Prague Castle - The grand Gothic Cathedral of Saint Vitus and other significant architectural treasures.

Loreta Praha - This stunning baroque Marian pilgrimage site features the Baroque Church of the Nativity and a replica of the Holy House, surrounded by cloisters and chapels. While we typically do not enter, you can choose to pay the entry fee (about 10 USD) to view the interior treasures.

Little Quarter Bridge Tower - A valuable late Gothic entrance gate to the renowned bridge. Admire the rich Gothic sculptural decorations, including gargoyles, beasts, and even a protective witch.

Waldstein Palace - This expansive palace and garden, a charming Baroque structure, was built by one of the most powerful and wealthy Czech noblemen, Albrecht von Wallenstein. Today, it houses the Czech Senate. The beautiful Wallenstein Gardens are open to the public during the summer, free of charge.

Charles Bridge - We will stroll across Prague’s oldest bridge, the Charles Bridge, adorned with 30 ancient picturesque statues and the most beautiful Gothic bridge tower in Europe. The bridge has stood since 1357, thanks to - legend says - eggs mixed into the mortar. Touch the magic five-star sign to make a wish, and the power of the saints will help you… Here, you can truly absorb the authentic atmosphere of Prague and step back into the times of golden Prague. Very romantic! You might recognize the scenery from the first Mission Impossible movie.
Near the bridge, you can also see the area known as Prague Venice with the side channel called Devil’s Stream and the famous painted anti-communist John Lennon Wall. At the end of the bridge, you can see the gigantic Klementinum, a former Jesuit College that now serves as the National Library.

Staromestske namesti - Walking through the oldest streets, we will arrive at the charming Old Town Square, a 3D textbook of various architectural styles. There are many significant sights: the baroque, cake-like St. Nicholas Church, the Kinský Palace with the city’s finest rococo facade, the Gothic House at the Stone Bell, the spiky-topped Church of Týn, and much more. The Square is dominated by the Jan Hus Statue and the Old Town Hall (damaged by Nazis in WWII). Everyone is amazed by the incredible Astronomical Clock with its hourly show - 12 apostles appearing in two windows and a skeleton ringing the bell. Notice the bloody execution site marked by crosses. We can also reach the Town Hall tower (by lift :-) and enjoy a panoramic view.

Church of Our Lady before Tyn - The Church of Our Lady before Týn is one of the most beautiful Gothic buildings in Prague. Its distinctive twin spires make it an unmistakable Old Town landmark. The illustrious Danish astronomer Tycho Brahe is buried in this church.

Wenceslas Monument - 20th-century architecture.

Obecni Dum - The most beautiful Art Nouveau building in Prague. The Municipal House facade is an eye-catching monumental architectural composition. Monumental allegorical figures, created by some of the greatest local artists, are displayed all over the facade. Anthropomorphic sculptures are accompanied by Art Nouveau floral ornaments and other classical architectural elements.
It is a civic building that houses Smetana Hall, a celebrated concert venue where the Prague Spring festival is held.

Old Town Hall with Astronomical Clock - The Old Town Hall Tower is one of the most striking buildings in Prague. Inside, there is a staircase and an elevator that visitors can use to reach the top and enjoy beautiful views over the Old Town. The amazing medieval clock is located on the side of the Old Town Hall Tower. When the clock strikes the hour, the procession of the Twelve Apostles statues appears before visitors.