Prague has been called one of the most beautiful cities in the world and it’s easy to see why.
With its stunning architecture quaint cobbled streets and picturesque bridges Prague is a city that will take your breath away.
And with so much to see and do Prague is the perfect place for a city break.
To help you plan your trip here are the 10 most stunning sights to see in Prague…
1.
The Charles Bridge
One of Prague’s most iconic landmarks the Charles Bridge is a must-see.
Spanning the Vltava River the bridge is lined with 30 statues of saints and is a popular spot for locals and tourists alike.
Be sure to admire the views of the river and the castle as you stroll across the bridge.
2.
The Old Town Square
The Old Town Square is the heart of Prague and a great place to start your sightseeing.
Surrounded by beautiful architecture the square is home to the Astronomical Clock which dates back to 1410.
Don’t miss the hourly show which features figures of the 12 apostles.
3.
The Jewish Quarter
The Jewish Quarter is one of the most atmospheric parts of Prague.
With its labyrinth of streets and synagogues it’s easy to imagine what life was like here centuries ago.
A visit to the Jewish Cemetery is a must where you’ll find 12000 gravestones dating back to the 15th century.
4.
Wenceslas Square
Wenceslas Square is the main commercial thoroughfare in Prague and a popular meeting spot for locals.
The square is also home to some of the city’s most important landmarks including the National Museum and the statue of St.
Wenceslas the country’s patron saint.
5.
The Prague Castle
No visit to Prague would be complete without seeing Prague Castle.
Perched atop a hill in the city center the castle is the largest ancient castle in the world and a UNESCO World Heritage Site.
Be sure to explore the castle grounds and the St.
Vitus Cathedral.
6.
Petrin Hill
For the best views of Prague head to Petrin Hill.
Take the funicular railway or walk up the hill to reach the Observation Tower which offers panoramic views of the city.
On a clear day you can even see the peaks of the Krkonose Mountains in the distance.
7.
The John Lennon Wall
Once an ordinary wall the John Lennon Wall has been transformed into a work of art.
Covered in colorful graffiti and Lennon-inspired murals the wall is a popular spot for tourists and a symbol of freedom and love.
8.
The Dancing House
The Dancing House is one of Prague’s most unusual buildings.
Designed by world-renowned architects Frank Gehry and Vlado Milunic the “dancing” building resembles a pair of dancers.
The building is now home to a hotel restaurant and gallery.
9.
Mala Strana
Mala Strana or “Lesser Town” is a beautiful neighborhood located just below the castle.
With its baroque palaces and cobbled streets Mala Strana is a great place to wander and explore.
Don’t miss the Church of St.
Nicholas one of the most iconic buildings in Prague.
10.
The Vysehrad Castle
The Vysehrad Castle is located on a hill just south of the city center.
The castle dates back to the 10th century and is home to a number of historic buildings including the Basilica of St.
Peter and St.
Paul.
Be sure to wander the castle grounds and enjoy the stunning views of Prague.