Prague Map, Czech Republic

Prague History

The temporary domain established Christianity to the locals. It was Good King Wenceslas who declared it as Bohemia’s state religion in 930s. The king continued to be the patron saint of Czech Republic. Under Charles IV’s rule, Prague became one of the leading and highly affluent cities, getting the Gothic face and landmark edifices such as Charles University, St Vitus Cathedral and Charles Bridge. read more

Prague Nightlife

4.   Along the southwest region of Old Town and just across the Prague River, Smíchov and the mid area of Andel is a lengthy and overlooked semi-industrial locale along with its large and marvelous Staropramen brewery. It has done its share of ups and downs to becoming a very pleasant spot. In here, innumerable bars and clubs are provided for younger crowds. The metro station of Andel is found in its hub. Call it a... read more

Prague Sightseeing

·   Charles Bridge. This bridge got its name from Charles IV - the king who well thought-out its construction. Up to the nineteenth century, it was the sole bridge of the River Vltava. Established in the fourteenth century, the bridge is 9.5 meters wide and 516 meters long. Both ends accommodated two impressive towers - the Lesser Town Towers and the Old Town Tower. read more

Prague Travel Guide

Old Town contains many important architectural and artistic monuments, several concert halls and museums many of them situated on Old Town Square. There’s Hradcany (Prague Castle) that includes several historical buildings and is Prague’s most visible symbol. Zlatá ulicka, or Golden Street, is just inside one of the castle’s walls and includes the tiny shops and small homes of the artisans who once served the... read more