Czech Republic

Living up to its reputation as one of the most beautiful cities in Europe, the old world charm of Prague has enchanted countless visitors over the years. The delicate architecture, priceless works of art and richly storied past make the capital of the Czech Republic a must-see destination for the traveller with an open heart and a yearning for knowledge. Prague’s iconic sights are well documented – including the stunning St Vitus Cathedral, the imposing Prague Castle and the graceful romantic lines of the Charles Bridge – but as in any ancient European capital, there are many more that are

Prague is known as the ‘Golden City of 100 Spires’ and is a stunning example of a medieval city, boasting fairytale buildings, a beautiful castle and majestic churches. One of the best ways to explore the town and its multi layered past is on foot, as this way you get the chance to absorb the local atmosphere too. Being a city that has seen centuries of Bohemian Kings, classical composers and a Nazi occupation, Prague has an interesting history that is evident everywhere you look. Today the incredible skyline dotted with majestic spires make Prague one of the most beautiful

The majestic city of Prague is one of Europe’s finest, and almost undamaged by WWII. Its bridges, castles, cathedrals, church domes and towers retain much of their original charm and features. The city centre is a maze of tiny cobbled streets that open out into walled courtyards and large squares. The imposing 9th century castle watches over the city that today pulsates with a modern energetic vibe that entices every kind of visitor from the culture buff to the art fanatic, and from students to food lovers. As with any popular city it can be hard to get away from