Strahovsky Klaster (Pass By)

The second oldest monastery in Prague with a great view of Prague, overseeing the Lesser Town and partially the Prague castle.

Prague Castle

The most famous dominant of Prague, the largest castle complex in the world, the seat of the Czech kings and presidents for 1000 years.

1 hour 30 minutes

St. Vitus Cathedral

One of the most significant buildings in the Czech Republic, its construction took almost 1000 years, as the Czech kings kept adding more and more, the final piece is from 1920.

20 minutes

Old Royal Palace

The Old Royal Palace of the Prague castle, where the stairs match a horse step so that the knights could have ridden inside without getting off their horse.

20 minutes

Golden Lane

The cute little houses, where the maids, court artisans, and even alchemists used to live are now turned in to little shops and museums. One of the houses was used by Franz Kafka.

15 minutes

Lesser Town (Pass By)

The very romantic part of Prague with narrow curvy lanes and colorful houses with mostly red roofs.

Charles Bridge

One of the most famous Prague landmark, a majestic bridge built in 1357 by Charles IV, which is decorated with beautiful statues and offers the best views of the Prague castle.

20 minutes

Parizska Street (Pass By)

The luxury brand shop street of Prague

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The old Jewish Quarter of Prague

15 minutes

Staromestske namesti

The very center of the Old Town of Prague, which witnessed many milestones of Czech history, surrounded by colorful burgher houses. It is overwatched by the Old Townhall with its Astronomical clock on one side and the towering Tyn church on the other.

30 minutes

Obecni Dum

Possible to see the exteriors and the free zone by the entrance. The gem of the Czech Art Nouveau architecture and design. Conceived by the best Czech artists (such as Alfons Mucha) supporting the Czech independence movement when Bohemia was still part of the Austro-Hungarian empire.

20 minutes