Prague is beautiful at any time of year
Travel lovers must spend their vacation in Prague at least once in their lives – the unforgettable capital of the Czech Republic. This city is considered the most visited place in Eastern Europe, for who can calmly pass by the town hall located on the Old Town Square, the Petřín Lookout Tower, from which picturesque numerous parks are visible, the Parnas Fountain, or the Dancing House?
The whole city is immersed in greenery, among which the famous red tiled roofs are visible. Prague is also famous for its past: historical cities, ancient castles, preserved only thanks to the reverent attitude towards them and all other architectural monuments.
Prague is not only the most beautiful city in the Czech Republic, but also in all of Europe. Various architectural styles harmonize wonderfully here – from the early Middle Ages to the present day. The excellent location of amazing architectural monuments above the Vltava River has left an imprint of unique atmosphere and charm on Prague, which all tourists admire.
This is the only city in the world that needs no introduction. Remember the words of Marina Tsvetaeva: 'How I want to go to Prague! I have never wanted to return to any city in my life, but I want to return to Prague!' The great Russian poetess is easy to understand – all travelers who have visited the city in their time fall under the spell of the fairy-tale centuries-old music captured in stone, and therefore strive to return here, where 'absolute happiness' is felt anew.
This is the most romantic and chic city in the world, 'city of mysticism and legends,' 'Prague of a Hundred Spires,' 'Golden Prague' – that's how the capital of the Czech Republic is called, which for many centuries was the residence of presidents, emperors, princes, and Czech kings.
Thousands of people come every year to see the numerous sights of Prague, the panorama of countless towers, domes and roofs gleaming gold in the rays of the sunset, to walk along the city streets, immerse themselves in the atmosphere of the Middle Ages, try Czech beer, improve their health in Karlovy Vary, admire the architecture, or discover for themselves the delightful world of glassware.