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All the Prague attractions and sightseeing in one simple, easy to use guide, from the famous squares and towers to Prague Castle and Charles Bridge.
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| Address: Mozartova 169, Smichov, Prague 5 |
| W.A. Mozart stayed at Bertramka while in Prague in 1787 and 1791. It was here that he finished the opera Don Giovanni. Bertramka is a museum and hosts "living history" classical music concerts. | | |
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| Address: Betlémské námestí 4, Old Town, Prague 1 |
| Bethlehem Chapel (Betlemska Kaple) was founded in 1391, as a holy place where church services could be held in the Czech language. Jan Hus himself preached here between 1402-1412. Bethlehem Chapel is a popular setting for classical concerts. | | |
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| Address: Old Town, Prague 1 |
| One of Prague's most romantic sights, a stroll on Charles Bridge presents fine views of Prague Castle, the Vltava River and many of Prague's famous riverside attractions. Charles Bridge connects the Old Town to Mala Strana. | | |
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| Address: Old Town Square, Old Town, Prague 1 |
| The Church of Our Lady Before Tyn dominates one side of the Old Town Square in Prague. A powerful looking Gothic church with a baroque interior, the building can be seen from all over Prague. | | |
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| Address: Rasinovo Nabrezi 80, New Town, Prague 2 |
| Dancing House cuts a fine figure alongside the river, a strikingly modern contrast to the historic Prague attractions. On the top floor of Dancing House is Celeste, one of Prague's leading restaurants, offering fine French cuisine and magnificent city views. | | |
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| Address: Ovocny trh 1, Old Town, Prague 1 |
| Estates Theatre is one of the most beautiful historical theatres in Europe. The opera "The Marriage of Figaro" first performed here. In 1787 Mozart himself conducted the premiere of "Don Giovanni". | | |
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| Address: Prague Castle, Hradcany, Prague 1 |
| Golden Lane, an ancient street lined by 11 historic houses, forms part of the Prague Castle complex. Inside the houses are displays of armoury, textiles & other attractions, along with some tourist shops. | | |
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| Address: U Stare Skoly 1, Josefov, Prague 1 |
| Containing over 40,000 exhibits and 100,000 books, the Jewish Museum has one of the most extensive collections of Judaic art and culture in the world. | | |
Adults: 300czk Students: 200czk Children: 200czk | | | |
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| Address: Josefov, Prague 1 |
| The Jewish Quarter, known as Josefov, is located between the Old Town Square & the Vltava River. Its torrid history dates back to the 13th century. Entrance fees apply at several of the sights. | | |
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| Address: Jindrisska, New Town, Prague 1 |
| Jindrisska Tower (Jindrisska Vez) is a multi-level attraction, offering fine views over Prague from the top. Jindrisska is the highest separate belfry in Prague at 66m high and has ten floors. | | |
Adults: 75czk Students: 45czk Children: 25czk | | | |
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| Address: Karlova 1, Old Town, Prague 1 |
| Founded in 1232, Klementinum is one of Prague's most historic sights, in the heart of the Old Town. Visitor attractions include a tower with 360° views over the city and the stunning Mirror Chapel, which hosts classical concerts. | | |
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| Address: Jirska 3, Hradcany, Prague 1 |
| Lobkowicz Palace is in the Prague Castle complex. An acclaimed museum, displays include music manuscripts, musical instruments, gun collections, decorative arts and Old Master paintings. | | |
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| Address: Loretanske namesti 7, Hradcany, Prague 1 |
| The beautiful Loreta is an important pilgrimage site, built to promote the legend of Santa Casa. A copy of the house believed to be the Virgin Mary's can be seen, complete with original fresco pieces. | | |
Adults: 110czk Students: 90czk Children: 90czk | | | |
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| Address: Mala Strana, Prague 1 |
| Mala Strana (Lesser Town) clusters around the foot of Prague Castle. Most tourists climb up to the castle along the Royal Way of Mostecka & Nerudova. But, the narrow side streets of this wonderful baroque quarter also offer plenty of attractions. | | |
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| Address: Charles Bridge, Mala Strana, Prague 1 |
| Mala Strana Bridge Tower marks the main entry point to Mala Strana for tourists seeking out the attractions of this beautiful baroque quarter. Climb the tower for fine views over Prague. | | |
Adults: 50czk Students: 40czk Children: 40czk | | | |
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| Address: Malostranske namesti, Mala Strana, Prague 1 |
| Malostranske Namesti has been the hub of Mala Strana since the 10th century. The stunning St. Nicholas Church dominates the centre of the square. All around are a mixture of official buildings, restaurants, shops and other attractions. | | |
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| Address: Panska 7, New Town, Prague 1 |
| The world's first Mucha Museum, dedicated to the life and works of the world-acclaimed Czech Art Nouveau artist Alphonse Mucha (1860-1939), is housed in the Baroque Kaunicky Palace in Prague. | | |
Adults: 120czk Students: 60czk Children: 60czk | | | |
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| Address: Namesti republiky 5, Old Town, Prague 1 |
| Municipal House is Prague's most prominent Art Nouveau building. Among several attractions inside Municipal House is Prague's biggest concert hall, the Smetana, and the famous Francouzska Restaurant. | | |
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| Address: Na Prikope 10, New Town, Prague 1 |
| The Museum of Communism is the primary attraction of its kind in Prague, leading visitors through the life of the Czech people during the times of the Soviet Union. | | |
Adults: 180czk Students: 140czk | | | |
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| Address: Wenceslas Square 68, New Town, Prague 1 |
| The National Museum is the largest, oldest museum in the Czech Republic. This monumental, neo-renaissance building, dominates the top of Wenceslas Square and houses a vast array of exhibits. | | |
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| Address: Narodni 2, New Town, Prague 1 |
| The National Theatre in Prague is a stunning neo-renaissance building, constructed between 1868-81. It sits proudly alongside the banks of the Vltava River, its golden roof gleaming in the sunshine on fine weather days. | | |
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| Address: Charles Bridge, Old Town, Prague 1 |
| Part of Prague's old fortification system, the Old Town Bridge Tower is one of the most beautiful Gothic towers in Europe and heralds the entrance to the Old Town from Charles Bridge. | | |
Adults: 60czk Students: 40czk Children: 40czk | | | |
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| Address: Old Town Square, Old Town, Prague 1 |
| The Astronomical Clock is one of the most popular Prague tourist attractions. See the procession of the Twelve Apostles and climb the Old Town Hall Tower for spectacular views over Prague. | | |
Adults: 60czk Students: 40czk Children: 40czk | | | |
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| Address: Old Town, Prague 1 |
| With its origins in the 12th century, the Old Town Square is the most significant square in the historical centre of Prague and is unquestionably one of the most beautiful historical sights in Europe. | | |
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| Address: Petrin, Mala Strana, Prague 5 |
| For the best views of Prague's many sights and attractions, climb to the top of the Observation Tower on Petrin hill. The magnificent panoramic vista of Prague is well worth the 299 steps. | | |
Adults: 60czk Students: 40czk Children: 40czk | | | |
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| Address: Namesti republiky, Old Town, Prague 1 |
| The original gate dates from the 11th century, when it was one of 13 entrances to the Old Town of Prague. Work on the present structure began during the reign of King Vladislav II. Later, it was used to store gunpowder, and became known as the Powder Gate. | | |
Adults: 60czk Students: 40czk Children: 40czk | | | |
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| Address: Hradcany, Prague 1 |
| Prague Castle is Prague's premier tourist attraction. This vast complex includes palaces, a church, a monastery, museums and art galleries, viewing towers and the supreme St. Vitus Cathedral. | | |
Adults: 350czk Students: 175czk Children: 175czk | | | |
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| Address: Na Porici 52, Florenc, Prague 8 |
| The Prague City Museum houses historical artefacts, documents, weapons and maps documenting the history of Prague from early archaeological finds to the 18th century. | | |
Adults: 100czk Students: 40czk Children: 40czk | | | |
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| Address: Legerova 75, New Town, Prague 1 |
| Prague State Opera mainly presents an Italian repertoire: Donizetti, Rossini, Verdi and Puccini. At festive times, Prague State Opera is also the grand setting for classical concerts. | | |
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| Address: U Trojského Zámku 120, Troja, Prague 7 |
| Prague Zoo is the most visited zoological garden in the Czech Republic. There are 5000 animals and 650 species and the grounds stretch from a lush river valley to rolling meadows. | | |
Adults: 150czk Students: 100czk Children: 100czk | | | |
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| Address: Alsovo Nabrezi 12, Old Town, Prague 1 |
| Rudolfinum Concert Hall hosts a varied programme of classical music. Built between 1876-1884, the neo-renaissance Rudolfinum is home to the Czech Philharmonic Orchestra. | | |
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| Address: Výstaviště, Holešovice, Prague 7 |
| The largest Sea World in the Czech Republic boasts a giant fish tank containing 100,000 litres of seawater. Observe an array of beautiful fish feeding off coral, along with sharks, moray eels and rays. | | |
Adults: 240czk Students: 190czk Children: 145czk | | | |
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| Address: Vezenska 1, Josefov, Prague 1 |
| The Spanish Synagogue in Prague is described as the most beautiful synagogue in Europe. Set in the Jewish Quarter (Josefov), this magnificent building forms part of the Jewish Museum, plus is the wonderful setting for early evening classical concerts. | | |
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| Address: Resslova 9a, New Town, Prague 1 |
| In May 1942 two Czechoslovak paratroopers assassinated Reinhard Heydrich, the Nazi overseer. A museum in the crypt tells the story. | | |
Adults: 60czk Students: 30czk Children: 30czk | | | |
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| Address: Prague Castle, Hradcany, Prague 1 |
St. George's Basilica was founded by Prince Vratislav (915-921) and is both the best-preserved Romanesque church in Prague, and the oldest church building in the Prague Castle complex.
St. George's Basilica is a popular setting for classical concerts. | | |
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| Address: Husova 8, Old Town, Prague 1 |
| St. Jilji Church was founded in the 13th century. Set in the heart of the Old Town, it is a large church with beautifully crafted, high ceilings and ornate decorations; this draws people for both religious services and the regular programme of classical music concerts. | | |
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| Address: Martinska 8, Old Town, Prague 1 |
| St. Jilji Church was founded in the 13th century. Set in the heart of the Old Town, it is a large church with beautifully crafted, high ceilings and ornate decorations; this draws people for both religious services and the regular programme of classical music concerts. | | |
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| Address: Malostranske namesti, Mala Strana, Prague 1 |
| St. Nicholas Church at Malostranske Namesti is the largest church in Prague founded by the Jesuits. Began in 1703, it is the masterpiece of Christoph and Kilian Ignaz Dientzenhofer. | | |
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| Address: Old Town Square, Old Town, Prague 1 |
| The lovely white façade of St. Nicholas Church gleams in the corner of the Old Town Square, hit by the sun during the day and lit by strong white lights at night. Classical concerts are held here. | | |
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| Address: Prague Castle, Hradcany, Prague 1 |
| St. Vitus Cathedral is the largest, most important church in Prague and one of the main attractions of the Prague Castle complex. The coronations of ancient Czech kings and queens took place here. | | |
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| Address: Strahovske Nadvori 1, Strahov, Mala Strana, Prague 1 |
| Strahov Monastery sits above Petrin Hill with a serene view of Mala Strana. This tranquil location offers one a chance to quietly meditate or an opportunity to visit its famous library of over 16,000 books. | | |
Adults: 80czk Students: 50czk Children: 50czk | | | |
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| Address: Cihelna 2, Mala Strana, Prague 1 |
| Vaclav Havel has many achievements to his credit. Initially a Czech writer and dramatist, he was a leading figure of the Velvet Revolution of 1989 and the first president of the Czech Republic. | | |
Adults: 80czk Students: 40czk Children: 40czk | | | |
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| Address: Ke Karlovu 20, Vinohrady, Praha 2 |
| Villa Amerika in Prague houses the Dvorak Museum, dedicated to the life and works of the great Czech composer. This 18th century summer palace also hosts "living history" classical concerts. | | |
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| Address: V Pevnosti 5b, Vysehrad, Prague 2 |
| Vysehrad Park covers a large area and there many interesting features to explore. Visitors can enjoy pleasant walks through landscaped gardens, take a picnic and admire fine views over the Vltava River. The Church of SS Peter & Paul is also here. | | |
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| Address: New Town, Prague 1 |
| Wenceslas Square is Prague’s main boulevard, and the centre for shops, bars, banks, casinos & hotels. It is an extremely popular place for tourists to stay, as most of Prague's sights & attractions lie within easy walking distance. | | |
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