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Set your watch by the Astronomical Clock
Mounted on the Old Town Hall, Prague’s Astronomical Clock is the oldest of its kind – that’s still working. It dates back to the 15th century, and is made up of two rings, with two hands featuring the sun and the moon. If you catch it on the hour, you’ll see the delicate figures start to move.Sat on a hill high above the city, Prague Castle dominates the skyline. This fairytale-like building’s home to some of the country’s most important cultural gems, literally – the Bohemian Crown Jewels are kept in a concealed room somewhere in the castle’s cathedral. Considered to be the largest ancient castle still in existence, Prague Castle shows off pretty much every architectural style you can think of.
Read MoreThe 621-metre-long Charles Bridge dates back to the 14th century, and was once one of the most important connections between east and west Europe. Today, the Bridge Tower is thought to be one of the most iconic Gothic-style buildings in the world. Along both sides, you’ll see 30 Baroque statues of various saints.
Read MoreNicknamed Fred and Ginger, you can’t miss the mind-bending silhouette of the Dancing House. Its unusual shape was designed to distinguish it from the traditional Baroque architecture in the surrounding area, and it was intended to be a cultural centre. Today, it’s home to a luxury hotel, but you can still swing by to marvel at it’s one-of-a-kind interior.
Read MoreWe offer a range of experiences in Prague – from cruises on the Vltava River to guided tours of the Jewish Quarter. Take a look at what’s on offer, and see what takes your fancy. View experiences >
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