City Breaks to Prague

About Prague Holiday Destinations:

Architecture, Popularly known as the “city of hundred spires,” you can spend a week wandering around the cliched cobblestones admiring the beauty of the cathedrals and roman architecture.

Have some great of the best views of the city from Petrin Hill, and explore the city breaks to Prague with the help of plan my tour we will show with all covered in...more

Landmarks and sightseeings on Prague city breaks

Prague has everything from magnificent museums to modern architecture; a significant aspect of the city is its structures.

For skyscrapers lovers, though, you’ll find some unique buildings like a ‘dancing building,” an architectural gem, and a curved waisted building covered with glass.

Charles bridge in Prague, where your city breaks, sightseeing starts....more

The best city breaks time to visit Prague.

Springs and early fall would be a great time to spend your city break holiday; it would be perfect for tourists from the UK to Prague.

May and September make an ideal time to visit Prague city, the temperatures in this month range from 19c to 20 c, while winter in Prague makes a cool as usual, these are good times as hotels in this city are pretty your city breaks holidays...more

Prague historical attractions that visitors should not miss during city breaks

Prague castle: Guinness book of records says the castle is considered the largest ancient castle in the world and a remarkable tourist attraction in Prague city, occupying the space consisting of chapels, towers, courtyards, offices, and gardens make the most; 

Once the thrones of power for kings of Bohemia, Holy Roman emperors, and presidents of Czechoslovakia, you will...more

Golden Lane in Prague

Ever wondered what life was like hundreds of years ago? 

visit golden lane (Zlata Ulicka) in the complex of Prague castle, Originally built in the 1500s, only 14 homes remained in 1657. “Metal to gold” alchemists who lived on Golden Lane. 

The time of Rudolf II is said to have inspired the street’s name. 

Uhle died after an explosion (gold) with his hand...more

Old Town Square & X Marks the Spot

From the square, you can see the Astronomical Clock. Keep your gaze fixed on the ground, and you’ll notice the “X” marks. During the Salem Witch Trials, many witches were hanged here, marking the place as a “place of death.”

Cafes in this neighborhood are more pricey, but the atmosphere compensates.

St Vitus Cathedral

Prague’s skyline is prided on cathedral towers, which took almost six centuries to complete. The construction of this cathedral began in 1344 by Charles the 4th, who commissioned it, costing you some bucks in your pocket for touring this castle, but worth checking out.

Vinarna Certovka

If you want to make your friends jealous with some insta-worthy pics, then this place is a go-to, a narrow passageway in Prague, measuring some 19.6 inches in width while being such a narrowed palace, the authorities here installed a streetlight here.

Sight-seeing in Prague

Staying in “old town” or “lesser town” would be perfect for your sightseeing as it has natural and cultural-historic landmarks and makes it easy to navigate within the places without using much public transport.

Want to experience the vibrant and brimming uber neighborhood, head towards the new town, which would be a great place where you can share...more

Nightlife and restaurants in Prague

Prague does have a great nightlife from a varied selection of bars and restaurants to cater to all the range of people; check with the old town square.

Enjoy and experience some of the great nightlife during the Prague city breaks.

As you roam around the Prague streets, you often notice the sausage stands offering you hot dogs, burgers, and fried cheese at meager prices;...more

Things to do in Prague during a city break

Prague river cruise: Prague river cruise has some great boat cruises, where the cruise boat glass-covered gives you a spectacular view along the river. 

A Pleasurable and delightful experience, especially in the dusk with warm inside, enjoying lunch while the city floats by you, As its moments last for a lifetime.

Petrin hills view

The best views of Prague are from Petrín Hill down to the Strahov Monastery. As we walk downhill from the hotel, you are astounded by the breathtakingly stunning view of Prague city predominantly of brick-red roofs with exotic domes and spires any which way you look.