Absolutely. Prague boasts a captivating mix of Gothic, Baroque, and Renaissance architecture, rich cultural experiences, a vibrant nightlife, and a deep historical heritage. Landmarks like the Charles Bridge and the Astronomical Clock are just a few highlights. Our Prague Guides offer a curated list of the best things to do to make the most of your visit. For a seamless and well-planned experience, explore our Ultimate Kit, featuring day-by-day itineraries, insider tips, a city map, and more.

A 3 to 5-day stay is ideal to explore Prague's main attractions without feeling rushed. This timeframe allows you to visit key sites such as Prague Castle, Old Town Square, and the Jewish Quarter, while also enjoying the city's culinary delights and cultural events. Our Ultimate Prague Guide offers detailed day-by-day itineraries to help you plan your visit.

Prague boasts numerous attractions, including:

• Prague Castle: A historic castle complex with stunning architecture.
• Charles Bridge: A picturesque stone bridge adorned with impressive statues.
• Old Town Square: Home to the famous Astronomical Clock and vibrant markets.
• Jewish Quarter: Historic synagogues and the Old Jewish Cemetery.

For a curated list of must-see sites and hidden gems, consult our Ultimate Prague Guide.

Prague’s nightlife caters to all tastes and budgets. Enjoy live jazz, classical concerts, or a Vltava Dinner Cruise, experience the city’s famous pub culture, or explore its vibrant bar and club scene, from affordable pubs to upscale cocktail bars and luxury nightclubs. Discover the best spots for a memorable night out in our Ultimate Prague Guide.

The ideal times to visit are spring (March-May) and autumn (September-November) when the weather is pleasant, and tourist crowds are smaller.

Prague offers a variety of group-friendly activities, including private sightseeing tours, beer spa experiences, escape rooms, and Vltava River cruises.Whether you're looking for cultural experiences, lively entertainment, or unique group-friendly activities, we can help plan the perfect itinerary. Contact us through our inquiry form, and we'll create a tailored experience for your group.

Prague offers various accommodations suitable for groups, from spacious apartments to hotels with multiple rooms. To find the ideal lodging that fits your group's needs and budget, please contact us through our inquiry form, and we'll be happy to assist.

Planning a group trip involves coordinating activities, accommodations, and transportation. We specialize in creating tailor-made group travel experiences. Reach out to us through our inquiry form, and we'll design a customized itinerary to suit your group's interests and preferences.

Public transport in Prague is affordable and efficient, with trams and metro stations covering all major sights. For larger groups, private transfers, guided tours with transport, or hop-on-hop-off bus services are great options. We can assist in organizing group-friendly transport—just reach out through our inquiry form.

Prague is a romantic city with plenty of experiences for couples. Stroll hand in hand across Charles Bridge, enjoy panoramic views from Petrin Hill, or take a private Vltava River cruise at sunset. Indulge in a candlelit dinner at a historic restaurant or visit a luxurious spa for a relaxing retreat. Our Ultimate Prague Guide has the best recommendations for a memorable couples’ getaway.

For a fun experience, couples can explore Prague’s trendy cocktail bars, visit a beer spa, or catch a live jazz performance in an intimate setting. Thrill-seekers can join a ghost tour through the city’s medieval streets or visit interactive museums, like the Illusion Art Museum or the Speculum Alchemiae Alchemy museum. For more local tips, check out our Ultimate Prague Guide.

Prague is filled with romantic locations perfect for couples. Enjoy a leisurely stroll through the Vrtba Garden, a Baroque terraced garden offering beautiful city views. Take a horse-drawn carriage ride through the charming streets of the Old Town, or enjoy a picnic by the river. For a panoramic view, climb the Old Town Hall Tower together. 

Prague's culinary scene offers a variety of experiences for couples. Dine at Michelin-starred restaurants like La Degustation Bohême Bourgeoise for an upscale experience. Visit traditional Czech eateries to savor local dishes such as svíčková. For a unique experience, consider a dinner cruise on the Vltava River, combining delightful cuisine with scenic views. Our Ultimate Prague Guide includes recommendations for the best dining spots to suit your preferences.

Yes, Prague is a family-friendly city offering numerous activities suitable for children of all ages. From interactive museums to expansive parks and engaging cultural sites, there's plenty to keep families entertained.

Prague offers a range of family-friendly accommodations, from hotels with spacious family rooms to serviced apartments and guesthouses. Centrally located areas like Malá Strana and the Old Town provide easy access to major attractions. Find specific hotel recommendations in our  Ultimate Prague Guide. which includes a detailed list of hotel recommendations.

While Prague's cobblestone streets can be challenging for strollers, many areas are accessible. Opt for a sturdy stroller with good suspension, and consider using public transportation, which is generally stroller-friendly, to navigate longer distances.