Prague, the capital city of the Czech Republic, is located in the heart of Europe! With a rich history, incredible culture, and delicious cuisine, Prague truly has something to offer everyone. Whether you are planning your first visit to Prague, or a return trip, we’ve outlined a few of the city’s highlights as well as some important information for your travels!
Arrival & Transportation
Prague’s central location makes it a popular, and easy to reach, destination! Visitors flying to Prague can expect to arrive at Vaclav Havel Prague Airport, located northwest of the city. There are several public and private transportation options available from the airport to the city center. If you plan to arrive by train, you will most likely disembark at Prague Main Railway Station.
Prague is known for its expansive, and easy to navigate, transportation system. Visitors can take advantage of digital single journey tickets and multi-day travel passes for the city’s buses, trams, and metro lines.
Experience
There is so much to discover during your time in Prague, it would be impossible to see and experience everything the city has to offer in only a few days. Here are a few of the essential attractions first-time visitors will want to be sure to check out!
The National Museum: At the head of Wenceslas Square, the National Museum Complex comprises the New Building and the Historical Building. The museum features a diverse array of permanent and rotating exhibitions.
Astronomical Clock: Located at Prague’s Old Town Hall, every hour from 8am-11pm the astrological clock comes to life with scenes featuring the twelve apostles.
Charles Bridge: Prague’s oldest bridge features carved statues of thirty saints, and offers breathtaking views of the city and the Vltava river.
Prague Castle: The largest castle complex in the world! Highlights include the Old Royal Palace, Saint George’s Basilica, and the Royal Garden.
Dine
Prague is home to a vibrant culinary scene, with no shortage of traditional or modern takes on Czech food for visitors to try! The Czech Republic has the highest beer consumption per capita of any country in the world, and the nation’s love for beer is evident throughout Prague. Looking for something to accompany your beer of choice? Try traditional czech potato pancakes (bramboraky) or beer goulash with fluffy dumplings (hovězí guláš). Those with a sweet tooth will want to sample some traditional apple strudel or a popular tourist treat-chimney cakes!
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