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This haunting cemetery, with its thousands of ancient tombstones, is a frozen register of the uncounted centuries of life and death in Prague\'s Jewish community.

Venture inside a grand Gothic cathedral that impresses with the scale and beauty of its architectural ambition and religious art.

Admire the churches, be in awe of the cathedrals, explore the castles, love the people – and let the Czech capital be an inspiration.

Set within the grounds of Prague Castle is this lavish private residence, which houses an impressive art collection and hosts daily classical music concerts. 

Venture inside a grand Gothic cathedral that impresses with the scale and beauty of its architectural ambition and religious art.

Admire the beautiful Gothic architecture of this old cathedral and see a rare and valuable religious vessel from the 14th century.

Venture inside a grand Gothic cathedral that impresses with the scale and beauty of its architectural ambition and religious art.

Pilgrims flock to Loreta Monastery to see its unique shrine dedicated to the \'Loreta House\' – see its diamond-encrusted treasures and hear its call to prayer.

A dark powerful pinnacle, and last remnant of Prague\'s medieval defences, the Powder Tower really shines at night, when the light switch is flicked.

An icon of the Brno skyline, this 18th-century hilltop Gothic cathedral is one of the most important religious landmarks in town. 

Admire the beautiful Gothic architecture of this old cathedral and see a rare and valuable religious vessel from the 14th century.

Venture inside a grand Gothic cathedral that impresses with the scale and beauty of its architectural ambition and religious art.

A dark powerful pinnacle, and last remnant of Prague\'s medieval defences, the Powder Tower really shines at night, when the light switch is flicked.

Study a rich collection of religious art and go on a tour of this Baroque building’s underground crypt and funeral chapel.

Admire the churches, be in awe of the cathedrals, explore the castles, love the people – and let the Czech capital be an inspiration.

This haunting cemetery, with its thousands of ancient tombstones, is a frozen register of the uncounted centuries of life and death in Prague\'s Jewish community.

With shrines to both St. Vitus and St. Wenceslaus, it\'s no wonder Czechs consider this their national church – in spite of its much-delayed building schedule.

Admire the beautiful Gothic architecture of this old cathedral and see a rare and valuable religious vessel from the 14th century.

The Tyn Church, the Old Town Hall Tower and St. Nicholas Church are just three of the treasures found in what is arguably Europe\'s finest Square.

Protests now form part of the myth of Wenceslas Square, but it\'s also a great place to shop, eat, drink – and walk in the footsteps of heroes.