Prague Attractions

Through its great historic relevance and architectural beauty, Wenceslas Square is rightfully considered as one of the city’s most defining attractions.

This is one of the most recognisable attractions in the city. Take in the buzz of the various entertainment and market stall activity. Enjoy the famous sights by climbing the towers at either end.

Positioned high above the city, the castle houses numerous buildings, including a palace, 3 churches, toy museum, a monastery and the famous St. Vitus Cathedral.

Formed by charming houses dating back to the middle ages and dominated by the Astronomical Clock, this is one of the oldest and most beautiful squares in Prague.

The Vltava is the Czech Republic’s longest river. Why not take in one of the many cruises available and see the most picturesque sites of Prague from a unique perspective.

The Jewish Quarter, with its famous cemetery and numerous synagogues, highlights the history of the Czech Jews that has been unique and often tragic.