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Prague - City of a Hundred Spires
Begin your exploration at the Municipal House, a majestic jewel of modernist art. Then raise your eyes to the Gunpowder Tower, the original city gate, named for its 17th-century purpose as a store for gunpowder. Today it acts as a charming entrance to the Old Town as you follow Celetná Street to the Old Town Square, which in itself is an exhibition of centuries of architecture: from the Gothic of Our Lady of Tyn, through examples of modernism and historicism to the Baroque beauty of St. Nicholas Church.
From here, continue by Franz Kafka Square Marianské to the square, where stands the Clementine, built at the time as a Jesuit university. Drive along Karlova Street to the stunning Charles Bridge, the symbol of the city. A mighty causeway across the River Vlatava to the Lesser Town, the bridge sits on a series of grand arches and is a monument to Gothic Civil engineering. It is adorned with numerous Baroque statues in a unique combination that makes it one of the city’s highlights.
Follow the right bank of the river to the Jewish Quarter, and end up back in the Old Town Square, with a chance to see the world-famous medieval Astronomical Clock, with its Walk of the Apostles and the figure of Death striking the hour.
Step out and see the delights of the city on this tantalizing tour of Prague’s City of a Hundred Towers.
Others
From the 29th of November onwards, we will visit Wenceslas Square, Havelska Street, and Old Square with its giant Christmas tree.
Temperatures can reach as low as minus 15 degrees Celsius but we will make the essential stops to battle the cold with traditional warm wine.
Enjoy an unforgettable day strolling around the beautiful city of Prague and discover the city's most important monuments and uncover the history of this cultural capital.
Begin your exploration at the Municipal House, a majestic jewel of modernist art. Then raise your eyes to the Gunpowder Tower, the original city gate, named for its 17th-century purpose as a store for gunpowder. Today it acts as a charming entrance to the Old Town as you follow Celetná Street to the Old Town Square, which in itself is an exhibition of centuries of architecture: from the Gothic of Our Lady of Tyn, through examples of modernism and historicism to the Baroque beauty of St. Nicholas Church.
From here, continue by Franz Kafka Square Marianské to the square, where stands the Clementine, built at the time as a Jesuit university. Drive along Karlova Street to the stunning Charles Bridge, the symbol of the city. A mighty causeway across the River Vlatava to the Lesser Town, the bridge sits on a series of grand arches and is a monument to Gothic Civil engineering. It is adorned with numerous Baroque statues in a unique combination that makes it one of the city’s highlights.
Follow the right bank of the river to the Jewish Quarter, and end up back in the Old Town Square, with a chance to see the world-famous medieval Astronomical Clock, with its Walk of the Apostles and the figure of Death striking the hour.
Step out and see the delights of the city on this tantalizing tour of Prague’s City of a Hundred Towers.
Others
From the 29th of November onwards, we will visit Wenceslas Square, Havelska Street, and Old Square with its giant Christmas tree.
Temperatures can reach as low as minus 15 degrees Celsius but we will make the essential stops to battle the cold with traditional warm wine.
Holiday Highlights
See Prague's most famous landmarksLearn about the city's incredible history
Admire the world-famous and intriguing Astronomical Clock
