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Must Visit Places in Prague

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Charles Bridge

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Zizkov Tower

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Old Town Square

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John Lennon Wall

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St. Vitus Cathedral

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Josefov Quarter

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Wenceslas Square

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Museum of Communism

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Astronomical Clock Tower

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KGB Museum

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Vltava River

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Old Jewish Cemetery

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Spanish Synagogue

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Prague National Theatre

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St. Nicholas Church

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Old Town Bridge Tower

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Dancing House

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Places To Visit with Kids and Family in Prague

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Prague Zoo

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Prague Castle

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Deer Moat National Park

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Bobsleigh Track at Prosek Prague

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Letná Park

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Vojanovy Sets Park

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Mirror Maze on Petrin Hill

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Puppet Theatre Jiskra

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Marionette Shops in Downtown

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Folimanka Park

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Funicular Ride

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Grévin Wax Museum

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Franciscan Garden's Children Playground

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Paddle Boating Along The Vltava

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Zofín Island

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Places to Visit in Prague at Night

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Cross Club

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Palác Akropolis

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Beer Garden

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Prague Beer Museum

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Ungelt Jazz & Blues Club

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Royal Café Theatre

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Municipal House

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Evening Dinner on Jazz Boat Cruise

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Offbeat Places to Visit in Prague

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Golden Lane

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Backstreets of Mala Strana

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Petrin Hill and Petrin Lookout Tower

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Powder Tower

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Sedlec Ossuary or Church of Bones

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Kampa Island

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Other Places to Visit in Prague

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House of The Black Madonna

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The narrowest Street of Prague

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Haunted Houska Castle

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Sewage Plant in Bubenec

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People Also Ask About Prague

  1. What are the best places to visit in Prague at night?

    1. Prague Old Town and Medieval Underground: The Old Town of Prague is a significant part of Prague history as well as one of the famed Prague places to visit. The underground tunnels were made in the 12th and 13th century and have a dark history. Take a guided tour and know all about the history and evolution of Prague.

    2. Zizkov Television Tower: Zizkov Television Tower has been termed as the second ugliest building in the world and the tallest in Prague. It also has the highest observatory at a height of 93 meters. The tower has Oblaca Bar and Restaurant providing Czech dining and cocktails.

    3. Municipal House for Dinner: Municipal House for Dinner was built in 1912 and is a fascinating representation of Prague Art Nouveau. It hosts several exhibitions, events, and performances. It also has many beautiful lounges where you can enjoy an excellent dinner and drinks.

    4. Dinner River Cruise on the Vltava: Enjoy the beauty of Prague at a different angle from the Vltava River at night. Take a cruise on the river and enjoy the views together with gourmet food and even live performances during your trip to one of the loved places to visit in Prague. Click Here to Book: Panoramic Vltava River Cruise Prague
  2. What are the best islands to visit in Prague?

    1. Strelecky Island: Strelecky Island is located between the Slavic and Children’s Islands, near the Old Town of Prague. The longbow and crossbow shooters of Prague used to train here during the reign of Charles IV. Heading over to one of the best places to visit in Prague, you can relax after spending your time in cultural sightseeing.

    2. Trojsky Island: Trojsky Island is located between Bubenec and Troja. You can reach this island either via a footbridge on the Trojan shore or via the Bubenec Bridge. The Trojan Horse, made of pinewood, is the main attraction of this island. This island is mainly used for sports and other recreational activities.

    3. Stvanice Island: Stvanice Island is located on the Vltava river, between Holesovice, Karlin, and the New Town. It has a history dating back to 1118 and now it is used for sports. The island has 9 outdoor tennis courts and 2 indoor courts, with a capacity of seating 8000 people.
  3. What is Prague famous for?

    Prague is a famous city that is known for its well preserved castles, gothic and baroque cathedrals, dreamy bridges, lively art scene, and vibrant nightlife sports. Prague can be considered as a city that is known for its rich cultural heritage and history. During your visit, you can stroll along the medieval heart of Europe and get to learn more about the past era from the cobblestone streets.
  4. What should I avoid in Prague?

    Here are some of the things that you must avoid during your visit to Prague:

    - Concerts
    - Visiting the souvenir stores at Karlova Street
    - Wenceslas Square at Night
    - Astronomical Clock Show on the Hour
    - Overcharging at Tourist Restaurants
  5. Is Prague better than Vienna?

    Both Prague and Vienna can be considered as wonderful tourist destinations. While Vienna is known to be magnificent and grandiose, Prague tourist places are known to be picturesque and medieval. While Prague will let you chill in some of its beer gardens, Vienna will let you hang out in some of its elegant coffee houses. If you are looking for a great nightlife then Prague is considered to be a better place and if you wish to head out on sightseeing tours then you can head out to Vienna.
  6. What is Prague famous for food?

    Prague happens to be one of the best places for food that ranges from traditional goulash to pickled cheese. During your trip to this place, you must make sure that you choose to relish some of the best food like Trdelník (chimney cake), Goulash, Chlebí?ky (an open-faced sandwich), Pala?inky (Czech pancakes), Grilované klobásy (grilled sausage), Sví?ková (braised beef) with dumplings, Gingerbread at Perní?k?v Sen, Dumplings (both savory and fruit), Traditional Czech cuisine & beer at Lokal, Pickled cheese, Pork knuckle, and Moravian wine.
  7. Is Prague expensive for tourists?

    Places to see in Prague are not an expensive place for tourists. You will find budget accommodations in the city as well as some budget restaurants to offer you delectable local and international food. However, if you wish to opt for luxury vacationing experience, then you can also opt for upscale hotels. During your stay, you will have to spend around 2500 CZK (100 EUR) per day if you choose to stay in private accommodations, go to upscale restaurants, and make use of private transport. However, you can bring your daily expense close to 900 CZK if you wish to stay in hostels, go to average restaurants, and make use of public transports.
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