Capital of the Czech Republic, Prague conceals treasures, witnesses of its rich historical past.
We discover its Gothic-style monuments, we stroll through the winding streets of the old town district, we go back in time at Prague Castle and let ourselves be carried away by the bewitching romantic charm of one of the most beautiful cities in Europe.
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Cross the Charles Bridge and admire its statues
Charles Bridge is one of Prague's most iconic landmarks.
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Located in the heart of the city, Charles Bridge is undoubtedly one of Prague's most iconic landmarks.
Built in the 14th century, it is now entirely pedestrian and thus allows you to reach the Old Town, known as Stare Mesto, in the Malá Strana district.
We walk on its cobblestones and admire the 30 baroque statues placed on its edges, each of which conceals a story.
A legend says that if you make a wish by placing your left hand on the base of the statue of Saint John Nepomucene, it will come true.
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Visit Prague Castle and its churches
Begin your visit to Prague Castle through the complex, starting with St. Vitus Cathedral.
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We head to the historic center of the city and we discover the Prague Castle, built on a hill.
This architectural marvel built in 1380 is considered one of the largest and most beautiful medieval castles in the world.
We visit the complex starting with the Cathedral of Saint-Guy as well as the Basilica and Convent of Saint-Georges.
Then, we discover the Palaces, we walk on the Ruelle d'Or with its colorful houses, and we contemplate the four towers of the ramparts.
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Stroll through the Wallenstein Gardens
The Wallenstein Gardens are open to the public from April to October.
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Get away from the hustle and bustle of the streets of Malá Strana and recharge your batteries in the charming Wallenstein Gardens, open to the public from April to October.
We walk in the green baroque alleys dotted with statues, we observe the fish in the fountains and we breathe deeply.
A few steps away, the Wallenstein Palace houses the country's Senate and temporary exhibitions organized by the National Gallery.
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Explore the colors of the Jewish Quarter
The Jewish quarter of Prague was renovated in the 19th century.
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We take the Mánes Bridge and head towards the Jewish quarter, also called Josefov.
We wander in this former Jewish ghetto with its picturesque charm and we discover the vestiges of another era.
We pass in front of the Jewish Town Hall and the old cemetery, poignant testimony to the country's history.
Walking through the district renovated in the 19th century, one notices the Art Nouveau architecture of the facades of buildings such as the splendid Municipal House.
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Visit the Spanish Synagogue
The Spanish Synagogue in Prague is famous for its colorful walls with oriental motifs, its dome and its kaleidoscope of gilding.
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We continue by visiting one of the six synagogues still preserved in the city, the Spanish Synagogue.
Built in 1868, it owes its name to its neo-Moorish style, inspired by the Alhambra palace in Spain.
Once inside, you are captivated by the colorful walls with oriental motifs, the dome and its kaleidoscope of gilding, the stucco arabesques and the remarkable organ.
Outside, there is a curious statue of Franz Kafka, the country's illustrious writer.
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Admirer l'Horloge astronomique de Prague & la Place de la Vieille Ville
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On marche quelques minutes en direction de la Place de la Vieille Ville de Prague, lieu de rencontre emblématique et ce depuis le Moyen-Âge. Sur le pan Sud de l’Hôtel de Ville, on découvre l’Horloge astronomique de Prague, un joyau médiéval fascinant.
Ses nombreux mécanismes et fonctionnalités donnent l’heure, mais indiquent aussi la position de la lune et des étoiles. On en profite pour monter dans sa tour afin d’admirer la vue panoramique sur la ville.
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Hunt the works of David Cerny around town
Among the many works of David Cerny, we discover the horse returned to the passage Lucerna.
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We stroll through the city and we remain attentive to detect the various works of David Cerny, Czech artist with often provocative politico-satirical creations.
We raise our eyes to admire the "Hanging Man" several meters high which represents Sigmund Freud, the horse returned to the Lucerna passage or the head of Franz Kafka in the courtyard of the Quadrio shopping center.
We take advantage of the walk to stop at a local pastry shop to taste a trdelnik, a typical cylindrical brioche covered with sugar and cinnamon.
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Discover the National Museum of Prague
The National Museum in Prague devotes a large part of its collections to anthropology, paleontology and zoology.
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We walk to the pretty Wenceslas Square and enter the National Museum of Prague, also called Národní Muzeum, an imposing neo-Renaissance building.
Once inside, we visit the space dedicated to the gallery of rocks and minerals and pretty precious stones, then the collections that retrace the history and culture of the country.
The museum also devotes a large part of its collections to anthropology, paleontology and zoology, ideal for children.
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Stop at the Clementinum Library
The Clementinum houses the National Library and its 6 million books.
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We join the Vltava river and stop to discover the Clementinum, which houses the National Library.
This huge Baroque-style library with more than 6 million books plunges into a unique atmosphere, with its decor similar to Beauty and the Beast.
We walk through the Courtyard of the Vineyard and end by visiting the Astronomical Tower, which offers a magnificent view of the center of Prague from its 68 meters high.
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Take a cruise on the Vltava River
The Vltava River is the longest in the country.
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Discover the majestic Charles Bridge from another angle, during a cruise on the Vltava River, the longest in the country.
We embark on a walk on the water and enjoy splendid views.
Whether it's midday while enjoying lunch on board or in the evening with the monuments lit up after dark, we live an experience imbued with magic and romance.
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