Prague with its 1.3m inhabitants is divided into four sections each with its own personality. The Old Town (Star Mesto) conveys the atmosphere of European cities centuries ago with its narrow winding streets and venerable buildings. New Town (Nove Mesto) was built in 1348 and is distinguished by wide avenues and squares. Hradeany (Castle District) and Mala Strana (Lesser Town) complete the city.

 As would be expected, many of Prague’s architectural gems are to be found in the Old Town. Here you can visit the City Museum, St. Agnes Convent, and the National Gallery and a host of other historical sites. In Lesser Town, visitors are drawn along its ancient cobblestoned streets to the inspiring St. Nicholas’ Cathedral. The magnificent Prague Castle is found in the Castle District. Other landmark sites are the Old Town Square and the Old Jewish Quarter situated in Old Town, St. Vitus Cathedral, the Old Royal Palace, and St. George’s Basilica. A profusion of flowers greets you in the many gardens and parks that dot the city. South of Prague are the famous Carlsbad Thermal Springs. Various tour services offer tours within the city as well as to the sights outside of Prague. After a day of sightseeing, numerous restaurants, bars and nightclubs provide evening entertainment.