Prague Castle
Prague Castle is the most popular sight visited in Prague. It is the largest ancient castle in the world. Near is gothic cathedral, the traditional symbol of the Czech state, founded in 1344.
The coronation jewels are deposited here.

Petrin View Tower
An iron tower 60m high, built in 1891 by F. Prášil on the occasion of the Jubilee Exhibition as a free copy of the Eiffel Tower in Paris. 299 steps lead up to the top platform. In March 2002 the Tower was open again to the public after a deep reconstruction.

St. Nicolas' Church
Church built in period of 1704-55, it is the most significant Baroque historical architecture in Prague of famous architects as K. I. Dienzenhofer was. Even W. A. Mozart played the organ here during his stay in Prague. From the belfry you can see the Lesser Town - historical centre.

Charles Bridge
The bridge was actually known as the Prague Bridge for most of its life until late last century when it was renamed the Charles Bridge after King Charles IV.

Old Town Hall with the Astronomical Clock
Established in 14th. century as a seat of the Old Town authorities. The gothic part of the complex is richly decorated with coats of arms. In the top part of the astronomical clock - the 12 apostles appear every hour between 9 a.m. and 9 p.m. The bottom part was supplemented with a round calendarium.