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20 Top-Rated Tourist Attractions in PraguePrague has been nicknamed the "city of a thousand spires." As you glanceover its 1,100-year-old skyline you'll be rearded ith countless splendidvies of lovely domed churches and soaring old toers that combine to make

Prague one of !urope's architectural gems. !veryhere you look, nee#amples of $othic, %aro&ue, enaissance, and Art (ouveau styles dot thecity, providing a dramatic contrast to the sturdy ancient Prague )astle.Possessing one of the best-preserved historic city centers in !urope, Prague'snarro laneays open up onto spectacular s&uares, each home to ne oldhomes and historical buildings *ust aiting to be e#plored. +ust-sees includethe famous )harles %ridge over the ltava iver, the splendid eish uarterith its old synagogues, and the many historic churches. As one of thelargest cities in !urope, Prague continues to be an important political,cultural, and commercial center, roles it has played for centuries as theformer capital of the /oly oman !mpire. oday, this important (!2)34orld /eritage 2ite serves as a ma*or tourist dra, luring visitors from farand ide for its lively entertainment as ell as its rich theatrical and musicscenes.

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Prague )astle

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6n Prague's /rad7any neighborhood, Prague )astle 8Pra9sk: hrad;, once the home of%ohemia's kings, is today the o?0 A@, the castle has changed dramatically over the years and containse#amples of most of the leading architectural styles of the last millennium. 4ithinthe castle alls are a number of Prague's most popular tourist sites, including St.Vitus Cathedral, St. George's Basilica, the Powder Tower, the Old RoyalPalace,and theGolden Lane. he largest ancient castle in the orld, this vastcomple# re&uires considerable time to tour, but it's time ell spent 8particularlyrearding are the e#cellent vies over the ltava iver ith the old ton and itscountless spires in the background;. /ighlights include the 3ld oyal Palace's mainhall, the ladislav /all, so large it could be used for *ousting tournaments, and

staircases ide enough to allo mounted knights to use them. %e sure to also spendtime in the Royal Garden, dating back to 1BC and home to a number of superbbuildings including the %all $ame Pavilion, the oyal 2ummer /ouse ith its 2ingingDountain, and the Eion's )ourt. 8!nglish language guided tours are available.;

Address5 11> 0F Praha 1

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!#ploring Prague )astle5 A isitor's $uide

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)harles %ridge

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3ne of the most recogni=able old bridges in !urope, magnicent )harles %ridge8!arl"# $ost; boasts BG uni&ue points of interest along its G0-meter span. %uilt in1B?, the bridge has long been the sub*ect of a great deal of superstition, includingthe builders having laid the initial bridge stone on the >th of uly at e#actly 5B1am,a precise set of numbers 81B?>?B1; believed to give the structure additionalstrength 8for added good measure, it as constructed in perfect alignment ith thetomb of 2t. itus and the setting sun on the e&uino#;. he bridge is famous for itsmany ne old statues. Among the most important are that of /oly oman !mperor)harles 6 and that of ohn of (epomuk, the country's most revered saint, unveiledin 1HFB 8a more recent superstition involves rubbing the pla&ue at the base of thestatue for the granting of a ish;. 3ther highlights include spectacular vies overthe iver ltava and the structure's superb $othic gates.

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The Cle-entinu- and the &ational Lirary

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he )lementinum 8Ilementinum;, one of the largest collections of historic buildingsin !urope, is home to the (ational Eibrary of the )=ech epublic. hese beautiful%aro&ue buildings ere originally part of a esuit )ollege, and later came to housethe esuit book collection as ell as the collection from the Iarolinum. he libraryeventually became the property of the state after the esuits ere e#pelled, and the)lementinum became a public library in 1?FG shortly after being constituted as the(ational Eibrary. 4ith more than si# million books, the )lementinum's collection ishuge and includes copies of every book published in the )=ech epublic. A highlightis the e#&uisite %aro&ue Lirary /allith its beautiful ceiling artork, the HF-meter-tallstrono-ical Towerith its spectacular vies over Prague, and thesplendid $irror Cha0elith its e#&uisite dJcor. !nglish language guided tours areavailable, and for a truly memorable e#perience, the )lementinum is also used as avenue for *a== and classical concerts.

Address5 +ariKnskJ nKmLstM , 110 00 Praha 1


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2t. itus )athedral

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4ithin the grounds of Prague Castle, the oman )atholic 2t. itus )athedral

8Iatedrala 2t. ita; is the )=ech epublic's largest and most important )hristianchurch. 2eat of the Archbishop of Prague, it's also home to the tombs of numeroussaints and three %ohemian kings. Dounded on the site of a omanes&ue rotundabuilt in >G A@, the cathedral as started in 1BCC and took more than G years tocomplete, resulting in a mi# of modern (eo-$othic and 1Cth-century $othic styles,along ith %aro&ue and enaissance inRuences. /ighlights include stunning stainedglass indos depicting the /oly rinity, a mosaic from 1B?0 8The Last Judgment;,and the St. 8enceslas Cha0el82vatovaclavska kaple; ith its spectacular *eel-encrusted altar ith more than 1,B00 precious stones. Also of note, although rarelydisplayed, are the )=ech cron *eels 8on average, they're e#hibited *ust once every

eight years;. %e sure to make the climb up the cathedral's >?-meter main toer forsplendid vies over Prague.

Address5 666 nKdvoSM CFNG, 11> 01 Praha 1

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he )hurch of 3ur Eady before :n

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3ne of Prague's most recogni=able buildings is the )hurch of 3ur Eady before :n8Iostel +atky %o9M pSed :nem;, usually abbreviated to simply :n )hurch.nmistakable for its tin F0-meter-tall spires Ranking each side of the building 8eachsupporting four smaller spires;, its main entrance is through a narro passage pastthe houses obscuring its faTade. Although completed in the 1th century, the churchas altered numerous times through the centuries as the city's allegiances changed,and hile interior renovations are ongoing, there's still much orth seeing, includingnumerous ne tombs, the superb $othic northern portal ith its )ruci#ionsculpture, early %aro&ue altarpiece paintings dating from 1HC>, and one of !urope'snest 1?th-century pipe organs. Afterards, be sure to e#plore the 11th-century ;ngelt Courtyardbehind the church ith its many ne restaurants and

cafJs. Another splendid old church orth visiting is the %aro&ue Church o6 theVirgin $aryith its famous statue of the infant esus, said to have beenresponsible for miracles and still a point of pilgrimage.

Address5 2taromLstskJ nKmLstM, 110 00 Praha 1

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he (ational $allery in Prague

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2pread across some of the city's most important architectural landmarks, the(ational $allery in Prague 8(KrodnM galerie v Pra=e; is home to some of !urope'smost important art collections. he bulk of the collection is housed in the Veletr=n>Palace8eletr=nM PalKc;, a relatively modern structure built in 1>G that holds the1>th- to G1st -century orks. 4hile there's a strong emphasis on )=ech artists,foreign artists such as +onet and Picasso are included, as are other art forms suchas photography, fashion, applied arts, and sculpture. 3ther notable orks are held inthe !ins3y Palace8PalKc Iinskych;, home to Asian art, art from the ancient orld,and the gallery's %aro&ue collectionsU and at the Con#ent o6 St. gnes o6Bohe-iahere you'll nd !uropean art from the +iddle Ages. Dinally, the splendid1?th-centurySternerg Palace82ternbersky PalKc; houses some of the gallery'smost famous pieces, focusing on !uropean art from the )lassical era to the end of

the %aro&ue period and including important ancient $reek and oman piecesU 1Cth-to 1Hth-century 6talian masterpiecesU and 1Hth- to 1Fth-century orks by artistssuch as !l $reco, $oya, ubens, van @yck, embrandt, and van $oyen.

Address5 2taromLstskJ nKmLstM 1G, 110 1 Praha 1

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he +unicipal /ouse

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he Prague +unicipal /ouse 83becnM dVm; is idely considered one of the nest

e#amples of Art (ouveau in the city. %uilt in 1>1G, this splendid civic building is alsohome to one of Prague's most important 8and largest; concert venues, S-etana/all, and boasts numerous striking features, from its sumptuous faTade ith a largemural on the arch above the second Roor balcony to the large dome that restsbehind and above the arch. he interior is e&ually impressive and includes many nestained glass indos and important paintings. 4hile !nglish language guided toursare available 8including a chance to see otherise closed ceremonial rooms;, one ofthe best ays to en*oy this landmark is to take in a concert or sample its cafJ orrestaurants.

Address5 nKmLstM epubliky , 111 G1 Praha 1

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Prague Woo

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3pened in 1>B1, the superb Prague Woo is not only one of the top attractions in thecity, it also ranks among the orld's top 10 =oological parks 8based on visitorrevies;. 6n the ro*a suburbs *ust a short distance north of the city center, this 1CB-acre attraction is an especially fun outing for those traveling ith kids. Along ith itsmore than C,F00 animals representing some ?00 species - including manyconsidered close to e#tinction - the =oo is notable for its role in saving the native8and endangered; Pr=ealski's horse. /ighlights include a chance to ride a chairliftith great vies of many of the animal enclosures, a huge giraXe e#hibit, the superbsalamander display, and the steamy indoor tropical *ungle.

Address5 tro*skJho =Kmku BN1G0, 1?1 00 Praha ?

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he eish uarter 8osefov;

2hare5Prague's eish uarter as originally located in the )astle @istrict but by the 1G00shad spread to the osefov area and as for centuries regarded as a slum. 6tstransformation into one of the city's most important and interesting districts tookplace in the late 1F00s hen large sections ere demolished to make ay for Art(ouveau apartment buildings. oday, osefov is a pleasant area to stroll and includesthe4ewish $useu-in Prague 8YidovskJ mu=eum v Pra=e;, an important attractionthat consists of the +aisel 2ynagogue, the 2panish 2ynagogue, the Pinkas2ynagogue, the 3ld eish )emetery, the )eremonial /all, and the Ilaus2ynagogue.

Address5 starJ Zkoly 1C1N1, 110 00 Praha 1

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he 2trahov +onastery and Eibrary

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he 2trahov +onastery and Eibrary 82trahovsky klKster; dates back to the 1Gthcentury and is the second oldest monastery in Prague. 4hile its imposing gateay

and churches are impressive enough, its most important buildings are its tobeautifully decorated %aro&ue libraries. he Philoso0hical Lirarycontains avariety of e#traordinary furnishings, along ith an e#&uisite ceiling painted by Dran=Anton +aulbertsch entitled Enlightenment. he second library, the heologicalEibrary, consists of a splendid %aro&ue room ith a beautiful ornate painted ceilingby 2iard (osecky, a 2trahov +onk, along ith superb ceiling frescoes framed bydetailed stuccoork. he libraries contain many rare old volumes and manuscripts,including the famous >th-century Strahov Gospel, hile in the cellars are old printingpresses along ith the remains of 2t. (orbert, founder of the Premonstratensian3rder. Also of note are the cloisters, hich house a religious art collection and

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1 The Petr>n Loo3out Tower

he PetrMn Eookout oer

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(amed after the hill on hich it stands, the HB-meter-high PetrMn Eookout oer8PetSMnskK ro=hledna; is a miniature replica of the !iXel oer in Paristhat oXerspanoramic vies over Prague 8although only a fth the si=e of its Drenchcounterpart, the toer's elevation creates the illusion that it's bigger than it actuallyis;. %uilt in 1F>1 for a ma*or e#hibition from used railay tracks, it as later movedto PetrMn /ill in the 1>B0s here it became one of the city's ma*or tourist attractions.

oday, visitors can either make the B0-minute climb up the PetrMn hill to the base ofthe toer or take a leisurely trip aboard the funicular railay before tackling thestructure's G>> steps to the top 8there's also an elevator as ell as a cafJ;.

Address5 PetSMnskJ sady, 11F 00 Praha 1

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he Eennon 4all

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Perhaps one of !astern !urope's most unlikely attractions, Prague's Eennon 4all hasstood since the 1>F0s as a tribute to former %eatle and peace campaigner ohnEennon. hings got started almost immediately after the singer's murder in 1>F0hen this otherise unassuming all near the )harles %ridge became a place forfans to demonstrate their grief, painting pictures and slogans attributed to the star.@espite police eXorts to erase the gra


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2t. (icholas )hurch

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3n pictures&ue Little 5uarter S2uare, 2t. (icholas )hurch 8+alK 2trana; is one ofPrague's neer churches. %uilt by esuits in the 1Fth century, it's a ne e#ample of/igh %aro&ue and is notable for its splendid interior ith its uni&ue 1>th-centurychandelier, as ell as the large %aro&ue paintings by )=ech painter Iarel 2kreta thatadorn the huge cupola. he church also features a bell toer, hich visitors arepermitted to climb, from the top of hich are great vies over the church's hugedome and the old city. ry to time your visit to coincide ith one of the regularconcerts held here, including +o=art's Requiemand other notable classical pieces.8!nglish language guided tours are available.;

Address5 +alostranskJ nKmLstM, 11F 00 Praha 1

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17 8enceslas S2uare

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A highlight of Prague's (e on 8(ovJ +Lsto; district - an area that gre out of thecity's need to e#pand as it prospered - is the onderful 4enceslas 2&uare 8KclavskJnKmLstM;, home to the &ational $useu-and numerous other architecturaltreasures. (amed after the patron saint of %ohemia, hose statue can be seen here,4enceslas 2&uare as created in the 1Cth century during the reign of )harles 6 asa horse market and has since become one of the city's most important publicspaces, still used for demonstrations and celebrations alike. A visit today is a fun

e#perience, and ill introduce visitors to some of the cities best dining e#periences,as ell as great shopping.

Address5 110 00 Praha 1

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he (ational +useum

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he (ational +useum 8(KrodnM +u=eum; in Prague is spread across a number of

locations and houses numerous important collections representing a variety ofelds, ith literally millions of items covering mineralogy, =oology, anthropology,and archaeology, as ell as the arts and music. he entomology collection alonenumbers more than ve million specimens. he oldest museum in the )=echepublic, it as established in the early 1F00s before moving to its current locationin 1F>1. A particular highlight is the archaeology e#hibit ith its e#tensive collectionof 1st-and Gnd-century oman artifacts, along ith numerous %ron=e and !arly 6ronage nds. 8Dor a comprehensive list of all locations and collections, visit the (ational+useum's ebsite, belo.; Another museum to include on your must-visit list is thee#cellent&ational Technical $useu-8(KrodnM technickJ museum;, hichdocuments the many technological advances the country has contributed to,including displays of machinery and e&uipment built here over the years, fromautomobiles to aircraft.

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he (ational heatre

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6dyllically perched on the banks of the iver ltava, Prague's (ational heatre is amust-visit for lovers of the performing arts. /ome to the country's top opera, ballet,

and drama performances, the (ational heater as opened in 1FF1 as a symbol of)=ech national identity and to promote the )=ech language and culture. @espite asomehat checkered past that sa the building destroyed by re and even closedby the communists, this stunning theater has undergone e#tensive renovations andstands as a monument to the city's rich talent and cultural signicance. 8!nglishlanguage guided tours are available;. Anther Prague theater of note is the %statesTheatre82tavovskJ divaldo;, built in the late 1Fth century in (eoclassical style andonce a favorite of +o=art, ho chose to premier Don Giovannihere.

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he @ancing /ouse

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he @ancing /ouse 8an7McM dVm;, Prague's most outstanding modern architectural

creation, as built beteen 1>>G and 1>>H to designs by Drank $ehry. )onsisting ofto ad*oining toers, this splendid structure features uni&ue curves that resembleto dancing gures, an eXect heightened by the fact one of the toers is shapedlike a oman earing a skirt 8hence the nickname, "Dred and $inger" after famousAmerican dancers Dred Astaire and $inger ogers;. 4hile the building consistslargely of oF1NH, 1G0 00 Praha G

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he /illtop Dortress5 yZehrad

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Eooking like something out of a fairytale, the yZehrad fortress stands high abovethe ltava iver overlooking Prague. Inon to have been in e#istence as far back asthe 10th century, it has long been the sub*ect of myth and legend, including theforetelling of an ancient princess of the rising of a great city around it. 3nce theroyal residence of ratislav 66, yZehrad also played a role as part of the originaloyal oute taken by kings about to be croned, ho ould have to stop here topay tribute to their predecessors 8the route led from yZehrad to /rad7any;.Although no largely ruins, the fortress is a onderful place for a stroll or picnic andoXers superb vies of the surrounding city.

Address5 pevnosti 1>Nb, 1GF 00 Praha G

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he 3lZany )emetery

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)reated in 1HF0 to accommodate Prague's many plague victims, the 3lZany)emetery served as the city's main burial ground for centuries and is the nalresting place of countless victims of disease and ar. @ivided into sections, thegraveyard consists of the eish )emetery, hich includes the grave of riter Dran=Iafka, and the )hristian )emetery, here you'll nd the nal resting place of a morerecent notable )=ech, an Palach, ho set himself on re in 1>HF in protest againstthe 2oviet invasion 8although his body as taken from 3lsany )emetery in 1>?B toprevent his grave from becoming the site of organi=ed protests, his co>0;. @espite its somehat morbid history, it remains a onderfulplace to e#plore due to its many mysterious old tombs and Art (ouveaumonuments.

Address5 inohradskK 1FBN1B, 1B0 00 Praha B

8here to Stay in Prague 6or Sightseeing

6f you're visiting Prague for the rst time and ant to see the city's top attractions,the best area to stay is Prague 1. he city is divided into numbered districts, andPrague 1 is home to the city's historical center and top tourist sites such as the 3ld


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on 82tarJ +Lsto;U the (e onU the Eesser on or Eittle uarter 8+alK 2trana;Uand Prague )astle. %asing yourself in Prague 1 means you're never more than ashort alk from these prime areas and attractions, and if you ant to venturefurther aeld, Prague's public transport system is e#cellent. %elo are some highlyHrated hotels in con#enient locationsfor sightseeing5

LuIury /otelsFhe sumptuous bouti&ue Alchymist $rand /otel Q 2pa, in a1Hth-century %aro&ue mansion, lies only a short hop from Prague )astle andthe )harles %ridge, hile /otel esidence Agneslavishes its guests in asuperbly restored historic building only H00 meters from the 3ld on 2&uare.Also in Prague 1, the elegant Dour 2easons /otel Pragueoverlooks the ltavaiver *ust steps aay from )harles %ridge.

$idHRange /otelsF 6n a &uiet location near Prague's largest park, thebouti&ueuestenberkoXers beautiful vies of the city and 2trahov +onasteryand sits only a short stroll from Prague )astle. Across the river, a ve-minute

alk from lively 4enceslas 2&uare, the @esign /otel eel Pragueis a popularmid-range option ith its heritage-listed gold-painted ceiling and thoughtfulpersonal touches. 6f you're seeking the facilities of a chain hotel close to tramand metro stations, Prague +arriottoXers a simming pool and gym and liesa short stroll from the 3ld on 2&uare.

Budget /otelsFo save money on accommodation, it's orth staying a littlefarther aay from the main tourist areas. )lose to a tram stop, Aparthotel )ityoXers modern apartment-style accommodation a 10-minute drive fromPrague )astle. 3ther popular budget options include +iss 2ophie's /otelandthe modern %Q% /otel Prague )ity. %oth lie about a G0-minute alk from the

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Ti0s and ToursF /ow to $a3e the $ost o6 Jour Visit to Prague

SightseeingFDor rst-time visitors, taking a tour of the city is a great idea.his is a good ay to see the layout and learn some of the history. Aorthhile introductory tour is the Prague in 3ne @ay 2ightseeing our, apopular B.-hour guided tour ith coach transport and a alking tour of someof the city's most famous landmarks, including the famous Prague )astle.

)ay Tri0sF 6f you have time for only one day trip and have not already been

to this (!2)3 4orld /eritage-listed ton, the )esky Irumlov @ay rip fromPragueis a must-do. his is an all day tour, ith a scenic drive through thecountryside and plenty of time to e#plore this beautiful medieval ton.

he Iutna /ora @ay rip from Pragueis a si#-hour e#cursion and includes avisit to the famous 2edlec 3ssuary, knon more commonly as the %one)hurch, ornately decorated ith human skulls and bones. Dor a diXerent typeof historical road trip, theere=in )oncentration )amp @ay ouroXers a
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