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Attractions
Prague (Praha) is one of the few cities in Europe that was relatively untouched during both World Wars, allowing its historic architecture to stay intact. There are lots of museums, and old buildings with beautiful murals. It contains one of the world's most pristine and varied collections of architecture, from Art Nouveau to Baroque, Renaissance, Cubist, Gothic and Neo-Classical.
It also has a lively nightlife, primarily due to the extraordinary range of beers available at very reasonable prices. Below is a summary of the main attractions in Prague, starting from the Eastern Bank, crossing over the famous Charles Bridge to the Western Bank, and finally beyond the city centre.
Beaches
Vltava Beach
This beach is located on the banks of river Vltava and is famous for the swans and ducks. Visitors can...
Smíchov Beach
Smichov Beach is an artificial beach created with 700 tonnes of imported sand, a huge swimming lake, deck...
Lhota Lake
Lhota Lake in Prague can be a perfect place for people who wish to spend time in the natural...
Parks & Wildlife
Prague Zoo
Established in 1931, the Prague Zoological Garden is commonly known as Prague Zoo. It aims to...
Crocodile Zoo Prague
Crocodile Zoo in Prague is a place where you will learn about the life and life cycle of crocodiles...
Prague Botanical Garden (Botanická Zahrada hl.m. Prah)
Spread across 30 acres (12 hectares), the Prague Botanical Garden houses vineyards, Japanese gardens...
Sightseeing
Prague Castle
Prague Castle, located in Malá Strana, is the biggest ancient castle in the world, spread over...
Charles Bridge
Charles Bridge across the Vltava river in Prague was founded in 1357 by Charles IV in order to...
Prague Astronomical Clock
Mounted on the Southern wall of the Old Town Hall in the Old Town Square is one of the outstanding...
