If you’re just passing through, that’s absolutely fine. You can still see the city’s highlights in just 1 day in Prague… …but ...

When the InterContinental Prague opened on the banks of the Vltava River in 1974, it marked one of the first American investments behind the Iron Curtain. After a 5-year, multimillion dollar ...

It’s difficult not to fall in love with the beauty of Prague. One of the few European cities that has escaped major natural disasters and destruction of 20th-century wars, it can feel like the ...

Old Town may feel like the heart of Prague, but do not miss out on what is outside it. Hop on a tram to the scenic Mala Strana area - it is quieter, less touristy and full of character.

Tours are available in English and Spanish, covering Prague’s Old Town, Jewish Quarter, and Castle District. They also run Ghosts & Legends night tour if you fancy something a bit spookier.

Much like Prague, the town is a visual feast, with its charming cobblestone streets, ... One pleased TripAdvisor reviewer wrote: “A castle that is worth seeing from both inside and outside!

From the iconic Prague Castle and other UNESCO World Heritage Sites to contemporary art centers, here are some of the can’t-miss attractions to visit during your time in Prague — along with ...

The vanilla pod was found in a waste deposit within Prague Castle, one of the city’s most iconic structures, which served as an imperial residence in the 16th century. Its radiocarbon dating revealed ...

Most of the ninth-century castle is open to the public. Inside, you'll find many artifacts from the castle's long history, including a must-see armor collection. ... Hilton Prague Old Town: 35,000 ...

Jews have settled in Prague since the 10th century and by the 12th century had formed their community near the very heart of the Old Town, along main merchant roads that wind up to the Prague Castle.