Places to visit in Prague

• Charles Bridge: One of the oldest bridges in the Czech Republic, Charles Bridge is an epitome of German-Czech architecture. The bridge’s decorative lamps and magnificent statues are an immediate eye-catcher. Standing on 15 pillars, it is 516 meters in length, 9.5 meters in width and 13 meters in height. Covering River Vltava, the bridge is a part of the royal route. This medieval construction is the most renowned bridges in the world.
• The Prague Castle: The Prague Castle is among the most popular landmarks of the city. Founded in the 9^thcentury, the castle was home for Czech rulers and presidents. This complex structure is a picturesque spot that features major attractions, such as historical palaces, offices, church and fortification buildings, and gardens. The enormous castle in the world is spread over an area of 45 hectares.
• St. Vitus Cathedral: Constructed in a time period of around 600 years, St. Vitus Cathedral is a church that features Gothic architecture. This greatest church is an essence of beauty and one of the major landmarks of Prague. The historical monument plays an important role in the religious and cultural life of the people of the Czech Republic. Some of its views that shouldn’t be missed are the Wallenstein Chapel, St John of Nepomuk Tomb, and Gothic Royal Oratory Balcony.
• Prague Astronomical Clock: Installed in the year 1410, the Prague Astronomical Clock is one of the oldest operating clocks in the world. This age-old clock has shown time to royalties, commons, and peasants. It shows date, astronomical cycles, time, position of celestial bodies, as well as Christian holidays. The clock features various machines, such as Božka's chronometer, the Apostles, a calendar, etc. Located near to Vltava River makes the ambiance perfect for people who love history and technology.
• Old Town Square: Founded in the early 12^th century, the Old Town Square features various eye-catching constructions like the sophisticated tower of Town Hall, Týn Cathedral, Church of St. Nicholas and multi-coloured homes of various designs and styles. Take a walk tour here to explore the square along with its astonishing surroundings. 

Nightlife in Prague

Enjoying Prague’s nightlife will change your life altogether. From five-story nightclubs to cozy bars, from thriving dance clubs to amazing pubs that allows beer pouring at your own ease, the city is a popular nightlife destination in the world.

Lucerna Music Bar: If you are heading towards Wenceslas Square for a stroll, then don’t miss to visit Lucerna Music Bar; one of the largest nightclubs in Prague. This fast-filling bar boasts about its spacious dance floors. Rejoice dancing on numbers played by popular in-house DJs. The bar is also known to host concerts by celebrities.

Chapeau Rouge: If you are looking for a late-night party destination, then head to Chapeau Rouge a party bar. Located near to the Old Town Square, the bar is a hub for local Czechs, as well as visitors. This dimly lit bar features an old-fashioned ambiance and is the most preferred place for a night out.

Roxy: One of the Prague’s staple nightclubs, Roxy is a place with exclusive artwork and colourful interiors. The club’s comfortable and pleasant ambience makes it the most-visited place in Prague. So, be here and groove all night.