Toy Museum Prague

This row of tiny houses is one of the most photogenic places in Prague. Local myth links the name with the alchemists who served at the court of Rudolf II, but they never actually lived here. These picturesque surroundings influenced a number of writers and artists – the most famous personality to live here ...

The Hotel U Zlaté Studně is the original residence of the famous astronomer, Tychon Brahe, and is situated against the inspiring backdrop of Prague’s Malá Strana district. The hotel offers 17 luxurious rooms and two magnificent suites in the style of the period when Emperor Rudolf II ruled Bohemia. The hotel ...

Nothing was preserved of the original greenhouse for growing figs and the orangery designed for cultivation of exotic fruit and Mediterranean flora. The Swedish army, which razed the Royal Garden to the ground, is to blame for this. It was not until after 1989 that the greenhouse, which is nowadays again used ...

There are several gardens in the grounds of Prague Castle, which are open to the public free of charge. Whereas the North Garden is one of the historically most valuable, there is an enchanting view over the historical part of the city from the South Garden.

In the oldest, beautifully vaulted spaces of the Senate building, or to be more precise in the long inaccessible cellars of Prague's Wallenstein Palace, you'll discover a permanent exhibition of official gifts.

Between 1538 and 1560 Ferdinand I had the Royal Summer Palace, aka Queen Anne’s Summer Palace, built on the eastern side of the Royal gardens behind Prague Castle. The palace reopened in 2011 following six years of renovation work.