Places to visit for business travelers in Prague

Charles Bridge. The Charles Bridge (Karlův Most) connects the Old Town with Lesser Town. Commissioned by Czech king and Holy Roman Emperor Charles IV and ...

Prague Castle - the third courtyard | It is a composite building complex representing the historical royal residence in several stages The Romanic underground ...

Jewish Town Hall | In 1748, the expelled Jews could finally return to Prague. During the reign of Joseph II, many barriers fell between the Jewish citizens and ...

Historic Site

The Old Town Square is the oldest and most significant square in the historical centre of Prague. Its history dates back to the 10th century, when it served as ...

The Lobkowicz Palace is the restored glory of the Lobkowicz family which not only inhabited it from the 16th century until the Nazi Occupation, but supported ...

Rudolfinum | Rudolfinum is one of the most significant buildings of Bohemian new-Renaissance architecture. It is a joint work of prominent Bohemian architects ...

Ancestors of the National TheatreThe beginnings of theatre in today's Czech Republic date back to the 12th century, when the theatre was played in a church ...

One of the city's most characteristic sights, this massive Neo-Renaissance construction dating back to the late nineteenth century overlooks the town from the ...

Trade Fair Palace | After the first Prague Sample Fair Trade held in 1920, the idea of building a new exhibition ground originated because the old exhibition ...

Petrin Hill. Due to a housing crunch, most young Czechs don't move out of their parents' house until they marry (sometimes long after!). This lack of privacy ...

Situated outside of the city center, near the Prague Zoo, Troja Chateau (Trojsky zamek) is a 17th century Baroque masterpiece. Particularly renowned is the ...