Prague Travel Guide
Prague |
When Franz Kafka wrote that his home city had ‘claws' that prevented him leaving, he was not paying nefarious Prague a compliment. These days Prague has a simil…
While you're there
Vltava River Cruise with Lunch or Afternoon Tea
View the fairytale silhouette of Prague "city of a thousand spires" from the comfort of an air-conditioned boat.
Local knowledge 
Monika Szyc- Legal Counsel
My favourite thing to do in Prague is to join the locals and explore the city by tram. They're
cheap, reliable and convenient - and you have to say, much more romantic than travelling by tube or
train. The Number 9 cuts right through the heart of Prague, providing you with a ready made sight-seeing
tour for nothing more than a couple of crowns.
Monika Szyc- Legal Counsel
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Upcoming Events in Prague |
 | Festival Alternativa 21 - 28 Nov 2009 (annual) Archa Theatre The renowned Archa Theatre and other venues in Prague host the original Festival… more... |
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Nightlife |
In the 1990s, Prague's post-communist nightlife was justifiably famed with grunge-chic firmly en vogue. These days the Czech capital has developed a more sophisticated scene that still does have alternative clubs, but it also increasingly has slick cocktail bars, Irish bars, sumptuous whisky lounges and trendy DJ-bars, all weaving into an eclectic and enticing mix. Venues shift in and out of popularity rapidly in Prague. There are still many options in the city centre, but some of the more inter…
Sightseeing |
One of the most enjoyable aspects of visiting Prague is that much of the compact old core is accessible on foot, with plenty of bars and cafes to provide relief along the way and an excellent public transport system on hand to ease tired limbs. The most famous square in Prague is Wenceslas Square, scene of the Velvet Revolution celebrations in 1989, though its shabby facades and dubious nightclubs are not too appealing these days. Just to the northwest is a far more cohesive and appealing public…
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