The city of Prague is one of the most beautiful cities in not only the Czech Republic but in all of Europe. The city of Prague is host to some of the most historic buildings in the world. These architectural structures date back to the Roman Empire. The detail and sheer beauty of these structures have millions of people flocking every year to the city of Prague. There are three towns that make up Prague; Old Town, Lesser Town, and New Town.

The Charles Bridge which crosses the Vltava River is one of the structures that continually attracts visitors. Construction on the bridge began in 1357 under the rule of King Charles IV and was finished in the early 15th century. This 516 meter long bridge was the only means of crossing the river between Prague Castle, Old Town and Lesser Town. A phenomenal view of the Prague castle and St. Vitus Cathedral are clearly marked on skyline. The history of the Prague castle stretches back to the nineth century with additions being added through subsequent centuries, making it one of the largest and most elaborate castles in the world. During the life of this castle it has held many titles from a church to a convent and then in the middle-ages it became the residence of the monarchy.

Another of the famed sites is the City Hall Tower located in the Old Town area. This extraordinary clock tower hosts the astronomical clock and is well known in Prague. It is an elegant timepiece that dates back to the fourteenth century. A portion of this clock was destroyed on the last day of World War II in 1945 and the part that was rebuilt is often mistaken as the older portion of the tower. The superb attention to detail in its construction is truly amazing. From 1865 to 1866 there was some major repair work done to the clock and in the process the addition of the twelve Apostles blessing the city every hour as the skeleton of death tolls the bell on the right side of the dial.

A wonderful museum dedicated entirely to Alchemy and the study of mysteries of mythical creations can be found in the town of Kutna Hora. Another attraction is the incredible Gothic Stone Fountain that was built in 1496 which to this day continues to work perfectly. This great fountain is a wonderfully relaxing and peaceful experience.

A rich variety of dishes are available when dining out in the Czech Republic. You will find everything from Thai, Japanese, Chinese, French and of course excellent local dishes.

Filled with history and beauty the Czech Republic is a great place for a holiday. There is so much beauty and so much to see in this grand country that you will want to make your vacation last as long as you can.