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Prague Travel Guide

Prague Travel Guide - When paying a visit to the Czech Republic, you will have the central part of Europe at your fingertips. One of the best places to start a journey throughout this beautiful country is to explore the ins and outs of the historic destination of Prague. The city is filled with many different districts in Prague to explore, offering a variety of interesting sights, exciting landmarks, and fun activities.

Showcasing an assortment of architectural styles and designs, Prague hotels accommodate the thinnest of budgets to the most extravagant tastes. A wide-range of popular and convenient amenities is offered, from the best views of the city to top-notch spa services. For those looking for an economy stay, try heading for the Hotel Pyramida on Belohorska 24, Praha 6, which offers rooms for $45 per night. The Hotel City Inn on Hybernska 13 is also a reasonable lodging selection with rooms for $40 per night.

As you travel into the North and Western suburbs, a wealth of residential buildings and parkland is situated, where the largest park in the city can be found (Stromovka). Here, numerous tourist attractions also await, including the Vystaviste Exhibition Grounds, the Prumyslovy Palace, the Planetarium, as well as the Lapidarium. If you enjoy museums and galleries, the National Technical Museum and the National Gallery Collection of Modern & Contemporary Art is part of this section of town.

Situated on border of Josefov (the Jewish Quarter) and Stare Mesto (Old Town Square), you will find the Kafka Museum, which will open your eyes to a wealth of culture. In the Prague Old Town, touist attractions like the Jan Hus Monument and the Old Town Clock Tower can be found. It is also here where you will come across an astronomical clock that has roots dating back to the 15th century.

The Old Town Hall is available for visitations on a daily basis and is only a short distance from Wenceslas Square. This part of town also presents a wide-range of notable churches to explore, such as the Church of Our Lady Before Tyn. The area booms with a variety of cafés, bars and restaurants to help pass the time and replenish any spent energy. Once you spend a couple of days in Prague, you’ll never want to leave; just ask any tourist whose explored all that the city has to offer.

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