Prague

Whether your idea of a holiday is to soak up sun, engage with history or embrace the festival atmosphere, Prague is a veritable city for all seasons. One of the few European cities that is as appealing in winter as it is in the summer, Prague – with its UNESCO World Heritage status – is blessed with stunning architectural grandeur, from its neoclassical buildings and bridges to its splendid Art Nouveau flourishes.

Better still, Prague is the ideal to simply discover at your own pace. Bustling cafes, thumping nightclubs and cultural delights hide around the corner, with the districts of Mala Strana and Nove Mesto a particular delight, yet Prague is a city that is perfect to explore by foot.

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What you’ll love most about Prague

• Explore the iconic Prague Castle, one of the largest ancient castles in the world, with its stunning Gothic architecture, historic palaces, and panoramic views of the city, offering a glimpse into Czech history and culture
• Walk across the historic Charles Bridge, a masterpiece of medieval engineering and one of Prague’s most famous landmarks, adorned with Baroque statues, street performers, and breathtaking views of the Vltava River and Prague Castle
• Immerse yourself in the charm of Prague’s Old Town Square, with its colourful buildings, historic churches like the Church of Our Lady before Týn and the Astronomical Clock, and lively atmosphere filled with street performers, market stalls, and outdoor cafes
• Discover the rich heritage of Prague’s Jewish Quarter, with its historic synagogues, Jewish cemetery, and museums like the Jewish Museum and the Old Jewish Cemetery, providing insights into centuries of Jewish history and culture in Prague
• Climb to the top of Petrin Hill for panoramic views of Prague and the surrounding area, as well as attractions like the Petrin Tower, Mirror Maze, and rose gardens, offering a peaceful retreat from the city and opportunities for hiking, picnicking, and relaxation
• Visit the historic fortress of Vysehrad, perched on a hill overlooking the Vltava River, with its medieval fortifications, Gothic cathedral, and scenic gardens, as well as legends of Czech heroes and mythical creatures, providing a fascinating glimpse into Prague’s past