Prague - Vyšehrad Cemetery and Slavín

Like many monuments, St. Peter and Paul´s Church has a long construction history. You will not see much from the original Roman basilica which was set up in the 11th century, that is because the current shape was influenced by a great neo-Gothic reconstruction at the turn of the 19th and 20th centuries ...

Its history isn’t long, yet students still study about it at school. When after a month of the opening in 1881 the newly opened theatre burned down and was considered a huge national disaster. A wave of solidarity and financial collections enabled the theatre to open for the second time only two years later ...

The art nouveau palace Lucerna was built at the beginning of the 20th century and is just one of many pleasant social and cultural centers of the city. People come here to dance, listen to music, drink coffee or to watch a movie. The art nouveau cinema has been reflecting images since 1909 and is the longest ...

The spectacular neo-Renaissance villa was built as a summer residence for Moritz Gröbe in 1890. The Communist regime gave it to the pioneer movement and so this beautiful building was not renovated until the beginning of the 21st century. Today the villa is a proud and dominant feature of Havlíčkovy sady ...

Wenceslas Square is the heart of Prague and it beats all day. The square is bordered by the National Museum and houses in Mustek, which were constructed in the 14th century. Today in place of the medieval patrician houses there can be predominantly found mostly modern architecture. The passageways are also ...

Novotný’s Footbridge will always be full of tourists looking for the best shot of Prague Castle and Charles Bridge. Previously there was a group of mills. But today people come for entertainment in the clubs, a good meal in the restaurants which have beautiful views of Charles Bridge or and the museum which ...