Prague

Prague is a stunningly beautiful city. Its rich architecture reveals the work of many nationalities that have lived in the city during its long history. Prague was a cultural and commercial focal point for nearly a thousand years, and its architecture reflects German, Italian, Bohemian, and Flemish artistic movements. Prague has always been a vital political, cultural, and economic center. Arched stone bridges, secluded alleyways and thick river fog creates an unforgettable atmosphere. From time to time you will stumble upon an old pub or a bakery that hasn’t essentially changed during the last couple of hundred years.

Spring and fall are the best for visiting Prague because you will avoid crowds of tourists who usually visit the city during the summer and at the same time enjoy warm and sunny weather. We don’t recommend visiting Prague in the winter. The best way to get around the city is by public transportation. Prague has a complex system of metro lines, buses and trams, which will get you about anywhere in the city. Parking in the downtown can be a little bit challenging. Overall, the most enjoyable way to see Prague is to get around on foot.