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Prague is an ancient, beautiful city, and no visitor leaves untouched by its poetic, romantic spirit. Throughout its tumultuous history Prague’s attractions – it’s historical buildings that include many magnificent cathedrals and castles, art galleries, and legendary squares and gardens have drawn visitors from all corners of the world.
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All Prague’s major historical attractions can easily be reached by short rides on its efficient metro system. The Prague Castle, imposing St Vitus’s Cathedral and famous statue-lined Charles Bridge can be found within easy reach of each other. Visiting these alone will probably take up a day, and if you’ staying longer the peaceful Vysehrad Castle and Jewish Quarter, a hidden Prague treasure awaits you.
Prague is also well-known for its beautiful renaissance era garden attractions, many surrounding splendid castles and palaces. The Prague Gardens is a joy to see particularly in summer, and don’t miss the colorful Petrin Gardens and its observation tower.
The true heart of Prague is Wenceslas Square, a Prague attraction you’re unlikely to miss since it’s the centre of the city. The ambience of the Square is tangible, and a few minutes sitting at a sidewalk café will inspire you the way it has to the many great writers who originate from the city.
Prague’s artistic attractions include wonderful and rich art galleries, music venues and museums abound in Prague and visiting them can keep you busy for several days. Highlights include the neo-renaissance Rudolfinum, the magnificent Strahov Monastery with its impressive historical library, and the National Museum, which still has bullet marks it got during the Russian invasion. |
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