Prague is a city that is rich in history and character, as shown by the Gothic and medieval influences of its buildings. It is a very exciting city to explore as there is so much to see and many things to do in Prague.
From the famous John Lennon to wall to the beautiful Old Square, this is one city where you won’t be bored.
Here are the seven unmissable things to do in Prague…
Charles Bridge is perhaps, Prague’s most iconic landmark in the city. This bridge is nearly 700 years old and is the link that connects Prague Castle and Old Town.
As cliche of a tourist activity there is to do here in Prague, crossing the Charles Bridge is an absolute unmissable activity.
Old Town Square is the cultural centre of Prague and is home to swarms of tourists. There is so much to see in Old Town Square from the beautiful baroque architecture and a festive atmosphere with street musicians and performers.
Come to the Old Town Square for the liveliest experience in Prague and visit some of the nearby sites in this charming part of Prague.
Prague Castle is the most popular tourist attraction and is situated high above on a hill overlooking the river. It’s prominent spires and towers stand out and the castle looks more like a fortress than it does a castle. Today, it is the official residence of the Czech president.
Needless to say, you definitely have to come up to this beautiful Castle to visit and admire this elegant and fascinating structure.
The Astronomical Clock is exactly what it sounds like: a big, mechanical clock! Every hour, large crowds of tourists gather around this clock to watch the Astronomical Clock in action.
Created in 1410, the Astronomical Clock is one of the oldest astronomical clocks in the world and is enough reason to come check it out in the Old Town.
St. Vitus Cathedral is another must-visit in Prague is located on the Prague Castle grounds. Despite all of the history dating back hundreds of years, this Cathedral was only finished in 1929.
At this Cathedral, you will find mosaics, tombs, and stained glass work that dates back hundreds of years. These masterpieces makes this Cathedral a worthwhile visit in Prague.
The National Monument on Vitkov is a massive bronze-statue memorial with the one-eyed warrior, Jan Žižka, proudly watching over the city of Prague. The memorial building on top of Vítkov Hill was built to honour the Czechoslovak legionaries.
Come to this monument to gain a greater perspective of the cultural heroes of the Czech Republic.
The John Lennon Wall is a very cool tribute to the legendary singer of the Beatles. Located behind a church, this wall is a beautiful and locally-created mural where visitors are encouraged to draw on the wall.
If you’re a true Beatles fan, you need to come and take a few pictures of this wall and then head on over to the nearby Beatles Cafe for a drink.
Born and raised in Vancouver, Canada, James has always had an inquisitive nature and traveling is now his biggest passion. His biggest thrills are visiting places he's never been to and exploring different cultures. James counts Athens, Tokyo, and Rome as the top three places he's visited.
