Hotels in Prague
696 Accommodations in Prague

The 9-storey hotel comprises a total of 382 rooms, of which 13 are suites. Amongst the facilities count a foyer with a reception, a lift,...

The hotel was built in 2002 and consists of 235 rooms on 5 floors of which 131 are singles, 100 are doubles and 4 are suites. The hotel's...

The luxurious Ambassador ? Zlata Husa hotel is located on the famous Wenceslas Square pedestrian area providing accommodation in...

This new luxury hotel, situated in a residential palace dating from the 17th century in the heart of the city, will surprise...

With a stay at Hotel Hoffmeister, you'll be centrally located in Prague, steps from Wallenstein Riding School and minutes from...

General: The hotel has 151 rooms with wooden floors. The rooms are stylishly decorated with satellite TV, telephone, safe, minibar, tea...

This luxury class hotel comprises 791 rooms including 32 suites spread over 8 floors. Facilities include an elegant foyer with a 24-hour...

The EA Embassy Prague Hotel is an elegant establishment located in a restored Neo-Renaissance building dating back to 1880. It offers...

This hotel provides 217 spacious design rooms, including luxury suites. Free Wi-Fi internet connection and Coffee & tea making facilities...

Opened in 2006, this 7-storey hotel has a total of 198 rooms including 11 suites. It is fully air-conditioned and features a lobby with...

The Leon D'Oro has 24 hours reception with kind and professional stuff that will be glad to give you information, answer your questions...

El hotel Occidental Praha is a professional four star hotel with a multifunctional Congress Center. Its 14 floors offers magnicifient-all...

This modern congress hotel is part of a leisure and entertainment complex comprising a shopping mall and food court. The public areas of...

The hotel offers modern comfort in a pleasant and quiet atmosphere. It is ideally located in the business and cultural centre, just few...

A five star hotel Grand Hotel Bohemia offers luxury accommodation in 78 state-of-the-art guest rooms. Hotel is located in a historical...

The newly renovated hotel in Branik, one of Prague's traditional residential areas, offers an elegant restaurant, sophisticated cafe and...
Accommodations in Prague
The beautiful city of Prague was officially declared part of UNESCO's international heritage in 1992 and true to its reputation, it never fails to impress. Initially founded in the late stages of the 9th century when the castle of Prague was built on the shores of the Moldava River, the city quickly expanded along both banks. Today, every square, street and building in Prague is filled with beautiful artwork and many hidden secrets.Prague is divided into five main zones that contain valuable sites of interest. Its best to start in the zone of Hradcany Castle where one will find Pragues most emblematic enclosure, the Castle of Prague. Originally built as a fortress in the 9th century, the structure was rehabilitated in the 14th century to give it a Gothic theme. During its reconstruction, a few buildings were added to the masterpiece such as the Cathedral of Saint Vito where the jewels of the Bohemian Kings were stored The Basilica of Saint George is a fantastic piece of Roman architecture with a rebuilt barroque facade. The Convent of Saint George and the Old Royal Palace are also to be found, in their impressive Gothic and Renaissance styles. In the castle grounds, one can gaze at the magnificent Belvedere building with its Renaissance style and then visit the Golden Alley, where alchemists once livedin tiny yet peculiarly charming houses that date back to the 16th century. Upon completing this visit, you should leave through Nerudova street, ending up in the Small City (Mala Strana), on of Pragues most ancient areas, where you will see The Small City Square (Malostranske Namestí) surrounded by Baroque buildings and the Church of Saint Nicholas proudly standing in the centre.
After visiting and admiring all the above, it is a good time to take a stroll on the right bank of the Moldava River, crossing the Bridge of St. Charles, Praguess oldest bridge, which has two imposing towers at both ends. This structure, which is 500m long, contains 30 sculptures. At the end of the bridge is the Old City (Stare Mesto) of Mediaeval origin, where, next to the the Town Hall of the old square (Staromestske), the 15th-century Astronomical Clock stands. This is a truly remarkable structure as when the hands mark the hour, 2 windows open and the 12 apostles come out of them. This square is highlighted by the two magnificent towers of the Gothic Church of our Lady before Tyn. If you carry on towards the north along Maisellova St., you will come to the Jewish Quarter (Josefov), where one can visit the synagogues and the Jewish cemetery. In the New City (Nove Mesto) one should not miss visiting Wenceslas square, where the statue of St. Wenceslas stands in front of the national Museum, a beautiful 19th-century neo-Renaissance structure.
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In Prague we will have overcast clouds, warm attire is recommended.
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Points of Interest in Prague
- Train station - Praha- Hlavní Nádraží
- Charles Bridge
- Golden Lane
- Old Jewish Cemetery
- Old Town Square
- Prague (city center)
- Prague Castle
- Prague-Ruzyne Airport
- Saint Vitus Cathedral
- State Opera
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