Medieval Architecture Like You've Never Seen

Prague, Czech Republic

Happy Monday traveler!

This week, we’re taking you to the beautiful city of Prague. Get ready for a trip to a Medieval looking gem in Central Europe .

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Prague, the capital of the Czech Republic, is often called ā€œthe City of a Hundred Spiresā€ - and for good reason. With its Gothic cathedrals, cobblestone streets, and Baroque buildings, it looks like something out of a storybook. The Vltava River winds through the city, with iconic bridges like the Charles Bridge connecting the historic Old Town to the castle district.

Lovely views of the Charles Bridge

One of the best places is the Prague Castle, perched on a hill overlooking the city. It’s not just a castle. It’s a massive complex that includes palaces, gardens, and the breathtaking St. Vitus Cathedral, which took nearly 600 years to complete. Whether you’re a coffee drinker or not, you must check out the Starbucks Coffee Prague Castle location for stunning views of the city.

Grab a drink and head up for the best views

In the Old Town Square, visitors can watch the famous Astronomical Clock strike the hour, complete with moving statues that’s been performing since 1410.

The Astronomical Clock

Nearby, narrow streets twist and turn through centuries-old neighborhoods, revealing cozy cafes, hidden courtyards, and shops selling handmade marionettes, glasswork, and delicious pastries like trdelnik.

Trdelnik- A pastry with melted chocolate and ice cream

Prague is also a city of music and culture. It was home to composers like Mozart, and you can still hear classical concerts in old churches or opera in grand halls. But it’s not just about the past - Prague has a vibrant modern side too, with art galleries, cool coffee shops, and a buzzing nightlife. Prague is a place where it feels like time slows down and magic feels real.

*How to Get to Prague:

There are multiple ways to get to Prague. You can fly there (VĆ”clav Havel Airport Prague, PRG) directly from places in the U.S. like New York City, or other European cities. The train system in Europe is phenomenal, which makes getting there from surrounding countries a breeze. It’s also fun to rent a car and see the countryside as you drive there.

Where to Stay:

Iron Gate Hotel and Suites - Right in Old Town and only a three-minute walk away from the Astronomical Clock, comes with airport transfer

Louren Apartments - Stay in an apartment, cook your own meals, and then stroll around Old Town, also has airport transfer available

Golden Well Hotel -Just a ten-minute walk from Prague Castle, full breakfast included, and airport transfer available

Charles Bridge Luxury Apartments - Castle District - This Airbnb is a five-minute walk from Prague Castle and two minutes from the Charles Bridge.

What to Pack:

Pack versatile clothing for different kinds of weather, comfortable walking shoes, reusable water bottle, a universal adaptor, and a small umbrella.

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See you next week,

Trisha & Bob

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