Holiday Homes & Baches in Prague

The Jewish Borough is undoubtedly a must while in Prague. This neighbourhood oozes charm and is home to many historic treasures. Visit the oldest synagogue in Europe that is still in use. In addition, you can visit a 15th-century cemetery with more than 12,000 tombstones, buildings of Cubist architecture and Art Nouveau. Stroll around and go for some shopping before coming back home.

Markets are great places to visit during your stay in the city and the best way to get into their traditions, products and ways of trading. Prague has very interesting daily and weekly markets where you can find from typical products and popular gadgets to antiques. The most popular are the Havelská Trh Market, the River Town and the Flea Market. However, if you want to buy handicrafts as souvenirs, it is best to do it in one of the shops of the old town, where you will find authentic objects, for example Bohemian crystal in La Moser, located on Na Prikope street.

The Czech gastronomy offers varied recipes full of taste and colours to please the eye. Dishes that achieve the perfect balance between vegetables, meat and spices. One of the most representative is the Goulash, very similar to that found in Hungary, stewed with veal, different types of peppers and many spices. But you must try the smazeny syr, the knuckle, the utopenec and the knedliky. True delicacies that will make you always want to repeat!

Crossing the bridge is a must if this is your first time in Prague. The iconic Charles Bridge took 50 years to build and it is now about 700 years old. It connects Old Prague Centre to Mala Strana, meaning “Little Side”. Crossing this bridge is something travellers, merchants and locals do every day. Join them and experience the magnificent feeling of stepping onto its storied cobblestones. Get to the top of Old Town Tower Bridge and get the most amazing views of Mala Strana. Cross the bridge during the days and take in the scenery but come back at night time and experience the magical atmosphere while Prague Castle shines brightly under the starry sky. Then you will understand why it is usually referred to as Disneyland for grownups.

Visit the main landmarks of the city. If you are around Prague Castle, take a stroll down to Mala Strana. Marvel at the fantastic and old facades combined with the cobblestoned streets. These old houses and the appearance of the streets will take you back to another time. Beautiful and visited by all tourists in Prague as it is one of the top things to do. Wander the alleys and explore every street where you will find unique and quaint little shops and some interesting objects you might want to buy.