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Prague Castle — the largest ancient castle in the world, dominating the city skyline—
St. Vitus Cathedral — the Gothic masterpiece at the heart of Prague Castle—
Old Town Square & the Astronomical Clock — the medieval clock strikes every hour—
Charles Bridge — 14th-century stone bridge lined with 30 baroque statues—
The Jewish Quarter (Josefov) — six synagogues and the Old Jewish Cemetery—
Old Jewish Cemetery — layers of graves from 1439, extraordinarily atmospheric—
Wenceslas Square — the grand boulevard at the heart of the New Town—
Vyšehrad — the original Prague castle with city views and a historic cemetery—
Petřín Hill & Lookout Tower — mini Eiffel Tower with panoramic views, reached by funicular—
Malá Strana (Lesser Town) — baroque palaces and gardens below Prague Castle—
Vrtba Garden — one of the finest baroque gardens in Central Europe—
Ledebour Garden terraces — baroque terraced gardens below the castle—
Wallenstein Garden — enormous baroque garden with a sala terrena and peacocks—
National Gallery Prague — art from medieval to contemporary across multiple venues—
Museum of Medieval Art — extraordinary Gothic altarpieces in the Convent of St. Agnes—
Franz Kafka Museum — the life and world of Prague's greatest literary son—
Museum of Communism — the story of life under communism in Czechoslovakia—
The DOX Centre for Contemporary Art — the best contemporary art space in Prague—
Mucha Museum — Alphonse Mucha's art nouveau masterpieces—
National Museum — the grand Neo-Renaissance building at the top of Wenceslas Square—
Czech beer culture — Czech pilsner is the world's best, drink it at a pivnice—
Lokál — the best traditional Czech pub, Pilsner Urquell from the tank—
La Degustation Bohême Bourgeoise — Michelin-starred Czech cuisine tasting menu—
Café Savoy — the most beautiful café in Prague, Art Nouveau ceiling—
Grand Café Orient — the world's only Cubist café, designed by Josef Gočár—
Havelská Market — centuries-old outdoor market in the Old Town—
Náplavka Farmers Market — Saturday riverside market, local food and beer—
Žižkov — bohemian neighbourhood with more pubs per capita than anywhere in the world—
Vinohrady — elegant residential neighbourhood, cafés and art nouveau architecture—
Holešovice — creative district with galleries, the DOX and Manifesto Market—
Black Light Theatre — uniquely Czech avant-garde performance art—
National Theatre — neo-Renaissance opera house, the symbol of Czech national identity—
Rudolfinum — elegant 19th-century concert hall, home of the Czech Philharmonic—
Lobkowicz Palace — private museum with Beethoven manuscripts and Bruegel paintings—
Prague ghost tour by night — take a ghost tour of the medieval lanes—
Boat trip on the Vltava — see the Charles Bridge and castle from the river—
Prague Zoo — one of the best zoos in Europe, overlooking the Vltava—
Kutná Hora day trip — the Bone Church (Sedlec Ossuary) and Silver Mining Museum—
Český Krumlov day trip — the most beautiful small town in Central Europe—
Karlovy Vary day trip — elegant spa town famous for its mineral springs—
Bohemian Switzerland — dramatic sandstone rock formations in northwest Bohemia—
Pilsner Urquell brewery tour — visit the source of Czech beer in Plzeň—
Svíčková na smetaně — beef sirloin in cream sauce, the ultimate Czech comfort dish—
Trdelník — cinnamon sugar chimney cake, the sweet street food of Prague—
Svařák (mulled wine) — at Christmas markets around Old Town Square—
Prague Christmas Markets — some of the most beautiful in Europe, December—
Prague Spring Music Festival — May, world-class classical music in stunning venues—
Signal Festival — October, stunning light art installations across the city—
Ride tram 22 — the most scenic tram route, through Malá Strana and past the castle—
Sunset from Letná Park — beer garden overlooking the Vltava and Old Town rooftops—