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Prague

The Ancient Heartbeat of Europe

Prague is one of Europe’s most captivating destinations, where history, architecture and the charm of its cobbled streets create a unique setting for every traveller. Exploring iconic landmarks such as Charles Bridge, Prague Castle and the Old Town Square allows you to discover the extraordinary heritage of a city that has preserved its essence throughout the centuries.

To make the most of your stay, choosing well-located accommodation in Prague provides easy access to its main monuments, museums and liveliest neighbourhoods. Our selection of hotels in Prague is designed for all types of travellers, whether you are planning a cultural getaway, a romantic trip, a holiday or a business stay.

The perfect capital for a city break

Prague is a destination where the past and the present coexist in perfect harmony. Its cobbled streets, monumental squares and historic buildings blend seamlessly with a vibrant and modern cultural scene. Walking through the city allows you to discover corners steeped in history, spectacular views and an atmosphere that captivates from the very first moment.

Prague Castle

The Prague Castle is one of the most impressive monumental complexes in Europe and a must-see for anyone wishing to explore everything to see in Prague. Inside, highlights include St. Vitus Cathedral, the Old Royal Palace and Golden Lane. From its terraces you can enjoy some of the best views of Prague.

Charles Bridge and the Old Town

The Charles Bridge connects the Old Town with the Malá Strana district and is one of the most iconic landmarks in Prague. Its Baroque statues and views over the Vltava River make it one of the city's symbols. Just a short walk away is the Old Town Square, home to the Astronomical Clock and the Church of Our Lady before Týn.

Jewish Quarter

The Jewish Quarter of Prague, known as Josefov, is home to an important historical and cultural heritage. Its synagogues, the Old Jewish Cemetery and its museums offer insight into a fundamental part of the city's history. Wenceslas Square The Wenceslas Square is one of Prague's main shopping and cultural centres. Surrounded by historic buildings, shops, restaurants and hotels, it is one of the city's main hubs and an excellent base from which to discover its main attractions.

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What to do in Prague?

Prague offers activities for every type of traveller:

What to eat in Prague?

Discovering the traditional cuisine of Prague is an essential part of the trip. Specialities such as svíčková, Czech goulash, roasted pork knuckle and the traditional trdelník are all part of the culinary experience in Prague.

The Old Town, Malá Strana and Wenceslas Square are home to a wide selection of restaurants, historic breweries and gastronomic venues where you can discover the most representative flavours of Czech cuisine.

What is the best time to visit Prague?

Prague enjoys a continental climate with four well-defined seasons, giving the city a different charm at every time of the year.

Spring and autumn are especially recommended for exploring the centre of Prague, crossing the Charles Bridge and visiting Prague Castle with mild temperatures and fewer tourists.

Summer is the liveliest season, with bustling terraces, cultural festivals and plenty of activity in the streets and along the Vltava River. It is ideal for those looking for a vibrant and cosmopolitan city.

Winter, with its Christmas markets and magical atmosphere, is one of the best times to travel to Prague, as the city becomes an especially enchanting destination, perfect for a romantic getaway.

What is the best area to stay in Prague?

The historic centre is the best area to stay in Prague, as it provides easy access to the city's main monuments, squares and cultural attractions. In addition, Prague has an excellent network of metro lines, trams and buses, making it easy to get around.

Hotels such as Áurea Legends, Exe City Park and Eurostars Thalia enjoy strategic locations for discovering the city comfortably and making the most of every stay.

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The best areas to stay in Prague are the Old Town, Wenceslas Square and the surroundings of the historic centre, where the city's main tourist attractions are located. Áurea Legends, Exe City Park and Eurostars Thalia offer excellent locations for discovering the city.

If it is your first visit to Prague, the best option is to stay in the historic centre or near Wenceslas Square. These areas provide easy access to iconic landmarks, restaurants and shopping districts, while also offering excellent public transport connections.

Hotels close to Prague city centre and public transport make it easy to get around the city. Exe City Park, next to the main railway station, and Eurostars Thalia, in the heart of the historic centre, offer excellent access to the main areas of Prague.

For a short getaway, staying in the historic centre is the best option. Hotels such as Áurea Legends and Eurostars Thalia allow you to explore monuments, restaurants and historic neighbourhoods on foot, making the most of your time and your Prague experience.

Central, well-connected areas are ideal for business trips to Prague. Hotels such as Exe City Park, thanks to its proximity to the main railway station, and Áurea Legends and Eurostars Thalia, thanks to their strategic locations, combine comfort, services and accessibility for business travellers.