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Prague is the capital and the most important city of the Czech Republic, as well as being the capital of the region of Bohemia. It is set on the banks of the River Moldava, and is popularly known as the ""the Heart of Europe.""

Among its many attractions, we recommend the 12th century Old Town Square, which is the centre of the oldest part of the city. Two buildings dominate the square: the Town Hall and the Church of Tyn. It is also possible to visit the Baroque Church of St Nicholas, the Kinský family palace and the Stone Bell House, which dates from the 14th century. It currently houses some of the Prague City Gallery's exhibition and concert rooms.

However, it is Prague Castle that is the true highlight of any visit to the city. It was founded in the 9th century, and nowadays it houses the Cathedral, the Royal Palace and many other important monuments. The city's old town has been on UNESCO's list of World Heritage sites since 1992. Discover Europe's heart, visit Prague!

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• Hotel Barcelo Praha

  

  Prague, Prague

  Reviews : 4.21 / 5

  This modern hotel is situated in a peaceful neighbourhood, just on the outskirts of Prague city centre. It offers convenient access to public transport (about 100 metres away) and is 15 minutes from the old town. It takes a mere 30 minutes to get to Ruzyne Airport.

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• Hotel Barcelo Old Town Praha

  

  Prague, Prague

  Reviews : 4.63 / 5

  This charming business hotel is situated in the centre of the historical old town, right next to the famous Powder Tower. It is located on the main tourist street of Prague city centre, connecting 2 large squares (Old town square and Namesti Republiky square). The hotel is just a 10-minute walk from the National Theatre and 15 minutes from Hradcany Castle. Namesti Republiky underground station is a 5-minute walk from the hotel and the bus and train station are just 1 km away. There are a range of restaurants and shops in the hotel's immediate vicinity and Prague-Ruzyne Airport is 17 km away.

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• Hotel Radisson Blu Alcron Hotel

  

  Prague, Prague

  Reviews : 3.34 / 5

  Located in the heart of Prague, the hotel is just steps away from all the historic and cultural attractions awaiting guests in the Golden City: Wenceslas Square, Old Town Square, Charles Bridge and the National Museum, as well as the State Opera and National Theatre, renowned for their extensive repertoire of classic operas.

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• Hotel Duo

  

  Prague, Prague

  Reviews : 4.03 / 5

  This comfortable hotel is situated in the northern district of Prague and is around 6 km from the city centre. One of the largest shopping centres in the country lies in the hotel's vicinity. A new metro station, St?í¿kov, has been constructed in front of the hotel which directly connects to the city centre in 10 minutes and provides guests with convenient access. The airport is around 22 km away.

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• Hotel City Partner Hotel Atos

  

  Prague, Prague

  Reviews : 4.07 / 5

  This magnificent hotel is located near to Prague Castle and the Charles Bridge. Wenceslas Square and the Old Town are within easy reach by foot. Copious shops and other entertainment options are also near at hand.

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• All about the Budvar

    by   Alex

  One of the best things about visiting the Czech Republic is sampling possibly the best beer in the world. Few people realise that the big American brand Budweiser was born here. But far from the gassy light ale stuff served up in the distinctive brown bottles worldwide, real Budvar sold in the Czech Republic is of an entirely different class. It’s rich and creamy and best of all, it’s cheap. So if you’re visiting Prague do the taste test, an tell me if this isn’t the best beer you’ve tasted in the world�

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  • Published   05/05/2009
  
  

• Christmas Markets Prague

    by   Alex

  The Christmas market season starts on December 5 for “ Mikulas," or St. Nicholas' Day which is kind of a warm up to the big day. Visiting the Prague Christmas Markets make the perfect warm up to the festive season. And it’s not just the fact you can pick up some great hand crafted toys, jewellery and gifts here. When darkenss falls, check out the music recitals given free in the old town square. And one of the finest festive treats to be had is to keep the old out by sipping svarené vino, or svarák, mulled wine – a type of gluvie served in plastic cups�

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  • Published   04/05/2009