laugh at the stuff that gets exported and love the stuff that’s produced in the local microbreweries. Join our fun 4-hour beer and tapas tour to discover Prague’s best brews.

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Ice rink at Ovocný Trh

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Take a break from sightseeing and try ice skating in the historical center of Prague! Like every year, the attraction is available for free and both locals and visitors are invited to enjoy it from Monday to Sunday. Read more ›

Free ice-skating in the Old Town!

Ice rink at Ovocný Trh

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Wallenstein Garden

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The strictly geometrical garden in the shadows of St Vitus Cathedral and Prague Castle is one of the top Baroque attractions of Prague. You will find there trimmed box trees, an isle of mythological bronze figures, fountains, and many other interesting features which make this lovely retreat one of a kind. Read more ›

Relax in the amazing Wallenstein Garden

Wallenstein Garden

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Carpathian Ruthenian Church of the Saint Michael Archangel

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This tiny Orthodox church is a gem of Carpathian architecture situated almost in the center of Prague. It was relocated to the lush garden of Petřín Hill in 1929 to celebrate the 10th anniversary of annexation of the Carpathian Ruthenia to Czechoslovakia after WWI. Read more ›

Visit a Carpathian Church in Prague!

Carpathian Ruthenian Church of the Saint Michael Archangel

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Národní technické muzeum | National Technical Museum

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This museum is definitely number one for locals, it is must-to-see. It is fascinating for both, adults and children, even for those without any particular technical interests. National Technical Museum, is dedicated to everything you can imagine under the word „technical“. For over a hundred years extensive collections have been assembled here. Read more ›

Museum Where Locals Return

Národní technické muzeum | National Technical Museum

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Jeruzalémská synagoga

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The biggest and youngest synagogue

Jeruzalémská synagoga

You won´t find a more interesting place just a few steps from the main train station. Beautiful and charming outside part, same interesting inside. Read more ›

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Tramway line - hop on hop off

Tramway T3 is Prague icon. This type of tram have been operated for last 50 years! It operates on line 23, every 30 minutes and goes through historical centre (from Prague Castle through Malá Strana and rivers embankment) Use usual ticket to public transport! Read more ›

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nostalgic tram line in historical centre

Tramway line - hop on hop off

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Staroměstská mostecká věž | Old Town Bridge Tower (Staroměstská mostecká věž)

It is one of the top sights of Prague, masterpiece of local gothic architecture. However, not so many people know about a chance to walk up to its top. Since the entrance is quite tiny, people easily pass it by without knowing they can get in. It is definitely worth it to pay 90 CZK entrance fee. From the gallery/balcony there is a stunning view. Read more ›

Great Pictures? From Bridge Tower!

Staroměstská mostecká věž | Old Town Bridge Tower (Staroměstská mostecká věž)

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The Naked Tour Guide: Bright & Early Breakfast Tour of Prague

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This relaxed tour is perfect for early risers or those with limited time in Prague. It offers a unique opportunity to visit the Astronomical Clock, the Charles Bridge, the Jewish Quarter, and the Old Town before the massive crowds of tourists arrive.

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1.8 h

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Prašná brána | The Powder Tower (Prašná brána)

The most spectacular historical gate of the Old Town, the Gothic Powder Tower from 1475 is one of the symbols of Prague. It is a starting point of the Royal Route which used to lead the Czech kings to the Prague Castle. Read more ›

Symbol of Late Gothic Prague

Prašná brána | The Powder Tower (Prašná brána)

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Kostel Matky Boží před Týnem | Church of Our Lady before Týn

The Church of Our Lady before Týn has been the main church of the Old Town since the 14th century. It is one of the finest examples of the Czech Gothic architecture with the characteristic towers in one of which there is a huge 960 kg bell. Read more ›

Most spectacular church of the Old Town

Kostel Matky Boží před Týnem | Church of Our Lady before Týn

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Cable car of the hotel NH Praha

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Few people know that apart from the cable cars of the Petrin Hill and the one in the Prague ZOO there is a third, alternative, cable car in Prague-Smichov. It links two buildings of the hotel NH Praha and is accessible for FREE. Read more ›

Ride the cable car of the Hotel NH Praha

Cable car of the hotel NH Praha

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Cubist Lantern

Designed by Emil Králiček in 1912, the Cubist Lantern is the only attraction of this kind in the entire world. You will see that the structure is made of geometrical chunks of concrete and its top is geometrical as well! Read more ›

See the only Cubist Lantern in the world

Cubist Lantern

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Muzeum studené války

Thousands of people are passing this place everyday without knowing that few meters from them is huge fallout shelter from 50´s, open to public as cold war museum now. It is located right downtown on Wenceslas Square (Václavské náměstí) in a basement of one of the most luxurious hotels in Prague, hotel Jalta. Read more ›

Secret Nuclear Bunker Right Downtown

Muzeum studené války

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Vyšehradské sady

Beautiful views and angles of Prague that you don't normally see from the tourist routes. Featuring large gardens, ancient fortification walls, secret gardens, a beautiful church next to a cemetery full of famous Czechs including Alphons Mucha. Oh! Can't forget the beautiful old beer garden with the best selection of traditional Czech snacks. Read more ›

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First Fortified Settlement of Prague

Vyšehradské sady

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Old Waste Water Treatment Plant

Prague old waste water treatment plant is a place a bit hidden from all the main Prague sights, however definitely worth visiting. It is protected national monument which has been converted into the Eco-technical Museum in 1991. If you enjoy exploring off the beaten tracks or if you are a steam punk fan – this is a place you shouldn't miss. Read more ›

Discover unique Prague underground

Old Waste Water Treatment Plant

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Enjoy a relaxed ramble through the streets of Old, New, and Jewish Prague in a small group with a friendly and knowledgeable guide. We’ll walk you through centuries of history and end with a stunning view of the city. This tour is ideal for your first day in Prague.

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Velvyslanectví Spolkové republiky Německo

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Not so many people know about this funny sculpture since it is well hidden in a garden of German Embassy. However, if you make few steps through a playground nearby, you will have a chance to see it. It was created by a famous, controversial Czech artist David Černý. Read more ›

Walking Trabant Car At German Embassy

Velvyslanectví Spolkové republiky Německo

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Slavonic Island

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Slavonic Island is one of the 13 islands of Prague. With the neo-Renaissance Žofín palace from 1837 it is the most significant one. Historically this was also the place of the first Slavic Congress from 1848 organized to unite the Slavonic nations of Europe. Read more ›

Oasis of calm in Vltava River

Slavonic Island

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Peeing Statues by David Černý

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Located outside the Franz Kafka Museum, the Peeing Statues are one of the most controversial sculptures by David Černý whose provocative modern art is spread around Prague. You will notice that the shape the guys are peeing at is actually...the Czech Republic. Read more ›

2 men peeing at the Czech Republic

Peeing Statues by David Černý

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Bazilika sv. Jakuba | Basilica of St. James

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The church of St. James is one of the nicest Baroque churches in Prague. The original church was from the 13th century and it was Gothic. But there was a terrible fire in 1689 and when it was reconstructed it was done following the trends of that time, so in the decorative Baroque style. Read more ›

Basilica of St. James and thief's hand

Bazilika sv. Jakuba | Basilica of St. James

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Karel Zeman Museum

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Take a ride on a flying machine

Karel Zeman Museum

The Museum presents the life’s work of the world film maker Karel Zeman. His cinematic special effects made Czech cinematography world famous in the 20th century. Read more ›

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St Wenceslas Church in Prague Vrsovice

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The Roman Catholic Church of Saint Wenceslas in Prague Vršovice was built in 1930 as a commemoration of the 1,000th anniversary of the death of St. Wenceslas. It was designed by Josef Gočár, one of the greatest Czech architects. Read more ›

Constructivist masterpiece of Prague

St Wenceslas Church in Prague Vrsovice

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the Čapek Brother's Orchards in Vinohrady

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This charming garden located just 3 minutes walk from the metro station Jiřího z Poděbrad is one of the small picturesque parks of Prague. The place was founded in 1903 after the demolition of the Šafránka estate, the garden of which was rebuilt and opened to public as a city park. Read more ›

Relax in the Čapek Brother's Orchards

the Čapek Brother's Orchards in Vinohrady

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After 15 years of hiking, biking, climbing, and canoeing in the greater Prague area, we discovered that this is the best adventure around. Leave the city behind and lose yourself in a deep gorge full of dense forest, dramatic rocks, and little cabins built by locals during communist times.

Easy Canoe Safari on the Sázava River from Prague

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Šaloun Villa

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Šalounova vila in Prague is a studio designed by and for the sculptor Ladislav Šaloun in 1912. The place was a popular meeting point for the most influential Czech artists and intelligentsia of that time, including the famous painter Alfons Mucha. Read more ›

See Šaloun Villa - a gem of Art Nouveau

Šaloun Villa

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Hotel International Prague

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Located in the less frequented district of Prague-Dejvice, Hotel International is one of the most interesting buildings in Prague. It was built between 1952 and 1954 at the order of the Defence minister Alexej Čepička and is known as one of the symbols of the Stalinist architecture in the Czech Republic. Read more ›

Stalinist Hotel International

Hotel International Prague

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