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Old Town Square The central and most well-known square of the city of Prague. One, if not the most, of the obligatory points of the city for which you will end up walking if or if, in one way or another,

St. Nicholas Church It is the most important Baroque church in Prague and it is also one of the most precious Baroque buildings north of the Alps. The dome has a diameter of 20 meters in fact it can be

Prague Castle It's very big, practically a city inside the huge walls. It is not a castle like that of the stories one imagines. No. It's a huge city, with giant buildings, ancient churches and thousands

Statue of Franz Kafka It is right at the exit (or entrance) of a mall. You may be observing for a long time the various movements of the sculpture. Still, chasing the right moment when the face is formed

Statue of Franz Kafka It will surely surprise you the first time you see it. The day is more impressive, especially with sunlight, but at night with less movement around it and more distinctive lighting

A moving statue of Kafka's head. Each level rotates independently, turned with an internal motor. Prague has happily accepted Kafka as the writer of the city; bus stations advertise the museum dedicated

The Prague Dancing Building is well located beside the river. Circling through the center of Prague will surely pass through it. The building was inaugurated in 1996, in modern style, glass and twisted

The Catholic Church of St. Ludmila is located in Prague's Vinohrady district, on Peace Square. The majestic neo-gothic temple with two tall bell towers. Ludmila Bohemia is considered the first Slavic saint.

The Church Of St Ludmila is a landmark church in the wonderful area Vinohrady & Vrsovice. The twin spired church is located in a well kept little park and looks awesome. On our latest visit the church

Church of St Ludmila This is a lovely part of the city. The church is located at the entrance to namesti miru metro station. We have been to prague both in the summer and winter now. This visit was in

Statue of Franz Kafka It will surely surprise you the first time you see it. The day is more impressive, especially with sunlight, but at night with less movement around it and more distinctive lighting

Franz Kafka's rotating head is a moving statue of Franz Kafka. It is close to the exit of "Narodni trida" metro station. They always stand around a lot of people and admire the statue. They have

If Prague had a heart it would beat in Old Town Square. Walking on it's cobblestone path transports you back to medieval Europe. the Square is surrounded in colorful Gothic mater pieces with the Our Lady

Petrin Tower It's a small Eiffel Tower-like building, which is always visible from the old town, so I went when I went up to the castle. It's a gentle climb from the castle, but along the way, you will

Beautiful views as you walk across Charles Bridge, the history of the Bridge is fascinating and worth hearing while in Prague to further appreciate its beauty! Always a busy spot, day or night and plenty

For me it was the most beautiful thing in Prague without a doubt, crossing the bridge with its two towers to the ends, all its statues, the atmosphere that surrounded the charles bridge. it is wonderful

This kinetic statue is one of the newest installations in Prague. This statue is the revolving head of Kafka, the work of the Czech artist David Černý. Franz Kafka was a German-language writer, author

Church of St. Nicholas, of course, stunning! Located in a popular tourist destination and, of course, full of visitors. The entrance is free. The huge dome of the church is amazing! This is one of the

Cesky Ktumlov Just lovely especially in night, great for a couple of days with a few really nice restaurants and coffee shops. The castle and garden were unique and beautiful and other than that just dandering

Cesky Krumlov The picturesque historic town in a beautiful location in the south of the Czech Republic on the meandering Vltava River has to literally catch your heart. The place with such a genius loci