Prague is a beautiful medieval city, one of the most picturesque in Europe. If you want a Mitteleuropeanfairytale city, then Prague should be at the top of your 'must visit' list. Prague sightseeing is a treat for anyone interested in medieval Europe. Of course, Prague is also famous for its bustling nightlife and excellent beer. Whatever your interests, you'll find a tour that can cater for you.
Some of the most popular tours are walking tours through the medieval town. You'll pass famous landmarks like the Charles Bridge, Wenceslas Square, Vysehrad Castle, the Jewish Quarter and the Opera House, and your expert guide will be able to tell you more about each historic location and their importance to Prague. If you have a special interest, then walking tours of Royal Prague and Mozart-related sites are available.
Of course, you might not want to walk - in which case, coach tours are available. There are also bike and Segway tours if you want to get the best of being out and about in the city but without having to schlep yourself around! All types of city tours are available of varying lengths.
Cruises on the river are also a very popular Prague tours. You can take in both day and evening cruises, and combine the latter with dinner and a show. Afternoon tea cruises are a very civilized way of seeing the sights of Prague, and there are plenty of hearty Czech pastries on offer to fill you up until dinner.
If you're looking for something to do in the evening, then dinner and show combinations are very popular. Your dinner will include filling Czech specialities like venison, goose, dumplings and more, and will also sometimes include unlimited beer. For after-dinner entertainment, then Czech folk dancing is lively and energetic - you can join in if you want, or just watch from the side if your food has made you too full to contemplate doing any exercise!
There are also plenty of excursions on offer to the Czec h towns and cities beyond Prague. The castle at Prague isn't enough, then you should take a trip to CeskyKrumlov, which is less busy but equally beautiful. The spa towns of Karlovy Vary and MarianskeLazne have been visited by many illustrious names through the centuries, and are worth visiting for their fabulous architecture as well as the opportunity to have a dip in the hot springs. Another very popular trip is to a Czech brewery. Czech beer is said to be the very best in the world, and no-one should miss the opportunity to taste it at source.
On a more sombre note, many visitors to Prague also see the Terezin Concentration Camp, built to help the Nazis perpetrate the Holocaust. It's an experience that will stay with you for long after you leave the Czech Republic.
Prague is a year round destination, and there's plenty to do both in the city and further afield. If you are planning on taking a winter break in Europe, then the Christmas Market in Prague is probably the most famous in the world, and well worth booking a trip to visit.
