Prague Map, Czech Republic

Prague History

The strict communist headship upheld control until 1989. Diplomatic demonstrations became challenging, although the fundamentally peaceful nature of the revolution got the name Velvet Revolutions. There were free elections held during 1990. The Slovakian and Czech separatists encouraged the even split into the Slovak Republics and the Czech in 1993, referred to as the Velvet Divorce. Thus, Prague became a top tourist... read more

Prague Sightseeing

·   Prague Castle. This castle was established in the ninth century to serve as the seat of Czech kings and princes. Over the past centuries, the major architectural designs left their mark on it. The top parts of this historic castle are the Golden Gate, St. Vitus Cathedral, Old Royal Palace, Golden Lane, St. George Basilica, Prague Castle Gardens and the Powder Tower Mihulka. read more

Prague Travel Guide

Unlike much of central Europe, the city was largely undamaged in World War II (1939-1945) and the cityscape is stunning. Due to this, since the fall of Communism in 1989, Prague has become a major tourist attraction, bolstering the city’s economy. 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