During winter holidays, Prague seems even more like a fairy tale.
Czech Republic is an amazing country where it's very easy to find yourself in a fairy tale in winter. Medieval castles, real blazing fireplaces where ancient warriors and lucky hunters gathered... Thermal springs in the mountains attract travelers even in winter, because how pleasant it is to plunge headfirst into an open spring in the frost, and even capture this heroic event on camera!
If you are deciding where to go to celebrate 2010, tours to the capital of the Czech Republic are already on sale. Celebrating the New Year in legend-filled Prague is considered a good omen. It's no coincidence that tourists from all over Europe flock to Prague for Christmas and New Year. The pre-holiday bustle is noticeable from the beginning of December – Christmas sales, open tastings of mulled wine and grog, barkers in bright costumes – all this turns Prague into a massive fair, in which literally all residents and guests of the city become participants. These days, Czechs remember old legends and try to follow the traditions of their ancestors.
Trips to Prague for the New Year leave unforgettable impressions on all tourists, because on New Year's Eve the city literally boils – fireworks roar everywhere, live music from virtuoso performers resounds, incredible costumes from different eras amaze, and the most delicious hot drinks prevent you from freezing even in the frost.
Tours to Prague for the New Year will allow you to get to know the ancient city and see that there is a city in the center of Europe where on New Year's Eve no one really sleeps until morning. All bars and restaurants, leisure centers and discos are open. And on Charles Bridge, a huge cheerful line forms of those wishing to touch the miraculous statue. Touch it too and make a wish that will definitely come true in the coming year!