OLD TOWN SQUARE -  for centuries the main market square of Prague with the oldest City Hall. In the centre of the square there is a statue of Czech catholic reformer Jan Hus who was burnt for his faith in 1415. Two beautiful churches decorate  the square, a white and protestant Nicholas and  a dark and catholic Virgin Mary before Tyn. The dominant part of the square is the City Hall from 1380´s with the Astronomical clock that shows four different times and  has a play of twelve wooden apostles who turn around every hour. At the same time all the other figures move and shake their bodies and everything plays, strikes and sounds!!!

The square has tens of gorgeous barock and roccoco houses with good bohemian restaurants and shops.

WENCESLAS SQUARE -  the centre of the New Town. Originally a horse market that converted to a modern shopping street full of shops and stores. The dominant part of the square is the National Museum with domestic collections and the riding statue of Czech national patron Saint Wenceslas, the first builder of the Prague Cathedral.

The square is a place in Prague where the Prague people go shopping and socializing, where they go meet for a good cappucino and to gym and  at the same time where the most offices are and where you buy the most beautiful flowers.

CHARLES BRIDGE – the oldest of Prague stone bridges from 1357 built by the Father of the country, Emperor Charles IV. The bridge conects the Lower Town with the Old Town and used to be the only bridge here for long centuries. The bridge is decorated by thirty sandstone statues representing various catholic religious orders like the Jesuits, the Franziskans, the Norbertins…

PRAGUE CASTLE – a unique complex of tens of various buildings surrounding the hill to create a seat of kings. First settlement established here in 880´s… The castle used to be a mansion  of all  Czech kings. The castle is formed by couple courtyards, Royal palace, Cathedral and other churches, houses for servants, cooks, soldiers, monasteries, convents, church schools, palaces of the nobility, prisons, gardens, fortification…

JEWISH TOWN – a former medieval ghetto has converted to a beautiful and rich quarter with expensive restaurants. A charm of this place are the old synagogues with the mysterious Jewish cemetery where over 120,000 people are buried in twelve layers on top of each other. The Jewish Museum attracts milions of visitors from all over the world every year for its compatibility and for the fact that nothing from the buildings was damaged during WW II although Prague had been occupied by the Nazis…