Prague — the Golden City of a Hundred Spires — sits at the heart of Central Europe. Gothic cathedrals, baroque palaces, cobblestoned lanes, and world-class beer: this is one of the most visited cities in Europe. Budget travellers and luxury seekers both thrive here. Prices are lower than Paris or London for roughly the same quality.
Ground zero for tourism. Walk to the Astronomical Clock, Charles Bridge, and a hundred restaurants. Expect to pay a premium — and embrace the crowds. Perfect for first-timers who want everything within 10 minutes.
Tucked beneath Prague Castle, this baroque quarter feels like stepping into a film set. Quieter at night, atmospheric by day. Highly recommended for couples and repeat visitors.
Bohemian, gritty, authentic. Young creatives, corner bars, local coffee shops. Metro connects you to the centre in under 15 minutes. Best value for money in the city.
Average range: €30–€120 per night. Best travel time: April–June and September–October. December is peak for Christmas markets — book 2–3 months ahead.
Charles Bridge: 14th-century stone bridge lined with baroque statues. Visit at dawn to beat the selfie sticks. Prague Castle: the largest ancient castle complex in the world — St. Vitus Cathedral, Golden Lane, and sweeping city views. Wenceslas Square: the beating heart of modern Prague, shopping and history combined. Jewish Quarter (Josefov): six synagogues and Europe's oldest Jewish cemetery — hauntingly beautiful.
From Václav Havel Airport: Bus 119 to metro Veleslavín — 40 min, €1.30. Bolt/taxi: €15–20, ~20 min. Prague has an excellent metro (3 lines) and tram network. The Prague Card covers unlimited public transport and entry to major museums for 2–4 days.
Czech koruna (CZK) is the currency — €1 ≈ 25 CZK. Euros accepted at most hotels but at a worse rate. Tipping 10% is standard. Tap water is safe to drink. Pickpocketing is common in Old Town — keep bags in front.
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