Every year millions of people make a city trip to Prague. And that's not without reason. Prague has nicknames such as the City of One Hundred Towers and the Golden City (in the early days, Prague was the seat for goldmakers). The city has come back to life after the fall of communism. The city is buzzing and that´s contagious.

Prague has a beautiful city center with many cozy squares, narrow streets and historic buildings. Over the river Vltava that flows through the city, a number of beautiful bridges have been built. On the banks of the Vltava is the Prague Castle, the largest castle complex in the world. Prague is really completely away from it all. The Czech capital is easily accessible by train and therefore an ideal destination for a city trip by train.

Sightseeing - Prague city trip

Prague Castle

Largest castle complex in the world that´s over 1100 years old. Attractions are the St. Vitus Cathedral, the Golden Street and the Royal Palace. Also very nice to visit: the beautiful gardens (free entrance).

Charles Bridge

The most beautiful and oldest bridge in Prague built in the 14th century by order of Charles IV. Among other things, there are unique 18th century statue groups.

Old Town Hall Square

The beautiful central square of the city, located in the middle of the old town.

Jewish Quarter

North of the old town. Characterized by the beautiful synagogue and the impressive cemetery.

Wenceslas Square

The famous Wenceslas Square is located in the middle of the Nove Mesto district. There are many stores, restaurants, and hotels. You can also find the National Museum here.

Public transport - Prague city trip

Public transport in Prague is excellent. All corners of the city are easily accessible by streetcar, metro or bus.