Prag Kalesi ve St. Vitus Katedrali
One of the world's largest castle complexes, home to the Gothic St. Vitus Cathedral.
- Category
- Historic site
- Duration
- 3 h
- Price
- $$
- Best time
- Morning
Tip: Watch the changing of the guard at noon.
Show on mapPrague is a rich cultural city with Gothic and Baroque monuments, Jewish heritage and a lively music tradition. Most historic sites are within walking distance of each other.
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One of the world's largest castle complexes, home to the Gothic St. Vitus Cathedral.
Tip: Watch the changing of the guard at noon.
Show on mapA 14th-century stone bridge lined with 30 statues.
Tip: Come at sunrise for photos without crowds.
Show on mapA medieval clock working since 1410, famous for its hourly procession of figures.
Tip: The show draws crowds, so arrive five minutes early.
Show on mapThe gold-roofed national stage on the Vltava presenting opera, ballet and drama.
Tip: Buy performance tickets online in advance.
Show on mapA cultural building famed for Art Nouveau architecture, home to Smetana Hall.
Tip: Book a concert ticket ahead and attend an evening show.
Show on mapOne of Europe's oldest active synagogues, in use since the 13th century.
Tip: Men must cover their heads, and it is closed on Saturdays for worship.
Show on mapA 12th-century monastery famed for its Baroque library halls.
Tip: The library halls can only be viewed from the doorway, and photos cost a small fee.
Show on mapA graffiti wall in Malá Strana covered in messages of freedom since the 1980s.
Tip: The paint changes constantly, so feel free to leave a message.
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