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Short Breaks In Prague - Fairytale medieval architecture
Prague is rightly considered one of the most attractive historic cities in Europe and evokes images of fairytale medieval fables with its charming cobbled streets, towering church spires and historic market squares. The city is dominated by its spectacular castle and has richly varied architecture with gothic palaces, baroque churches and art nouveau buildings. Compact and welcoming, Prague short breaks have the time to stroll leisurely around on foot and the historic Old Town is a delight to explore. Discover quaint antique stores, cafes and hidden medieval chapels and of course make time to visit the alluring Charles Bridge.
Prague Short Breaks - Rich culture and fun loving nights out
Prague has an equally rich cultural heritage that is best experienced in the myriad of venues that host live music, dance and folklore performances. Enjoy more contemporary entertainment throughout the city which rates highly as a premier party destination. Trendy jazz clubs, glamorous cocktail bars and down to earth beer houses should offer colourful nights to remember. Highbrow entertainment is at its finest in Prague with wonderful opera, classical music and modern dance at the sumptuous National Theatre. The winding streets off the Old Town Square is where keen bargain hunters head first. It houses many eccentric second hand shops, antiques, jewellery and the vibrant Havelska street market all within easy walking distance.
Short Breaks In Prague - Explore the hidden delights of suburban Prague
Away from the heaving crowds in the old town tourist district, Prague short breaks will discover fabulous hidden sights and lesser known attractions that will make a stay even more satisfying. The north of the city is home to Stromovka Park - the largest in the city and an oasis of calm and greenery. It houses an amusement park and planetarium and the opulent neo gothic Royal Summer Palace. Just minutes from the Old Town are the vibrant Jewish Quarters of Josefov. Explore several unique synagogues, museums and historic monuments. The district itself has a timeless feel with quaint cobblestone streets filled with tiny cafes, bars and curio shops.
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