Prague

Prague Travel Guide

The vibrant city of Prague is not only the capital of the Czech Republic, it is also the largest city in the country. The city has a wealth of culture and a rich history that dates back 1,000 years. Widely considered as one of the most stunningly beautiful cities in Europe, Prague has emerged as a top tourist destination.

Prague is one of the premier destinations for lovers of history and art as the city contains a plethora of fascinating museums and intriguing galleries to explore including the renowned Mucha Museum, which is home to an exhibit that celebrates the life and works of Czechoslovakia’s best-known artist, Alfons Mucha. The Museum of Communism takes a look at the life of the Czech people throughout Soviet rule and displays haunting pictures and military objects from the Communist era.

Prague Tourist Attractions

The 14^th century Prague Castle is a site that simply can’t be missed. This opulent castle towers above the city and can literally be seen from every corner and alleyway of Prague city. The castle has been the home to kings and emperors and is also the place where the crown jewels are kept. Another notable castle is Cesky Sternberk. This colossal castle was built on a sheer ridge above the Sazava River in the 13^th century and offers awe-inspiring views of the river.

The city has quite an abundance of beautiful parks and lush forested areas that offer a wonderful respite for the weary traveller. Kampa Park is a dazzling park located in the centre of the city. It is very popular with families as it has a children’s playground and stunning gardens.

One of the most stunning Prague tourist destinations is the Old Town square, which dates back to the 12^th century. The square is situated in the heart of the city and is overflowing with local merchants selling all sorts of crafts and artworks. Visitors can take a horse-drawn carriage ride through the city and tour all of the historically significant points of interest. The square also has a wide selection of restaurants that serve both local and international gastronomic delights.

Although the city is an extremely safe travel destination, we strongly encourage you to take out travellers’ insurance prior to your visit to Prague. As accidents and mishaps can happen, a comprehensive insurance plan will allow you to enjoy your vacation knowing that you will be protected in the event that an emergency does arise.