I’m not going to lie, I think Prague is indeed the most beautiful city in the whole world. I love to wander along the riverside and get lost in the streets but my all-time favourite thing is to see and admire the fantastic panorama from above from one of the
Every city has its hidden stories waiting to be discovered. Few memorials manage to honor history as sensitively as Stolpersteine, or Stumbling Stones. These inconspicuous brass-capped cobblestones set into the pavements, serve as a memorial of the victims of the Holocaust. A reminder of the individual lives affected by one
If you climb to the observation deck of St. Nicholas Bell Tower you’ll be rewarded with stunning views of Prague. This baroque tower, completed in 1755, has seen its share of dramatic history. It served as a fire watchtower and later as an observation post for secret communist police.
The view from the Prague Castle ramp in the lower part of Hradcany Square will completely enchant you with a magical atmosphere at sunrise.
The Old Town Bridge Tower is deservedly considered a Gothic gem of European value. From its observation deck, you can watch the iconic sunset over Prague Castle.
The Powder Tower is one of Prague’s most important medieval monuments. From the late gothic 65 m high tower in the center of Prague is a beautiful city view. The Powder Tower (Prasna brana) is a very important point in Czech history. This place was a starting point of Royal
The Lesser Town Bridge Towers are two stylistically different Prague towers. Each tower has different height and they are connected by a gate. Together it forms the entrance from Charles Bridge to Lesser Town to Mostecka Street. Charles Bridge is on both sides ended with bridge towers. On the western
Prague is one of the most charming cities in Europe, attracting millions of visitors each year. It’s easy to see why so many people are drawn to this city with its rich history, stunning architecture, beautiful landscapes, and vibrant culture. Prague has a rich and fascinating history dating back over
Petrin Observation Tower with 65.5 meters is a striking dominant of Prague’s skyline. Thanks to its base at an altitude of 318 m, it offers one of the best views of Prague.
Prague Metronome, Pendulum on Letna, the Stalin – these are all names for a place in Letna Park with a beautiful view of Prague.
Two dark neo-gothic towers of St. Peter and Paul Basilica on Vysehrad hill are an inseparable dominant of the Prague skyline. Towering over the right bank of the Vltava River, the Vysehrad hill offers breathtaking view of Prague.