2025 Prague Travel Guide: Must-see attractions, popular food, hotels, transportation routes (updated in March)

#CanadaFlightEvent Nth time in Europe but first time in Prague? 😂 My own Czech travel recommendation for first-time visitors to Prague! Just save Iris and you can say you've been to Prague✨🫶🏽 🏨Prague hotel recommendation - Hotel Caesar Prague / It's a 4-star hotel with good value for money. The front desk staff was friendly, and the overall image of the hotel was clean. The room I stayed in was clean, cozy, and nice. The breakfast was also good, so it would be good to take my parents there. 📍Places to visit in Prague - Old Town Square Staroměstské náměstí / The oldest square in Prague, also famous for its Christmas market. - Prague Astronomical Clock Pražský orloj / A clock displayed on the exterior of the city hall, and models of the 12 apostles come out every hour. People flock to take pictures of it every hour. - Charles Bridge Karlův most / A beautiful landmark bridge connecting Prague Old Town and New Town. Charles Bridge seems to have been visited every day. - Lennon Wall Lennonova zeď / When John Lennon, a member of the Beatles who sang about freedom and peace, was assassinated, anti-government protesters during the Czech communist regime wrote a portrait of John Lennon and some of his song lyrics on the walls of Prague, demanding democracy. This is a symbolic wall of peace and love. - Prague Castle Pražský hrad / If you travel to Prague, you must climb up to Prague Castle. The road to the castle is also really beautiful, so I recommend walking up there✨ Take a picture at the Prague Castle side road observation deck Vyhlídka Na Opyši! - Petřín Tower Petřínská rozhledna / An excellent observation deck for viewing the city of Prague and the night view! The tower is similar in shape to the Eiffel Tower, but much smaller. - Havel Market Havelské tržiště / A market with the history and tradition of the old town. They sell a lot of fruits and souvenirs, so it's good to take a look around for a while. - Riegrovy Sady View / A romantic place where you can see the Prague city from a hill. If you go at sunset and listen to music and drink a beer, it's a romantic place itself.✨ - Apoteka Havlik Apoteka / One of the souvenirs you should buy in Prague. Rose oil cosmetics are famous. It's also good for gifts 😋Prague restaurant recommendation - Lobkowicz Palace Restaurant & Café / A restaurant on the Prague Castle observation deck! You can eat delicious food with a great view. - Prague Korean food recommendation: Prague restaurant Praha MATZIP Korean restaurant Matzip, rice; rýže Bab rýže / I always go to a Korean restaurant at least once while traveling, and there were many delicious Korean restaurants in Prague:) - Kozlovna U Paukerta / The most delicious restaurant among the Koleniyo I ate in Prague. Kozeldak is really unbelievably delicious 🤩 - Bohemian Bistro / A place with delicious brunch. A cup of coffee with a nice atmosphere in an outdoor space... the best✨ - LAb / It's a place with a beautiful round window view! It's great for a cup of coffee during the day and a drink with the night view of the river at night. I was wondering if I should go to Prague or stay in another city for a longer time, but Prague was such a romantic city that I thought I made the right choice 100 times. It was my first time going to a city, but I liked the relaxed atmosphere. However, since it's a European city where marijuana is legal, Koreans should be careful!! Of course, you have to be careful wherever you go,, Prague is a city that I felt was safe(?) without any pickpockets to worry about🫧 Please refer to my post and plan your trip✨ 📍Prague, Czech Republic #TravelPlan #OverseasTravel #EuropeTravel #CzechRepublic #Prague #PraguePlacesToVisit #prague #praha #czech

#2月好去2025 Tired of Eastern European food, want some Asian food! I unexpectedly discovered that there are quite a lot of Asian restaurants in Prague. I happened to be strolling near the Petrská věž clock tower and accidentally discovered this Japanese restaurant "Hanabi Sushi House". The chef at the bar was actually Japanese. Without saying a word, I sat down and ordered! The atmosphere of Hanabi is a bit of a mix of Japanese and Chinese styles, but it has an authentic Japanese itamae bar, where the fresh ingredients are clearly visible, and the sashimi and scallops are plump and tempting. Let's start with a draft beer and mixed sushi! The sushi platter includes traditional Japanese nigiri, flower sushi, and Western avocado rolls. Compared to the standards of European Japanese restaurants, Hanabi's performance is quite good. It is delicious and has a wide range of dishes. In addition to sushi and sashimi, tempura, sukiyaki, hot pot, fried dumplings, and sake are all available. I saw a foreign couple. Maybe it was their first time here and they didn’t know the portion size, so they actually ordered a sushi boat! As soon as the food was served on the table, his female companion was scared on the spot. There were 50 different kinds of sushi on the boat. The boy had no choice but to accept his fate and eat hard. It was an interesting episode. The price is a little bit expensive, but after all, it is a popular Japanese sushi restaurant. The overall dining environment and taste quality are excellent. It is one of the top sushi restaurants in Prague. If you want to eat, remember to make a reservation in advance. Hanabi Sushi House 🕰️Opening hours: 1200-2300 📍Address: Petrská 1177/11, 110 00 Nové Město, Czech Republic #Eastern Europe Free Travel #Czech Travel #Prague

At the Red Tree Chair in Prague, we spent about half an hour slowly climbing to the highest point in order to see the most beautiful scenery. When we finally stood at that viewing point, the magnificent sight of the three bridges spread out before us was breathtaking. At that moment, I sat quietly on a high place, gazing at the beautiful panoramic view of Prague, my heart filled with peace and satisfaction. The charm of this city is really indescribable. Its history and scenery made me deeply feel the unique charm of the Czech Republic. I think if I had more time, I could experience every corner of this city in more detail, and it would really be worth staying a few more days. However, two days is too short for me to fully enjoy the beauty of this city. Address Letenské sady 7, 170 00 Praha 7-Letná, Czech Republic #2 Best Places to Go in February 2025

This photo captures a quiet and leisurely European street corner. The golden building facade, coupled with the elegant window design, is full of history and art. The sunlight falls on the wall, outlining soft shadows A family sits on a bench and enjoys the afternoon time, while the children play carefree nearby. This is a scene of daily life in a corner of a square, where people take a break and feel the tranquility of the city and the passage of time. This is one of the most fascinating things about traveling in Europe - not just the historical sites, but the scenery of life that can be found everywhere, and every corner hides a unique story and atmosphere. #JanuaryGoodPlaces2025

Here’s how you can explore Prague in 2 days: Day 1: Old Town Magic & Riverside Charm Morning: Discover the Historic Heart • Old Town Square: Admire the Astronomical Clock, Týn Church, and St. Nicholas Church. • Charles Bridge: Stroll across this iconic bridge, lined with baroque statues and street performers. • Josefov (Jewish Quarter): Explore the Old Jewish Cemetery and the Spanish Synagogue. Afternoon: Castle District Wonders • Prague Castle Complex: Visit St. Vitus Cathedral, Golden Lane, and the Old Royal Palace. • Lobkowicz Palace: Don’t miss the panoramic city views from the terrace. Evening: Riverside & Local Flavors • Letná Park: Enjoy sunset views over the city. • Dinner in Malá Strana: Try traditional Czech dishes like svíčková or roast duck at U Modré Kachničky. Day 2: Hidden Gems & Bohemian Vibes Morning: Art, Culture & Quirky Spots • Dancing House: Snap a photo of this architectural marvel. • Vyšehrad Fortress: Explore the ancient walls and St. Peter and Paul Basilica. • John Lennon Wall: A colorful tribute to peace and freedom. Afternoon: Shopping & Relaxation • Wenceslas Square: Wander through shops and historical sites. • Franz Kafka Museum: Get a glimpse into the mind of the literary icon. Evening: Cruise & Nighttime Charm • Vltava River Cruise: Enjoy Prague’s illuminated skyline from the water. • Riegrovy Sady Beer Garden: End your trip with a local beer and scenic sunset views. Would you like some restaurant recommendations or day trip options?#favouriteitinerary #europetrip #praguetrip

#JanuaryGoodPlaces2025 U Fleků Restaurace is not only historic but also attractive with its traditional Czech-style decoration, making every customer who comes to Germany feel at home here. As you step into the restaurant, the heavy wooden furniture and ancient decorations that have been displayed for many years seem to tell the hundreds of years of history of Prague. The local service staff are friendly and enthusiastic, making the entire dining experience even warmer Especially when the impromptu performance began and the music sounded, all the customers stood up spontaneously and danced to the rhythm, and their smiles and interactions were full of sincere emotions. This moment not only allows us to deeply appreciate the Czech people's passion for life, but also allows every tourist to feel the unique charm and warmth of this city. The whole dining process is like a feast for the eyes and taste, so happy address Křemencova 11, 110 00 Nové Město, Czech Republic

As the bus gradually approached, we stood by the road covered in maple leaves, the entire scene resembling an autumn oil painting. The maple trees on both sides glowed with warm yellow light under the sunlight, as if draping a warm veil over the road. As the bus slowly came closer, we eagerly took out our cameras to capture this beautiful moment, continuously taking photos to remember it. Many tourists also joined this impromptu photography session, and the whole scene was filled with admiration and enthusiasm for the autumn scenery.

The streets of Prague are filled with a rich historical atmosphere, and the city's architectural style is highly unified, with almost no jarring modern buildings in the city center. When you look down from a high point, it feels like a painting of medieval Europe, which is breathtaking. Walking through the Old Town, the cobblestone streets underfoot still bear the marks of history, making you feel as if you have traveled back in time to 18th-century Europe. The vintage street lamps, intricately carved windows, and the Gothic and Baroque buildings along the street complement each other, with every corner exuding Prague's unique charm, making you slow down and savor the beauty of the city.

On the last day, we took a train to Poland. The moment we arrived at Prague Central Station, the sight before us made us stop in our tracks. This station is not just a transportation hub; it resembles a magnificent historical building. Stepping inside the station, we looked up at the ceiling, and the intricate design and luxurious decorations left us in awe. The arched dome, symmetrical decorative patterns, all showcasing a strong Baroque style. Standing in the center of the hall, I was deeply captivated by the unique beauty of this station—it's the most beautiful train station I've ever seen, as if time had turned back, placing us in the luxurious palaces of European nobility of the past. Although we were about to embark on a new journey, the architectural beauty of this train station became one of the last and most astonishing memories of our trip to Prague.

When I first stepped into St. Vitus Cathedral, I was deeply moved by a sense of divine power. As I walked to the end of the cathedral, a triptych composed of three large stained glass windows appeared before my eyes. The brilliant light and shadow effects instantly captured my full attention. When the sunlight shone on the stained glass, each color sparkled with unique charm, as if telling touching legends and secrets of faith. In the central pattern, Jesus is gently lifted by the Father, a sacred scene that inspires infinite reverence; above it, a soaring white dove symbolizes the Holy Spirit and the Trinity, full of spirituality and mystery. Every meticulously carved detail made me feel the sincere prayers and endless stories of countless believers in the past. At that moment, the beauty of light and shadow not only illuminated the entire cathedral but also deeply touched my soul.

#JanuaryTravelSupportEvent Lovers in Prague🇨🇿 I fulfilled my childhood fantasy about Eastern Europe while looking at the beautiful view in romantic Prague. In particular, the view from Prague Castle was so beautiful.. I sat and admired it for a long time. Be sure to cross the Charles Bridge and go up to Prague Castle. You'll understand why Eastern Europe, especially Prague, is so beautiful.🫶🏽 ✔️It takes about 20 minutes to walk from Charles Bridge to Prague Castle, so I recommend walking up. ✔️You must visit on a clear day to see the view of downtown Prague well. 📍Prague Castle Side Road Observation Deck Vyhlídka Na Opyši / Jiřská, 119 00 Malá Strana, Czech Republic #Europe #EuropeTravel #EuropeTravelDestination #CzechRepublic #Prague #PragueTravel #CzechTravel #PragueCastle #PragueNightView #europetour #europetrip #europe #prague #czechrepublic

#getgoing2025 Prague and Hungary are two eastern countries with a lot of historical links. But beyond that, two of them also share another geographical similarity: the city is divided by a river, and the east side is on a higher ground, which lends itself to a varied view of the city. On the east side, there are few areas i personally enjoy the view of: 1) the east end of Manes Bridge - one of the best viewpoints for the Prague Castle 2) St Nicholas Church - not so much for the church, but the crossings where we can see trams passing up/down a sloped road 3) Lennon Wall - a graffiti wall 4) Park Legii - one of the three islands in between the east/west side where we can walk down to; perfect for autumn foliage

Artistic and romantic Prague, a city you can never get tired of visiting! Not only is it a cultural treasure of Eastern Europe, but also a dreamland that will leave you wanting more. ✅ From the majestic Charles Bridge to the fairytale-like Old Town Square, to the magnificent Prague Castle... every place is breathtakingly beautiful. Prague is not only a romantic date spot for couples, but also a paradise for solo travelers, with very affordable prices! 📍Must-see attractions in Prague 1⃣ Charles Bridge Stroll along this ancient stone bridge across the Vltava River, with century-old statues by your side and a picturesque city skyline in front of you, as if you were in a movie scene. It is recommended to visit in the early morning or late afternoon to avoid the crowds and enjoy the quiet romance. 2⃣ Prague Castle One of the largest castle complexes in Europe, with a long history and the magnificent Gothic St. Vitus Cathedral. Standing on the castle overlooking the entire Prague, the red roofs and blue sky are absolutely stunning. 3⃣ Old Town Square This is the soul of Prague, and the landmark astronomical clock attracts countless tourists to stop and watch every hour. Sit in a café on the square and order a cup of coffee, and quietly enjoy the lively scene of people coming and going. 4⃣ Golden Lane It is said to be the place where Kafka wrote! The colorful little houses on both sides of the alley are full of childlike fun, and each one is worth taking a photo of. 📝Prague travel tips 1. Best time to visit: Spring and autumn are the best times to visit, with pleasant temperatures and relatively fewer tourists. 2. Transportation: Prague's public transportation is very convenient, buy a one-day pass and you can take the subway, tram, and bus! 3. Prices: Overall, prices in Prague are low, and dining and accommodation are more cost-effective than in Western Europe.

Hey, Europhiles! A 7-day in-depth tour of Europe, traveling to multiple countries, is no longer a dream! Here are some super practical tips to help you travel around Europe with ease. Save them now! . 🗺️Itinerary: Day 1: Schönbrunn Palace - Austrian Parliament Building - Hofburg Palace - Vienna City Hall - Stadtpark Stroll through Vienna's historic buildings and feel the city's classic elegance. Day 2: Moon Lake - Basilika St. Michael - Marienplatz - New Town Hall Explore the charm of Munich, from tranquil lakes to bustling squares, where history and modernity intertwine. Day 3: Liechtenstein Postal Museum - Mount Titlis - Lion Monument Experience the culture and natural beauty of Liechtenstein, a journey for the eyes and the soul. Day 4: Lake Zurich - Rhine Falls - Black Forest - Lake Titisee Immerse yourself in the natural beauty of Switzerland, with its mesmerizing lakes and mountains. Day 5: Frankfurt → Prague Depart from the modern city of Frankfurt and head to the historic city of Prague. Day 6: Prague Castle - Golden Lane - Charles Bridge - Vltava River - Old Town Square Stroll through the ancient streets of Prague and feel the romance and mystery of the city. Day 7: Hungarian Parliament Building - Elisabeth Bridge - Fisherman's Bastion - Matthias Church - Millennium Monument - Heroes' Square Explore the magnificent architecture and historical sites of Budapest and experience the unique charm of Hungary. . Travel essentials: 🧳Don't forget to bring these things for your Europe trip! 📞 Prepare a SIM card for easy communication and worry-free internet access. 🔌 A plug adapter is a must for travel, as the voltage in Europe is different. 📜 Passport, visa, and ID card are essential documents. 👔 Europe is cold in December, so bring a thick coat and sweater. 🔋 Chargers and power banks are essential to keep your phone charged. 💊 Bring some common medicines just in case. 💰 Bring both credit cards and cash for convenient shopping. 🎒 A comfortable backpack is a must for carrying your belongings. . Enjoy the exotic atmosphere of Europe, travel to romantic cities, and create unforgettable memories. What are you waiting for? Pack your bags and go!

My first time bowling in Europe was at Absolute Bowling! Initially, I was just checking the map near DOX to see if there were other places to visit, and I spotted this landmark. I immediately decided to go on an adventure! I must say, this place is incredibly fun! Absolute Bowling is definitely a 'hidden gem' on the Prague travel list! Besides the bowling lanes, there are some entertainment facilities and a dining area. But the most surprising thing is that they only have four lanes! Haha, this mini scale instantly makes you relax, making it a perfect spot for a casual gathering. What's even more surprising is that their lanes use strings to pull the balls back and reset the pins! This super retro design is something I've never seen before, and it felt like I traveled back in time. On that day, the place was mostly filled with locals, and our group of Asian faces stood out, but this atmosphere made us feel very grounded, like we were blending into the daily lives of the locals. As for the price, it's genuinely affordable! The funniest part is that the price of a Coke we ordered was almost the same as renting a lane XD (A bottle of Coke 39 CZK / Three games + shoe rental 133 CZK). If you have time after bowling, you must visit the nearby popular Cafe Letka. This café is a local favorite and is perfect for taking photos! The interior design of the café blends historical and modern elements, with walls that retain the marks of time, paired with large mirrors and vintage furniture, creating a unique atmosphere. Especially the seats by the window, the lighting is excellent, making the ambiance perfect! Highly recommended. In conclusion, the next time you visit Prague, if you've seen most of the sights and want to relax, Absolute Bowling is definitely a fantastic choice! And just a heads up, it's only open on weekends.

#europetrip #prague Strolling along the river in Prague was an unforgettable experience, offering some of the most beautiful views of the city’s historic charm. The sight of Prague Castle towering majestically over the skyline, with its spires and intricate details, was truly mesmerizing. As we walked, the calm waters of the Vltava River reflected the beauty of the surrounding architecture, creating a picture-perfect scene. The gentle breeze, the soft sounds of the city, and the peaceful ambience made the moment even more special. It was the perfect way to take in the magic of Prague’s old area, blending history, beauty, and tranquility in one serene walk.

Every street and building in Prague is like a painting; After reading various guides, I looked at the map many times. Got this line, Neither going back, No regrets either. ➡️Charles Bridge Be sure to get up early and go to Charles Bridge to avoid tourists and check out the MV scenes of Jay Chou's "Love Lost" ➡️Lennon Wall The graffiti-painted Lennon Wall uses color to record the symbol of freedom and peace ➡️St. Nicholas Church ➡️Castle Square Walk onto the Castle Square and have a panoramic view of the entire Prague ➡️Matthias Gate Enter the Prague Castle area and step into the heart of Prague Castle ➡️Old Royal Palace ➡️St. Vitus Cathedral Magnificent Gothic church with stained glass windows that shine in the sunlight ➡️Saint George's Basilica The quiet and simple red church brings a sense of history to your face. ➡️Golden Lane Not worth entering ➡️Queen Anne Summer Palace You can take pictures of the beautiful tree-lined driveway from the palace station. ➡️Park Cihelná Take a panoramic view of Charles Bridge from here. There are few tourists. You can bring some bread to feed the swans and pigeons. ➡️Kafka Museum The sculpture at the door is very interesting ➡️Municipal Library The "Book Tower" installation is not to be missed, you have to queue up ➡️Old Town Square Every building around the square is worth a closer look, especially the Tyne Church ➡️Astronomical clock Watch the puppet show on the bell tower on the hour ➡️Gunpowder Tower The powder tower is being repaired and can only be viewed from the top. ➡️Central Station A century-old transportation hub, you can check out the same photo from JJ Lin's "Can't Learn" ➡️National Museum Even if you don’t enter the museum, the appearance is worth seeing, especially when it is lit up at night, it is particularly spectacular. ➡️Kafka head sculpture The rotating Kafka sculpture is a fantastic experiment in modern art, creating an interesting contrast with Prague’s classical style ➡️Javier Bazaar There are astronomical clock refrigerator magnets here that are cheaper than those in the square. ➡️Man Hanging Out Look up and you’ll miss it if you’re not careful. That’s the fun part of Prague’s street art. ➡️Dancing House Many people say it's too far, but in fact it only takes a few minutes to get here by car, but it just means checking in on a facade and weighing it yourself. Summarize This one-day tour route is very compact, suitable for students who have limited time but want to visit in a "check-in" way, covering as many classic landmarks as possible. Stop and go and measure the history and scenery of Prague with your feet. If you prefer to appreciate the interior details of each palace in depth, or spend more time perusing the collections of major museums, this route will be very rushed. Prague is a city that is suitable for slowly savoring. If you have enough time, it would be better to spend a few more days to experience the unique charm of this "city of a thousand towers". #2024 TRAVEL REVIEW #PARENT-CHILD GOOD PLACE #GLOBAL TRAVEL #PRAGU #CZECH #EuropeanTravel#DAYTOUR

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Nietzsche once said: "When I want to express music in one word, I find Vienna. And when I want to express mystery in one word, I only think of Prague." Bohemian Czech Republic 🇨🇿, a country full of music, Austria 🇦🇹, a country full of romance, Hungary 🇭🇺 If you prefer cultural scenery, and Spain and Portugal are too hot in summer, the Czech Republic, Austria, and Hungary are the best choices! ~ Czech Republic 🇨🇿 [Charles Bridge] spans the Vltava River, connecting Prague Castle District and the Old Town, built in the 14th century, with many sculptures and attractions on the bridge [St. Vitus Cathedral] located in Prague Castle, the bell tower at the top of the tower is a great place to overlook Prague [Old Town Square] has many Renaissance buildings and sculptures, such as the Astronomical Clock and St. Nicholas Church [CK Town] a medieval dream town, with orange-red roofs, winding Vltava River, and cobblestone streets, all of which make time seem to stay in the 18th century ~ Austria 🇦🇹 [Schönbrunn Palace] its splendor and size are second only to the Palace of Versailles in France, and there are some small landscapes hidden in the garden, such as the Roman ruins [Hallstatt Town] known as "the most beautiful town in the world", surrounded by mountains, the lake and mountains are very magnificent [Vienna Golden Hall] the hall has magnificent decorations and stunning acoustics, it is a sacred place for music lovers around the world ~ Hungary 🇭🇺 [Fisherman's Bastion] combines neo-Gothic, neo-Roman, and Hungarian local styles, the Fisherman's Bastion at sunrise is the most anticipated! [Parliament Building] the building is close to the riverbank, under the red dome is the domed hall, where important meetings and celebrations are held, the Parliament Building also incorporates Hungarian national style, its exterior and interior structure are precisely symmetrical [Matthias Church] presents a neo-Gothic and Baroque architecture, abandoning the symmetrical structure, with a tall bell tower built in one corner of the church, which makes the whole building more light and delicate

Prague, the capital of the Czech Republic, is a city of stunning architecture, rich history, and vibrant culture. Known as the “City of a Hundred Spires,” it boasts iconic landmarks like Prague Castle, Charles Bridge, and Old Town Square with its astronomical clock. The city’s cobblestone streets lead to charming cafes, lively pubs, and world-class museums. Visitors can enjoy Czech cuisine, including hearty goulash and world-famous beers. The Vltava River adds scenic beauty, perfect for boat rides or riverside strolls. With its mix of Gothic, Baroque, and modern influences, Prague offers an enchanting experience for history enthusiasts and travelers alike.

✅Must-see attractions 🌟Prague Castle: As one of the greatest ancient castle 🏰 complexes in European history, this is a must-see place to explore Prague 🌟Charles Bridge: This bridge is a landmark of Prague and a great place for photography 🤳 both day and night 🎑 🌟Old Town Square: This is the inspiration for Jolin Tsai's song "Prague Square" and is home to famous attractions such as the Church of Our Lady before Týn, the Old Town Hall, and the Astronomical Clock 🌟Kutná Hora: Famous for its "Bone Church," this well-preserved medieval city is less than an hour's drive from Prague and was once a rich silver mining area 🌟Český Krumlov (CK Town): Known as "the most beautiful town in Europe and America," it is famous for its colorful 🎨 buildings and beautiful river views 🌟Brno: The second largest city in the Czech Republic, known for its pleasant coffee ☕️ culture and functionalist architecture, the Villa Tugendhat is a masterpiece by the famous architect Mies van der Rohe 🌟Olomouc: Home to one of the most beautiful churches in the Czech Republic and the Holy Trinity Plague Column, the pinnacle of Czech Baroque sculpture

This ancient city stands at the crossroads of Europe The first city to be recognized as a World Heritage Site Nietzsche thought it was mysterious, Goethe thought it was the most beautiful Artists painting on Charles Bridge Flocks of swans on the Vltava River Walking on the cobblestone streets of the Old Town Every step is an echo of history - [Prague Castle] 🕌️The castle has attractions such as churches, palaces, gardens, and Golden Lane. Don't miss it when you travel to Prague! - [Charles Bridge] 🌉A bridge across the Vltava River, the setting sun shines on the old town full of Romanesque, Renaissance, and other beautiful buildings, forming the "Golden Prague" - [Old Town Square] 🎄Also known as "Prague Square," Jolin Tsai has a song named after it. Tyn Church, Hus Statue, Old Town Hall, St. Nicholas Church, and more are here. There is also a Christmas market during Christmas! - [St. Vitus Cathedral] 🕍An important Catholic church, the interior vaults and stained glass are very impressive! A must-see attraction in Prague! - [Prague Astronomical Clock] 🕰️A medieval astronomical clock, worth stopping to listen to the chimes. Buy a ticket to climb the observation deck and overlook Prague Square, and take beautiful photos~ - [Dancing House] 🏭Once won the annual design award of the American "Time" magazine, surrounded by neoclassical buildings, taking photos has a very artistic atmosphere~ - [Kafka Statue] ⛓️An outdoor sculpture by artist David Cerny, the statue is made up of 42 layers of stainless steel, a must-see for art lovers! - [Prague Zoo] 🐅Animal feeding programs are open all year round, very suitable for family trips! - [Vysehrad] 🏞️A great place to take kids! Locals love to come here for walks, dog walks, or picnics to enjoy the beautiful scenery on weekends~ - [City Gate Tower] 🛕The Powder Tower is an important building in the city of a hundred towers, and its Gothic spire can be seen almost everywhere in the city! Czech Republic   Czech Republic Travel   Prague, Czech Republic   Prague Travel   Prague Tourism

The breakfast was nice and tasty and the cappuccino was excellent. A bit expensive but totally fine. It's worth it! The staff is very nice and friendly. I ordered the avocado toast with salmon and it was delicious and delicate. Our Czech breakfast sets were delightful too. Overall, The dishes were delicious and filling. We also had the cheese tart for dessert, which was light and fluffy. We really enjoyed dining here and would recommend it. #internationaltravel #prague

In Prague’s embrace, where rivers flow, Through ancient streets, where whispers grow, Cobblestones echo tales of old, In hues of twilight, pink and gold. The Vltava dances, a gentle guide, As castles rise with timeless pride, Beneath the stars, a city’s light, A dream that wakes with each new night. Arched bridges stand, both bold and true, A journey’s path, a lover’s view, From gothic spires to baroque grace, Prague holds the heart in its embrace. Oh, city steeped in tales and song, Where every step feels like a throng Of memories woven, past and new— Prague, my heart belongs to you.#prague #holiday #czech #praguetrip

The Jubilee Synagogue, quietly located in the old town of Prague, is a true jewel of color✨ The beautiful exterior, which combines a unique Art Nouveau style with the Morisch style, will captivate you at first sight! The interior is also luxurious, and the space with sparkling stained glass makes you feel like you've wandered into another world🥹 Among the tourist attractions in Prague, this is a place that has a unique charm✨ 📍 Location: Jubilee Synagogue Jeruzalémská 1310/7, Jeruzalémská 7, Nové Město, 110 00 Prague 1 🕰 Opening hours: Monday-Friday 10:00-17:00 (closed on weekends and Jewish holidays) #0 yen travel autumn #Prague #Czech Republic #Europe #Overseas travel

Prague is renowned for its stunning architecture and picturesque scenery. Here are some of the best scenes to enjoy in the city: 1. **Charles Bridge:** This historic bridge features beautiful statues and offers stunning views of the Vltava River and Prague Castle, especially at sunrise or sunset. 2. **Prague Castle:** The largest ancient castle in the world provides panoramic views of the city and is home to St. Vitus Cathedral, with its impressive Gothic architecture. 3. **Old Town Square:** The vibrant heart of Prague, where you can see the Astronomical Clock, Týn Church, and colorful baroque buildings, especially lively during the day. 4. **Lennon Wall:** A vibrant mural dedicated to John Lennon and peace, it’s a constantly changing work of art that reflects the city’s history and spirit. 5. **Petřín Hill:** Offering a stunning vantage point over the city, the hill is perfect for a leisurely walk, especially with its rose gardens and the Petřín Tower. 6. **Vyšehrad:** This historic fortress provides breathtaking views of the Vltava River and the city, along with beautiful gardens and the stunning Basilica of St. Peter and St. Paul. 7. **The Dancing House:** A modern architectural gem along the Vltava River, known for its unique, wavy design that contrasts beautifully with the historic buildings surrounding it. 8. **Jewish Quarter (Josefov):** Rich in history, this area features beautiful synagogues and the Old Jewish Cemetery, providing a poignant glimpse into Prague's past. Each of these locations captures the unique charm and beauty of Prague, making it a perfect city for exploration and photography. #traveldiaries #prague

Unexpectedly, after visiting 30 countries, the Czech Republic is still my favorite country. When I went there that year, it was the National Day holiday. The pace of autumn is slightly faster than that in China. The romance of CK can only be known when you come. - Language: Czechs speak Czech, so there may be a little obstacle in language, but restaurants and other places are ok. Transportation: You can take a train or bus between cities. Recommended cities: Krumlov (CK), Prague CK is definitely a treasure town. It is OK to live in the town center. You can walk around the city many times. CK recommends the bell tower, which can overlook the horseshoe bay. Next to the bell tower is the museum, where you can buy a joint ticket for a visit. Prague recommends the astronomical clock, Charles Bridge, and castle. It is very convenient to live near the astronomical clock or Charles Bridge. The characteristic of playing in the Czech Republic is "slow feeling". Don't worry about finding a scenic spot or a place to check in. Just let yourself go, have a cup of coffee, watch a performance, or sit in a daze in the square. - Friends who don't know where to play in autumn, collect it, the Czech Republic will definitely give you unexpected surprises.

#autumnseason Czech autumn is equally enchanting! The season typically starts in September and lasts through November. The countryside and cities are adorned with beautiful fall foliage, making it a great time for scenic walks and hikes. Places like Český Krumlov and Prague look especially magical with the autumn colors. You can also enjoy seasonal activities like visiting local vineyards during the grape harvest, known as "vinobraní," or exploring the many castles and historical sites without the summer crowds. Plus, the cooler weather is perfect for enjoying hearty Czech cuisine, like goulash and roast duck.