Prague Holidays

Prague Holidays

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Holidays in Prague

This area is populated by about 1,200,000 locals.

Naturally, Charles Bridge will be high up on your list of sights to see while you are here.

Everyone in the family is sure to have a blast at the LunaPark and Miniature Museum. If that isn't enough to wear the kids out, why not make the trip to the Petrin Funicular Railway and Aquacentrum Sutka as well?

Our oceans are teeming with all kinds of wonderful marine life. At Sea World, you have the chance to observe some of these mysterious animals up close.

Take your kids to the Prague Zoo or the Terarium Praha and watch their eyes widen with wonder! They can get up close to some interesting animals and learn about the importance of taking care of the environment while they're at it.

If analysing combinations of hops and yeast is your idea of fun, then this destination more than has you covered. Try your skills out on the latest drop as you learn about the brewing techniques they use at the Staropramen Brewery. After that, when you're keen to trial another creation, head over to the Strahov Monastery Brewery.

Botany experts and novices alike will be glad to find out about this region's rich plant collections. For a blossom-filled day, start off with a leisurely walk around the winding pathways at the Prague Botanical Gardens. Once you've finished there, make your way to the Kinsky Garden, where the diversity of species alone will be sure to thrill you. If you'd like to see more, the floral exhibits at the Garden on the Ramparts and the Vojan Gardens are also rather pleasant.

There's no need to venture deep into the forest to take in a bit of greenery. The Royal Garden and Kampa Park are just two of the impressive grassy spots you'll discover amid this concrete jungle. Also think about spending a peaceful day roaming the grounds of Charles Square and Riegrovy Sady.

Remember to pay a visit to Prague Information Service or Tourist Information Centre Old Town Hall. The helpful staff will be able to give you advice and inspiration to get the most out of your time here.

Take the opportunity to gaze out across the calm, open water at Lake Hostivar.

In need of some downtime out in nature? Nourish your mind and soul as you experience the striking surrounds at Kunratice Forest.

If you're seeking to learn a new thing or two or even just escape a wet-weather day, Prague Castle and the Mucha Museum ought to be on your itinerary. Ask about group tours or study the displays in your own time. If you've got the time, also go to Vysehrad Castle and Old Jewish Cemetery.

Step inside a world of science discovery at Stefanik Observatory. Enquire about a tour or simply let the artifacts themselves do the talking. If you've ignited your inner science nerd, make Prague Planetarium your next stop. It's bound to keep your brain working.

With a number of intriguing art exhibitions to admire, you might need a small push in the right direction. We recommend picking up a strong coffee and spending some time at the Kinsky Palace or the Lobkowicz Palace. You should also enquire about what displays are being held at the Schwarzenberg Palace and the Sternberg Palace.

Take a step back through time and learn about the characters and events that have contributed to the growth of the Prague region at the Czech National Museum and the Jewish Ceremonial Hall. For an even deeper peek into the past, also think about visiting the Prague City Museum and the Podskalska Customs Office at Vyton.

To totally recognise the history of Prague, take time to visit the Charles University and the Astronomical Clock. If you have time up your sleeve, St. Vitus Cathedral and Karlstejn Castle should also be on your list.

Make sure you clear some time in your schedule to wander around Novotného lávka. This treasured crossing has stood tall above the water for years and years, adding some old world character to Prague.

Walk along the border walls and get to know the tumultuous history of Vysehrad National Cultural Monument, a fortress that was instrumental in the region's defence.

For a short glimpse into the lives of the rich and famous, pay a visit to Queen Anne's Summer Palace and Old Royal Palace. Clam-Gallas Palace and Cernin Palace are two more grand residences. Ask after a guided tour if you want to thoroughly explore them.

Troja Chateau appears as though it belongs in a children's folk tale. Visit it and consider what it would've been like to reside in this majestic fortification. Prague Castle Entrance Gate and Pruhonice castle - Institute of Botany are two others that are equally as impressive.

No matter your beliefs, you're sure to enjoy the tranquil atmosphere at Strahov Monastery and the Old-New Synagogue. If you want to explore more, keep going to Tyn Church and the Pinkas Synagogue.

You'll probably feel like there's nothing left to do after exploring Prague's popular tourist sights, but don't head off yet. There are still a few things which are worth a look. Why not spend some time at the Lucerna Palace and the Bobsleigh Track? The Cubist Lamp Post and the Proudy Sculpture are a few more places to put on your radar.