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5 days ago · Prague Castle operating hours: 6am - 10pm. Historical buildings open from 9am - 5pm include Old Royal Palace, The Story of Prague Castle, St. George's Basilica, Castle Guard Exhibition, Golden Lane with Daliborka Tower, and The Picture Gallery at Prague Castle. St. Vitus Cathedral hours: Monday to Saturday 9am - 5pm; Sunday 12pm - 5pm.
4 days ago · 1. See the Astronomical Clock. 2. Visit Prague Castle. 3. Tour the Vltava River. 4. Catch The View From Old Town Bridge Tower. 5. Try Some Czech Beer. 6. Walk the Streets of Josefov: The Jewish Quarter. 7. See the Infant Jesus of Prague. 8. Tour the National Museum.
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2 days ago · The 10th edition of the Open House Prague festival, scheduled for May 13–19, 2024, promises an immersive exploration of the Czech capital's architectural treasures. This year, the festival embraces themes of accessibility and inclusion, offering a diverse program aimed at opening the city to all visitors. "In the ten years that we have been ...
2 days ago · This is not too far away from the castle and is well-worth the walk. dreamstime Day 1 – Evening. After exploring all day, head back to your hotel and get ready to go out this evening. Tonight you are heading off to one of Prague’s many breweries to sample their local beer and eat their traditional food.
3 days ago · The Metropolitan Cathedral of Saints Vitus. An integral part of the castle, St. Vitus Cathedral is another Prague must-see, a true Gothic jewel with 82-metre-high spires, walls set with precious stones and splendid stained glass windows, some by Mucha.
4 days ago · Walk through Prague’s Old Town and you’ll pass historical wonders like the oldest preserved building, dating back to 1100, and a medieval astronomical clock. Turn the corner, and you’ll find modern mural tributes to John Lennon. They’re all part of Prague’s timeless allure.
