Prague: The first city in the world to be listed as a World Heritage Site

Known as the heart of Europe, Prague is the first city in the world to be listed as a World Heritage Site. Day 1: 1. Prague Castle: As one of the largest ancient castles in the world, Prague Castle is a collection of artistic masterpieces from various historical periods, including St. Vitus Cathedral, the Old Royal Palace, and St. George's Basilica. We recommend spending half a day to 6 hours here, and you can combine it with a day trip to the Lesser Town. 2. St. Vitus Cathedral: The largest, most famous, and most important church in the Czech Republic, it is the first Gothic cathedral in Central Europe and is known as the "treasure of architecture." 3. Golden Lane: One of the most poetic streets in Prague, with rows of small houses that make you feel like you've entered a fairytale town. 4. Old Royal Palace: The residence of the kings of Bohemia and an important part of Prague Castle. A changing of the guard ceremony is held every day at 12 pm. Day 2: Old Town and New Town: 1. Old Town Square: With a history of 900 years, it is a gathering place for people and is surrounded by various architectural styles: Baroque, Rococo, Romanesque, Gothic, etc. The astronomical clock on the square is very distinctive. 2. Charles Bridge: One of the most important attractions in the Czech Republic, the scenery on and under the bridge is unique and often attracts photography enthusiasts and tourists to stop and admire. New Town 1. Wenceslas Square: The center of commercial and cultural life in Prague's New Town, the iconic building is the Grand Hotel Europa, a representative of Prague's Art Nouveau. The National Museum is also located here. 2. Dancing House: A building with a strong sense of modern art, its shape is full of curves and rhythm, like a couple dancing in an embrace. It is one of the must-see attractions in the center of Prague. Special activities 1. Prague Cruise: Offers a unique and unforgettable way for visitors to enjoy the magnificent views of this historic city from the Vltava River. 2. Prague Astronomical Clock: Located in Old Town Square, it chimes on the hour and you can visit the attractions in Old Town Square.