Discover Prague

Prepare for an unforgettable journey through Prague, a city that seamlessly blends its rich history with vibrant modern life, offering an “experience” for every type of explorer.

• Historic Urban Hikes: Embark on captivating “hiking” explorations through Prague’s iconic districts. Wander through the charming Hradčany (Prague Castle complex) and Malá Strana (Lesser Town), or discover the serene Kampa Island. Ascend to Vyšehrad for historical insights and panoramic views, and cross the impressive Nusel Bridge.
• Vltava River & “Sea” Experiences: Enjoy invigorating “sea” experiences (river adventures!) along the Rašín Embankment and near Mánes, where you can stroll, cycle, or take a boat trip on the Vltava River.
• Art & Culture Hubs: Immerse yourself in Prague’s vibrant “Art” scene. Explore the innovative DOX – Contemporary Art Hub in Holešovice’s Soho, discover the whimsical world at the Karel Zeman Museum, or admire the unique architecture of the Dancing House.
• Unique City Views & Photography: Capture stunning “photo” opportunities from various vantage points, including the Vítkov monument, offering expansive city views, or the unique perspectives from along the Vltava.
• Family-Friendly Explorations: Prague is an ideal destination for a “Family trip,” with attractions like the National Technical Museum in Letná providing engaging experiences for all ages.
• Cycling & Urban Adventures: Discover scenic “Bike” routes that weave through the city’s parks and along the riverbanks, offering an active way to explore Prague’s diverse neighborhoods, from its historic center to the contemporary SOHO of Holešovice.

Prague offers an “experience” that is a perfect blend of historical immersion, artistic discovery, and active urban exploration.

Planning your Prague adventure? Here are some essential tips to ensure your trip through this captivating city is smooth, enjoyable, and utterly unforgettable!

• Best Time to Visit/Weather: For city exploration and outdoor activities, late spring (April-May) and early autumn (September-October) are ideal, with mild temperatures and beautiful scenery. Summers (June-August) are warm and popular but can be crowded. Winters (November-March) are cold and often snowy, offering a magical, festive atmosphere.
• Public Transport: Prague has an excellent public transport system (metro, trams, buses) that is efficient and easy to use for navigating the city. Consider a multi-day pass.
• Comfortable Footwear: Wear comfortable shoes as you’ll be doing a lot of walking on cobblestone streets and exploring historical sites.
• Currency: The local currency is the Czech Koruna (CZK). While some places accept Euro, it’s best to use local currency.
• River Activities: Consider a boat tour on the Vltava for unique perspectives of the city and its bridges.

With these tips, you’re all set for an incredible journey through the historic, artistic, and adventurous landscapes of Prague!