Plan your Trip Early for Prague Easter 2012 - Posted January 9, 2012
Prague Easter is a very busy time for tourists who want to be part of the Czech Easter traditions. Visitors will need to plan their visit well in advance and ensure that accommodation is also booked. This is a wonderful time to visit Prague with the Prague Easter markets and the city full of color [...]
Luxury Apartments for Long Term Rentals in Prague - Posted November 28, 2011
Prague is one of those cities where you can enjoy a one week vacation or holiday, but where you can also go for just a long stay for business or study. This Central European city offers easy access to a number of facilities, the headquarters of international companies, conferences all year long and plenty of [...]
Main Sights in Prague Old Town Square - Posted November 9, 2011
Old Town Hall and its Astronomical Clock The Old Town Hall was built in 1364. Originally the building served only as the city hall of the old town, but later became the city hall for all of Prague. It is now only used for ceremonial functions. The Prague Astronomical Clock or Orloj in Czech is [...]
Weather in Prague: Best Season to Visit the City? - Posted October 25, 2011
Autumn season in Prague brings about a scale of changing colors and makes the city look romantic. until mid-October, the temperatures are quite high and can reach up to 16-19C/58. The sky of Prague can become overcast and cold days start. Snow can start from the beginning of November when temperatures fall below 0C. During [...]
What to See and Do in Prague Republic Square (Namesti Republiky) - Posted October 20, 2011
Prague Republic Square (Namesti Republiky in Czech) is a busy city square featuring, the building of Czech National Bank, the Palladium and Kotva shopping Malls, the Powder Gate and the 19th-century Municipal House, home to concert halls, cafés, restaurants, shopping boulevards and exhibition galleries. Namesti Republiky is also a Prague Metro station on Line B in [...]
Prague Antibiotics Exhibition at the Czech National Museum - Posted October 4, 2011
The opening ceremony and press conference of the exhibition, attended by WHO/Europe staff, were held at the National Museum of the Czech Republic near the Wenceslas Square in Prague. The exhibition closes on 31 October. Both physicians and politicians attended the opening ceremony. The Prague Antibiotics Exhibition commemorates the discovery and use of antibiotics in [...]
Prague, How to Get There? - Posted August 16, 2011
Flying to Prague Flying to Prague for holidays can’t be easier. Prague Airport is an international air hub servicing between 11 and 12 million passengers per year. It is connected with over 130 destinations worldwide by direct flights and there are approximately 50 airlines to choose from. Prague airport was voted the best Eastern European [...]
Prague Oldest Monuments - Posted July 23, 2011
Information and images of Prague oldest bridge, observatory, rotunda, cafe, oldest hotel and many other monuments and buildings in Prague.
Tips on how to stay safe in Prague - Posted July 20, 2011
Prague is now one of the most popular cities to visit for couples, photographers and backpackers due to its unique architecture and colourful history; however tourists should be aware of the following when on holiday in the Czech capital Crime is no worse in Prague than any other European capital but you should stay alert, [...]
