The National Museum in Prague is housed in a neo-Renaissance building from the 19th century and contains collections whose origins range from the Paleolithic era to the present. It is consisted of a museum compound which is divided in five […]
Strahov Monastery
Between the Loreto and Petrin Hill, you will find one of Prague’s oldest monasteries. The Strahov Monastery was built in 1140 and became known for its extensive library, which was divided in two halls, the Philosophical and the Theological. Their […]
House of Black Madonna
Right before passing the Powder Tower, you will be standing in front of the house of Black Madonna. It was named after the black/golden statue that bedecks the building’s right side and depicts the Virgin Mary with the Holy Infant. […]
Nerudova Street
A part of Mala Strana that leads to the citadel from Charles Bridge is the famous Nerudova Street. It was named after the renowned Czech writer Jan Neruda, while it was also part of the route that the royal family […]
Kampa
Kampa is one of the world’s most charming urban islands! It is a piece of land that was turned into an artificial island* in the 12th century, as the (devil’s) canal** was opened. It is said that Kampa’s first residents […]
Franz Kafka Museum
Prague is known as the “City of Kafka”, as it was there that the renowned writer lived and thrived. The Franz Kafka Museum, that it is dedicated to Franz, displays parts of his life and literary work. It is divided […]
The Loreto
The Loreto or Loreta is one of Prague’s most beautiful monasteries, of high religious and architectural value. It is has been a place of pilgrimage since 1626, while the characteristics that make it stand out are its bright white color, […]
Saint Nickolas Church
It is the largest one out of three churches dedicated to Saint Nickolas. It is located in Mala Strana and it is visible from a lot of spots in the city. The wedding cake, as it is referred to by […]
The Golden Lane (Street of Alchemists)
The Golden Lane is probably Prague’s most picturesque street. A narrow alley hidden inside the citadel, with tiny houses that one could think were made for dolls, rather than soldiers that guarded the castle. Yet in these colorful houses lived […]
Church of our Lady before Tyn
On the east side of the Old Town Square hides the Church of our Lady before Tyn. You will recognize it by its stunning bell towers that stand out among the buildings and by its impressive gothic architecture. It was […]