This is an ultimate guide for how to spend 3 days in Prague. This blog post covers the most important sights in the historical centre, as well as suggestions for a day trip outside Prague. There are also recommendations for what to buy, where to eat and some interesting facts about Prague and the Czech Republic. Read More
Once the fortress to keep the crown jewels, today the most famous castle in the Czech Republic. Let's explore the Karlštejn Castle. Read More
What do locals do in Prague? Many locals love to explore the very same sights in the historical centre. Yet, there are many other cool places to visit. This is the list of top 5 local sights tin Prague that are not on the list of must-see attractions. It's not like you won't meet there any tourist. More likely, you would meet those who are seeking for the same local experience as you do. So, pull up your map and start your adventure. Read More
Astronomical Clock in Prague visits thousands of tourists and locals every day. They took photos and videos without knowing what is so special about this mechanism. Let me answer the most common questions about the Clock. I hope it will help you to appreciate it much more. By the way, Czechs call Astronomical Clock "Orloj". Read More
Prague Jewish Quarter, also known as Josefov, is one of the most popular sites in the city. Located between the Vltava River and Old Town Square, it is very easy to explore. The Jewish Quarter has been a UNESCO World Heritage Site since 1992. Among many sites to visit, the most attractive is the oldest functioning synagogue in Europe, the… Read More
Let’s dive into the history of World War 2 in Prague and explore its all major sites. People always wonder how Prague could survive without any significant damage. Compared to other European cities, Prague was one of the luckier ones. But, it was not completely spared of the damage. Life under the Nazi occupation was not easy with… Read More
What to do and not to do while in Prague. Prague is a beautiful city full of amazing people and wonderful places to see. It's good to know, however, what to avoid so you won't spend more or get cheated. Read More
A spa town unique in many ways, Karlovy Vary, founded by Emperor Charles IV in the 14th century, is situated about 130 km west from Prague. Though its name might not seem familiar to you, there are many reasons to pay the visit. Drink the water and heal yourself Legend has it that in the forests near today’s Karlovy Vary,… Read More
Father of the Homeland, the greatest Czech, or just simply Emperor Charles IV. Walking through Prague it is almost impossible not to “encounter” him or his legacy at least. As the Czech king and the Emperor of the Holy Roman Empire, he still is an icon of Prague, Czechs and the whole country. But why? Charles was born in 1316… Read More
Knowing the past is sometimes a pleasant adventure. But sometimes it makes an atrocious souvenir. Both are necessary, but the latter may unveil the corners of our history when we almost lost the faith in humanity, the WW2. More than 70 years have passed since the end of this event, and there are still sites that remind us how cruel a man can be. Let's take a look on the places in the Prague vicinity that are worth visiting. All in one day. Read More