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The geographical and historical heart of Prague, this UNESCO-listed district features a tangle of cobblestone streets lined by Baroque churches, palaces and houses. 

The geographical and historical heart of Prague, this UNESCO-listed district features a tangle of cobblestone streets lined by Baroque churches, palaces and houses. 

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.

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.

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.

The geographical and historical heart of Prague, this UNESCO-listed district features a tangle of cobblestone streets lined by Baroque churches, palaces and houses. 

A lively student neighborhood, this district is home to several key sights including an ornate monastery, an observatory and a huge stadium that hosts pop concerts. 

Walking along the Charles Bridge is to walk a miracle of Gothic engineering, which has withstood war, floods and revolution.

The geographical and historical heart of Prague, this UNESCO-listed district features a tangle of cobblestone streets lined by Baroque churches, palaces and houses. 

Marvel at the magnificent decorations of this art nouveau masterpiece, dine in luxury and watch performances of opera and orchestral concerts.

Walking along the Charles Bridge is to walk a miracle of Gothic engineering, which has withstood war, floods and revolution.

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.

This handsome, historical neighborhood, filled with charming cobbled streets, cute courtyards, interesting museums and parks, is perfect for aimless wandering.  

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.

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

A lively student neighborhood, this district is home to several key sights including an ornate monastery, an observatory and a huge stadium that hosts pop concerts. 

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.

The castle that\'s a really four fabulous palaces, three churches, two towers, an art gallery, and a cathedral – all fitted together over 1,000 years of history.

The hourly performance of Prague\'s Astronomical Clock will leave you trying to work out the mysteries of the multiple ways this clock can tell you the time.

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.

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.

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.

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.

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.

Vysehrad Castle is both a quiet refuge and a place of historic oddities, that gives those who climb its hill some wonderful views – and a break from the city.

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.

Shop at a Christmas market, admire a striking 19th-century church and watch a performance at a one-time military theater at this attractive square. 

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.

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.

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.

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.

The geographical and historical heart of Prague, this UNESCO-listed district features a tangle of cobblestone streets lined by Baroque churches, palaces and houses. 

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.

At the heart of Prague’s New Town is a pretty park with statues of famous Czech people and framed by historic buildings.

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.