Prague Hotels

Prague Castle (Prazsky Hrad) may be the largest ancient castle in the world - 570m long, an average of 128m wide and occupying 18 acres!
Prague is the capital city of the Czech Republic which lies at the center of Europe, sharing borders with Germany, Austria, Slovakia and Poland. There are a number of border crossings with excellent connections by car, bus, train or plane.
Petrin Hill - This 320m hill is has a network of eight public parks, it is one of Prague's largest green spaces.
In the center of the Stare Mesto (the Old Town) is the huge 4.2 acre Old Town Square. It has been Prague's heart since the 10th century.
One ticket (juzdenka) can be used for the Prague metro, bus, tram or the railway up Petrin Hill.
The standard meal offered in almost every Prague restaurant, is 'knedlo, zelo, vepro' (bread dumpling, sauerkraut and roast pork).
Ice Hockey is a very popular sport in the Czech Republic, with Prague hosting the World Cup this year!
The Czech Republic and the Slovak Republic were founded in 1993 after the division of Czechoslovakia.

Extend your European Stay or take a City Break to:Amsterdam, Venice, London, Rome, Madrid, Ibiza

Prague (Praha) has become one of the most popular tourist destinations in Europe. No other European capital contains six hundred years of architecture so completely untouched by natural disaster or war. Prague's rich collection of Gothic, baroque, and Renaissance buildings has emerged unscathed from centuries of strife.

Prague has been called 'the Rome of the North'. Rome was built on seven hills, and Prague was built on nine hills: Letna, Vitkov, Opys, Vetrov, Skalka, Emauzy, Vysehrad, Karlov and the highest of all, Petrin. The mountains, forests and lakes surrounding Prague are enchanting and ideal for outdoor holidays as well as winter sports.