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The Church of Loreto is a distinctive sight in Prague and withholds many treasuries and chapels in its folds. However, one peculiar and fascinating chapel has a very interesting and weird tale behind it. This is the chapel of ‘Our lady of sorrows’ in Loreto. It houses the statue of St Wilgefortis, a bearded and crucified female saint. Continue reading
Prague is not just a romantic city for couples but is also full of great child friendly attractions that enthrall, entertain and educate the kids as well. Here are a few of the best.
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Prague Zoo: The Prague Zoo is one of the places to go when you visit Prague. Home to more than 5,000 animals who hop freely across the sprawling 69 hectares, the Prague Zoo will require at least 4 hours of yours if you want to see everything. Kids will be amply entertained as they catch a glimpse of rare & endangered animals, which they until now have encountered only in books. Next to the Prague Zoo is the Botanical Garden where children can appreciate the spectacular greenery around them.
Open every day, from 9am to 5 pm. Timings may vary according to season. Continue reading
With lots of events ongoing in Prague, you get an opportunity to blend in the festive moods plus indulge in sparkles of different colours. The city is a hub of tourist attractions because of its alluring architecture, flourishing culture and friendly residence. Continue reading
Prague is a thriving and flourishing city today. But as in other European cities, Prague too was subjected to a dark time in history. The torture museum in Prague 1, near Charles Bridge is a testimony to the gruesome history of Europe. Continue reading
Broccoli with cheese, boiled potatoes and vegetables (corn, red cabbage, white cabbage, cucumber, tomato, carrot)
Taking a bite off a delectable Czech preparation should be on everyone’s itinerary when in Prague, especially when it tastes and looks so appealing. Typically, traditional Czech cuisine has an overpowering presence of meat (pork and beef), dumplings accompanied by a rich sauce and sauerkraut. The meal that starts on such a tasty note is served with a hearty glass of locally made beer. Continue reading
Since the collapse of Communism in 1989, the Czech Republic has embraced all traditions and celebrations of the West, including Valentine’s Day. So, what better than celebrate Valentine’s Day in one of the 10 most romantic cities in the world: Prague? The capital of Czech Republic boasts of some of the most beautiful monuments, ethereal castles and dreamy mornings. Impress your special someone by taking them for a romantic dinner at a fine dining restaurant or book a special cruise for just the two of you. Continue reading
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The Hvezda Game Preserve in Prague is the perfect place to enjoy some open green spaces. This park is most popular as a place of leisure. Children come here to fly kites or engage in active sports. The park has a distinct character given its history. It is a place associated with many legends. This was the place where troops camped that fought in the battle of the White Mountain. Continue reading
Prague, the capital city of Czech Republic, is one of the famous places to visit once in a lifetime. It’s a fairy tale city with a glimpse of old architecture, cobbled streets and golden spears. Visiting the city is quite peaceful if you keep detailed information about its money exchange so that you don’t get cheated. Continue reading
Paris might be one of the famous romantic destinations in Europe, but another P-City for experiencing such a miraculous feeling is Prague. Whether you are in old relationship or newly married, the city is ready to give equal vibes of sensations, emotions and sentiments. Because of its beautiful surroundings, untouched waterfronts and incredible spots, you will forget everything expect sharing intense feelings with each other. Continue reading
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The Jubilee Synagogue in Prague is also called as the Jerusalem Synagogue on account of its location on Jerusalem Street. The Synagogue was built in 1906 and was designed by Wilhelm Stiassny. Continue reading
