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Prague Essentials

Prague's historic core is defined by landmarks spanning a millennium: the sprawling Prague Castle complex, the 14th-century Gothic Charles Bridge, and the 600-year-old Astronomical Clock. This collection covers the Old Town and Lesser Town's architectural evolution, the hilltop fort of Vyšehrad and its Slavín cemetery of national icons, the Baroque libraries of Strahov Monastery, and the Art Nouveau Municipal House — rounded out by two of the city's most recognizable public artworks, David Černý's rotating Kafka head and the equestrian statue of St. Wenceslas.

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Editor's Choice

This curated selection features diverse Prague landmarks, from the 19th-century Moorish Revival Spanish Synagogue and the historic Jewish Museum to the Baroque Lobkowicz Palace within the Prague Castle complex. Culinary highlights include Lokál, known for traditional Czech cuisine and pilsner, and Sapa, a vast Vietnamese market and cultural enclave. The list is rounded out by Bio Oko, an independent functionalist cinema located in the Holešovice district.

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Cultural Dining Gems

Prague's most storied places to eat and drink — a 500-year-old monastery brewery, the pub that first served Pilsner Urquell on tap, and grand Art Nouveau and Cubist cafés once filled with writers and revolutionaries. Every entry here is a destination in its own right, not just a place to grab a meal.

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Museums & Art

Prague’s cultural heritage is showcased through a diverse range of institutions, from the grand National Museum on Wenceslas Square to specialized galleries like the Trade Fair Palace, which houses modern and contemporary art. The city’s history is reflected in the Jewish Museum’s synagogues, the medieval Convent of Saint Agnes, and the Museum of Communism. Notable architectural landmarks include the Cubist House of the Black Madonna and the National Technical Museum, featuring extensive collections of vintage transportation, including planes and trains.

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Historic Churches

Prague’s skyline is defined by its ecclesiastical architecture, spanning over a millennium of history. This collection features the 10th-century Romanesque foundations of Saint George’s Basilica alongside the towering Gothic spires of Saint Vitus Cathedral. Discover the ornate Baroque interiors of Saint Nicholas in Lesser Town and the Holy Saviour, or visit the pilgrimage site of Loreta. From the Neo-Gothic twins of Vyšehrad to the world-renowned Infant Jesus of Prague at Our Lady Victorious, these sites showcase the city's spiritual and artistic evolution.

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Prague Castles and Palaces

From the sprawling, thousand-year-old Prague Castle complex to Baroque noble residences like Wallenstein and Schwarzenberg Palace, this collection traces Bohemia's seats of power — royal, ecclesiastical, and aristocratic — across the city, including the Gothic Old Town City Hall and the Baroque Troja Chateau across the river.

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Historic Bridges

Prague’s architectural evolution is captured in its bridges spanning the Vltava River. This selection highlights the 14th-century Gothic Charles Bridge with its thirty Baroque statues and the Romanesque-Renaissance Lesser Town Bridge Tower. Modernist influences are visible in the 1914 Mánes Bridge and the Art Nouveau-inspired Bridge of Legions. The list also features the Libeň Bridge’s functionalist design and the contemporary Troja Bridge, a bowstring arch structure opened in 2014, showcasing the city's transition from medieval craftsmanship to modern engineering.

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Parks and Gardens

Prague’s green spaces range from the formal symmetry of 17th-century Baroque gardens, like Waldstein and Vrtba, to the expansive Royal Game Reserve (Stromovka). The 16th-century Renaissance Queen Anne’s Summer Palace sits within the Royal Garden, while the historic Vyšehrad fortress provides panoramic views from its 10th-century ramparts. In the Troja district, the Prague Zoo and Botanical Garden house diverse wildlife and flora. Central retreats include the riverside Kampa Island and the Rose Garden atop Petřín Hill.

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Prague's Theatres, Concert Halls & Nightlife

From the Neo-Renaissance National Theatre and the Czech Philharmonic's Rudolfinum to intimate drama stages, a historic puppet theatre, and a steampunk-themed nightclub, this collection spans Prague's performance culture — classical, theatrical, and after-dark.

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Viewpoints and Towers

Prague’s skyline is defined by its 'Hundred Spires,' featuring a mix of Gothic, Renaissance, and Baroque architecture. This collection highlights the city's most significant vertical landmarks, from the 60-meter steel Petřín Observation Tower to the medieval bridge towers guarding Charles Bridge. It includes historic bell towers like Jindřišská, the panoramic galleries of the Old Town Hall, and the Gothic heights of St. Vitus Cathedral. Beyond the city center, modern additions like the timber-built Doubravka XIV and natural viewpoints like Vávrova vyhlídka offer perspectives over the Vltava River and surrounding districts.

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Audioguides – Prague

Explore à pied grâce à une visite audio autoguidée qui commente chaque étape dès que tu l'atteins.

Prague's Top Sights

97 min4.1 km12 étapes

Walk Prague's classic Royal Route, from the medieval Powder Tower through Old Town Square's astronomical clock, across the storied Charles Bridge, and up through the Lesser Town to the towering ramparts of Prague Castle and Saint Vitus Cathedral. Twelve stops covering the city's most iconic landmarks and the gems along the way, roughly two hours on foot — the essential first walk for any first-time visitor to Prague. The walk starts at Powder Tower on Náměstí Republiky, right by the metro station.

Prague with Kids

64 min2.7 km8 étapes

Turn a walk through Prague's Old Town, across Charles Bridge and up to the Castle into a real treasure hunt built on legends, not lectures. At each of eight stops your family chases a clue hidden inside a story — a clockmaker blinded by jealous councilors, a bridge built with eggs, an alchemist's tiny golden house — and solves a hands-on puzzle before the next legend sends you onward. No apps, no props, just sharp eyes and a nose for treasure. Starts at Old Town Square, minutes from Staroměstská metro, and finishes at Golden Lane's colorful alchemist houses, right next to the Castle's Toy Museum.

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