Trip to Prague

The Powder Tower is now popularly known as The Powder Gate. It can trace its origins back to the ...

For over 700 years, this bridge was the only means of the river Vlata, making it an important con...

The glorious Pinkas Synagogue was made in the year 1535. It served as a place of worship until th...

Most popular for its giant metronome, Letna Park offers tired city goers a breath of relief. Larg...

The Jewish Quarter in Prague, known as Josefov, is located between the Vltava River and Old town....

Even though Prague castle is the center of attention in this area, the Castle Quarter or Hradcany...

Church of our Lady victorious is the home to the statue of Infant Jesus. The Church of Our Lady V...

Museum Kampa houses several important end extensive collections, which includes two icons from th...

Lennon Wall is undoubtedly one of the most popular walls in the city of Prague. Back in the day, ...

The Maisel synagogue was built at the end of the 16th century and initially served as only a priv...

Golden Lane dates back to the 15th Century and has an extremely charming, old world quaintness ab...

St. Vitus Cathedral is the most important buildings that dominate the Prague castle complex. Thus...

Prague castle is one of the most visited tourists’ destinations in the city of Prague. Prag...

Dancing House (Tancici dum) is situated in a fine location by the Vltava River in the c...

Built in 1868, the youngest synagogue in Prague stands on the site of the oldest Prague Jewish ho...

The Old New Synagogue is the oldest working synagogue in the entire Europe. This synagogue is sit...

Lying quietly in a desolate corner of Prague’s Jewish town is Europe’s oldest survivi...

Located between Wenceslas Square and the Charles Bridge, the Old Town Square is a lovely place to...