long journey to praha czech republic

Praha or Prague is the capital of the Czech Republic. City of Prague is one of the most popular tourist destinations in the world. According to Unesco, the City of Prague including the cities of the world's cultural heritage (World Cultural and Natural Heritage). Prague has hundreds of historical relics, including the construction of monuments, streets and open spaces (or square). The main tourist attraction is Prague Castle. Prague consists of 6 areas, which previously independent status: Old Town, Jewish Town, New Town, Lesser Town, Hradcany and Vysehrad.

Prague has a medieval buildings with unique architecture. Travelers need at least two weeks to visit these places. Here are some interesting places that should not be missed in this town. Old Town Hall Tower & Astronomical Clock is a place where can see the procession of the Twelve Apostoles and the panorama of Prague. Church of Our Lady is one of the main attractions of the Old Town Square in Prague. It is a Gothic church is visible from all over Prague. Lesser Town is located approximately foothils Prague Castle, is a beautiful place with old-fashioned village houses and ancient streets. National Museum in Prague is neorenaissance unique building, with hosting many cultural arts events.

1. Prague Old Town

Prague's Old Town buildings in the old town of Prague was founded in 1091 until the 13th century. Old Town Square is one of the main historical sights in Europe. There are dozens of historic sites which includes the Old Town Square, Church of Our Lady and the Old Town Hall. In addition, there are five other leading churches: Church of St Nicholas, Church of St. James, Church of St Gall, St Giles Church and the Church of St. Martin in the Wall. Prague is famous for its medieval castle 3: Kinsky Palace, the Palace of the Lords of Clam-Gallas Palace Kunštát and. Both are located in old town Prague. There are two beautiful old road where you will feel the charm of old Prague's old town, which is Celetna Street and Charles Street.

Clementinum is the largest complex in Prague after Prague castle. It was a Jesuit college in the 17th century. Sights of Prague on the Vltava can be seen from the Knights of the Cross Square, located in front of Old Town Bridge Tower. Other attractions in the old city of Prague: Powder Gate, the Estates Theatre, Jan Hus Monument, housing two bears gold, Bethlehem Chapel, Marianske Square and Carolinum.

2. Prague Castle

Prague Castle is the appeal that made the city world-famous Prague. These include churches and cathedrals, palaces, monasteries, parks, museums and see the tower. Prague Castle which used to be a center of power of the kings, the Roman Emperor and then president since the 9th century. Prague Castle including the old buildings of strategic functions, such as St. Vitus Cathedral, the Basilica of St George and the Old Royal Palace. Other historic buildings in the Matthias Gate Prague Castle, Castle Gallery, Golden Lane and the Royal Garden. Golden Lane is a beautiful street lined houses are very small and colorful from the 16th century in which the chemist living legend who lived and worked in the Golden Lane, such as Franz Kafka.

Prague Castle is the largest ancient castle in the world. The castle is situated on a hill on the banks of the Vltava river. Prague Castle was built over centuries, with a mixture of architectural styles. Complex of Prague Castle and Hradcany building also includes the Chapel of the Holy Cross, Imperial Stables, Hall of Spain, Mihulka Powder Tower, White Tower, Tower Daliborka, Belvedere, and the Riding School. Some of the palace is beautifully situated in it, namely: Lobkowicz Palace, Schwarzenberg Palace, the Palace Archbishp, Sternberg Palace and the Palace Černín. Two beautiful monastery complex is located in Prague Castle, Strahov Monastery and the Capuchin Monastery.

3. Museum of Communism Prague

Museum of Communism Prague contains the totalitarian regime from February 1948 until November 1989. Visitors will see artifacts, video clips, photographs, historic documents and more shows city and country in several decades of communism. The theme of the exhibition in the museum is "Communism-Dream, Reality, and the Nightmare". You will learn about daily life, history, education, propaganda, economic, military, police and censorship communism. There are many things from the public and private collections on display there. Musuem Opening hours 09:00 to 09:00, including weekends and holidays. The entry fee of € 7 per person, but there are discounts for families and groups.

4. Prague Torture Museum

Prague Torture Museum is the place where to find a way to punish witches, criminals and enemies in the Middle Ages. This museum shows how the inspection / investigation, accompanied by burning and torture, which is part of the dark Middle Ages in Europe. Prague Museum displays more than 60 instruments to torture and an explanation of how the instruments of torture used. One of the most disgusting instrument is the Jungfrau von Nurnberg or Head Crusher. This is where you should visit, no matter whether you are a lover of history or just to look around. You will learn and discover the face of Europe as hell for the punishment in medieval times. Torture Museum Prague gives the most terrifying experiences around the world. It is not recommended for children. The entry fee is about 5 €.

5. Prague River Cruise

river around Prague is the best way to enjoy this beautiful city. Visitors can see all the attractions of Prague on the banks of the river and city views are unique. There are many local tour operators who organize river cruise and tour guides and licensed professional. It is advisable to make reservations in advance, by choosing the day and time of Prague river cruise. River cruises and evenings are available. Cruise ships provide delicious food and live music. Schedule a tour arrangements starting from a point in the center of Prague with a duration of about 3 to 4 hours. Afternoon tour of the journey is more comfortable with multilingual tour guides. Ticket prices for river cruises start from € 20 to € 45, depending on the route hours, and days.