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  • You want a romantic city break in one of Europe's favourite capitals
  • You're looking for a fun nightlife weekend with friends
  • You love cultural and historical attractions and sights

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Referred to as “the most beautiful city in the world”, Prague is also known as the Golden City or City of One Hundred Towers.

Discover Holidays in Prague

Built along the Vltava River, the Czech Republic’s capital Prague boasts a wealth of cultural and historical treasures.

Made up of four quarters, the Old Town (Stare Mesto), New Town (Nove Mesto), the Lesser Town (Mala Strana) and the Castle area (Hradcany), Prague is...

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Referred to as “the most beautiful city in the world”, Prague is also known as the Golden City or City of One Hundred Towers.

Discover Holidays in Prague

Built along the Vltava River, the Czech Republic’s capital Prague boasts a wealth of cultural and historical treasures.

Made up of four quarters, the Old Town (Stare Mesto), New Town (Nove Mesto), the Lesser Town (Mala Strana) and the Castle area (Hradcany), Prague is bursting with things to see and do.

Whether you’re travelling as a couple or as a group, Prague holidays are an unforgettable experience.

At just two hour’s flight away you could be enjoying a holiday in Prague sooner than you think.

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Explore Prague

Prague holidays are the perfect mix of culture, great food and beautiful sights.

The best way to explore Prague is on foot.

Crossing the city’s many picturesque bridges, you’ll find street after street of stunning architecture including the Church of St Nicholas, the Old Town Square and Prague Castle. Prague Castle is not only one of the biggest castles in the world, but it’s also home to the Czech Crown Jewels, the National Art Gallery and a toy museum.

A holiday to Prague wouldn’t be complete without a boat trip along the Vltava River and under the famous Charles Bridge and don’t miss out on the fascinating museums in the city such as the Frank Kafka Museum.

If you want to learn more about the city and its history, take a tour around the pre-war Jewish neighbourhoods and visit the Museum of Communism.

  • Learn about Prague's buzzing after-dark scene with our guide to the city's best clubs, bars and pubs on our Prague nightlife page.

Prague with Children

A Prague holiday is a great choice for families as there are some great attractions in the city to keep kids entertained. Prague Zoo is open every day and is home to hundreds of animals. Children under 3 get in free and during the summer there are daily shows, feeding and training of the animals.

A trip to Petrin Tower is also a must on a family holiday in Prague as you can take a mini train up the mountain, visit the park and Mirror Maze at the top and climb the 300 steps up the tower for spectacular views over the city.

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Prague for Couples

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The list of sites to see together in Prague is practically inexhaustible.

Couples on holidays to Prague can visit a wealth of popular historical attractions such as the spectacular Prague Castle, the bustling Old Town Square and the famous Charles Bridge.

There is an abundance of stunning...

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The list of sites to see together in Prague is practically inexhaustible.

Couples on holidays to Prague can visit a wealth of popular historical attractions such as the spectacular Prague Castle, the bustling Old Town Square and the famous Charles Bridge.

There is an abundance of stunning architecture to see, from the Gothic Astronomical Clock to the 18th century St Nicholas Church. There are also exquisite gardens to discover within Prague.

Discover the secret hidden corners and breath-taking views from the gardens within the castle grounds.

Stromovka Park is Prague’s largest central park. It used to be a royal hunting ground in medieval times and is perfect for a romantic picnic or afternoon stroll.

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The quality and range of restaurants in Prague has increased over the past decade, and the city is home to plenty of cosy spots where you can enjoy a delicious meal for two.

As well as finding restaurants serving traditional fare, there are also French, Italian and Asian cuisines available.

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The quality and range of restaurants in Prague has increased over the past decade, and the city is home to plenty of cosy spots where you can enjoy a delicious meal for two.

As well as finding restaurants serving traditional fare, there are also French, Italian and Asian cuisines available.

For some of the best, romantic dining in Prague head away from the central areas and try the terraced restaurants along the river or the luxurious dining establishments below the castle.

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Prague is bursting with a huge number of museums, galleries and theatres.

The National Gallery is not just one building but rather a collection of galleries showcasing Prague’s finest artworks.

There’s also impressive Gothic artwork at St Agnes Convent.

Couples on Prague holidays have a...

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Prague is bursting with a huge number of museums, galleries and theatres.

The National Gallery is not just one building but rather a collection of galleries showcasing Prague’s finest artworks.

There’s also impressive Gothic artwork at St Agnes Convent.

Couples on Prague holidays have a wonderful choice of museums to visit including, the Jewish Museum, National Museum and Museum of the City of Prague.

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lowcostholidays.com has a fantastic selection of central Prague hotels.

Couples can enjoy a great value stay at the 3 star Hotel St George, which has been carefully restored to its 18th century magnificence.

Choose the 4 star Grand Majestic Plaza which has a great location close to the...

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lowcostholidays.com has a fantastic selection of central Prague hotels.

Couples can enjoy a great value stay at the 3 star Hotel St George, which has been carefully restored to its 18th century magnificence.

Choose the 4 star Grand Majestic Plaza which has a great location close to the Municipal House, Republic Square and Palladium shopping mall.

For couples who want to unwind in peace after busy days sightseeing, the Hotel Popelka is located in a quiet spot of the city but is still close to the National Theatre and Vysehrad Castle.

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Prague Group Holidays

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Prague’s vibrant nightlife has made it a European hotspot for groups who want something different from their clubbing holiday.

From relaxed evenings enjoying the famous (and cheap!) local beers in the pub, to finding the best clubs for late night dancing, the nightlife in Prague offers something...

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Prague’s vibrant nightlife has made it a European hotspot for groups who want something different from their clubbing holiday.

From relaxed evenings enjoying the famous (and cheap!) local beers in the pub, to finding the best clubs for late night dancing, the nightlife in Prague offers something unique for everyone.

There are plenty of Irish bars to keep the revellers happy, and those looking for something different can root out the quirky jazz clubs. With late night eateries and plenty of nightclubs, Prague is popular with groups looking for a fun party holiday, and for those well-deserved nights off, Prague’s nightlife also offers a laid-back and friendly atmosphere with cocktail bars and late night restaurants.

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Clubs in Prague come in all shapes and sizes.

You can find exclusive nightclubs in Wenceslas Square, or head to Lavka Bar and Club in the summer for one of the best open air parties in Prague.

If you’re looking for a superclub, try Karlovy Lazne Club.

This is the largest nightclub of its type...

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Clubs in Prague come in all shapes and sizes.

You can find exclusive nightclubs in Wenceslas Square, or head to Lavka Bar and Club in the summer for one of the best open air parties in Prague.

If you’re looking for a superclub, try Karlovy Lazne Club.

This is the largest nightclub of its type in Prague and it spreads over five floors, each with its own theme, from 70’s disco, to chillout, to trance and techno.

The M1 lounge has free entry and is Prague’s most central nightclub, with smart booths, large dance floors and a big cocktail list – Ladies Night on Wednesdays!

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Prague is one of Europe’s most historical cities and groups will never find a lack of things to see, visit or photograph.

Check out the classic sites such as Charles Bridge, Prague Castle and the Municipal House.

For something more offbeat, look out for sculptures by controversial artist David...

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Prague is one of Europe’s most historical cities and groups will never find a lack of things to see, visit or photograph.

Check out the classic sites such as Charles Bridge, Prague Castle and the Municipal House.

For something more offbeat, look out for sculptures by controversial artist David Cerny – his works in Prague include giant babies climbing the Zizkov TV tower and a couple of statues writing literary quotes in a rather rude way!

There's even a Sex Machines Museum that gives discounts to large parties.

There are also plenty of parks and pubs to while away the hours; enjoy traditional hearty fare, sit back and soak up the bohemian atmosphere of Prague.

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Duo Hotel

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Groups staying in Prague will find great value at the 4 star Duo Hotel Prague.

Although on the outskirts of Prague, the metro station right in front of the hotel means you’re in the city centre within 10 minutes.

Duo Hotel includes a sports club, swimming pool, sauna, gym, beauty treatments and...

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Groups staying in Prague will find great value at the 4 star Duo Hotel Prague.

Although on the outskirts of Prague, the metro station right in front of the hotel means you’re in the city centre within 10 minutes.

Duo Hotel includes a sports club, swimming pool, sauna, gym, beauty treatments and even 10 pin bowling.

For something more central, groups can stay at the Hotel Elysee.

This elegant hotel is located on Wenceslas Square with plenty of restaurants, shops and bars on its doorstep.

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Prague Culture Holidays

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Prague is full of cultural sites to visit.

Prague Castle is one of the largest castle complexes in the world and you can take a long or short tour of the grounds and marvel at the spectacular views, pretty gardens and St Vitus Cathedral.

The Jewish Quarter has beautiful synagogues and the...

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Prague is full of cultural sites to visit.

Prague Castle is one of the largest castle complexes in the world and you can take a long or short tour of the grounds and marvel at the spectacular views, pretty gardens and St Vitus Cathedral.

The Jewish Quarter has beautiful synagogues and the Jewish Town Hall has a clock that runs backwards, due to its Hebrew script face. Next to the Municipal House you’ll also find the famous Astronomical Clock.

The churches in Prague are well worth a visit too; don’t miss the remarkable Church of St Nicholas.

Keep your eyes peeled for sculptures by David Cerny – Prague’s controversial, contemporary artist.

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Prague has a wealth of museums.

Celebrating the architecture and arts of Prague is the Museum of Decorative Arts.

There’s also a Military Museum, Jewish Museum and the Museum of the City of Prague, which houses a 20 square foot model of Prague. Prague’s also home to the second largest...

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Prague has a wealth of museums.

Celebrating the architecture and arts of Prague is the Museum of Decorative Arts.

There’s also a Military Museum, Jewish Museum and the Museum of the City of Prague, which houses a 20 square foot model of Prague. Prague’s also home to the second largest exhibition of Barbie dolls, housed at the Toy Museum in Prague Castle.

For something more risqué, you can find the Sex Machine Museum in Prague’s Old Town.

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The best place for opera in Prague is the National Theatre, highly rated amongst Prague’s opera experts.

For the best classical music, make an evening of watching the Czech Philharmonic Orchestra at the Rudolfinum.

Or if you’re a Mozart fan, see where he conducted the Don Giovanni premiere at...

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The best place for opera in Prague is the National Theatre, highly rated amongst Prague’s opera experts.

For the best classical music, make an evening of watching the Czech Philharmonic Orchestra at the Rudolfinum.

Or if you’re a Mozart fan, see where he conducted the Don Giovanni premiere at the stunning Estates Theatre.

Jazz is very popular in Prague and the city has a great many jazz clubs and venues.

For something different head to the Black Out Theatre where all the performances are neon-coloured and fantastical, all performed underneath black lights for a surreal effect.

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For 5 star luxury in the centre of Old Town choose the Paris Hotel Prague.

Next to the Municipal House and the Powder Tower, this stylish hotel is decorated in a timeless fashion, perfect for an unforgettable city break in Prague.

For a cheap Prague break right in the centre of the city choose...

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For 5 star luxury in the centre of Old Town choose the Paris Hotel Prague.

Next to the Municipal House and the Powder Tower, this stylish hotel is decorated in a timeless fashion, perfect for an unforgettable city break in Prague.

For a cheap Prague break right in the centre of the city choose the Hotel City Centre.

This 3 star hotel is the perfect option for a budget stay in Prague and enjoys a fantastic location close to all the major cultural sites.

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Prague Stag Weekends

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Prague has over 800 pubs serving local Czech beer at cheap prices.

Enjoy the local Pillsner Urquell at the comfy pubs serving traditional food or choose one of the many Irish bars serving international beers.

If you fancy staying in one spot check out Prague’s Hooters Bar – live sport on...

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Prague has over 800 pubs serving local Czech beer at cheap prices.

Enjoy the local Pillsner Urquell at the comfy pubs serving traditional food or choose one of the many Irish bars serving international beers.

If you fancy staying in one spot check out Prague’s Hooters Bar – live sport on large screens, hearty food and plenty of beer on hand all day.

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Prague has a variety of nightclubs perfect for Stag celebrations.

If you want something loud and fun, head to Lucerna nightclub in Prague’s New Town.

With 80s theme nights at the weekends and disco video nights, this unpretentious nightclub is perfect for having a boogie and letting your hair...

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Prague has a variety of nightclubs perfect for Stag celebrations.

If you want something loud and fun, head to Lucerna nightclub in Prague’s New Town.

With 80s theme nights at the weekends and disco video nights, this unpretentious nightclub is perfect for having a boogie and letting your hair down.

For something more suave head to the M1 lounge. With velvet booths, a huge cocktail list and funky dance floors, M1 lounge plays the best of dance and chart music.

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Prague is great for Stag (and Hen!) events as it offers plenty of fun daytime activities too.

Prague is one of Europe’s most historical cities and groups will never find a lack of things to see, visit or photograph.

Check out the classic sites such as Charles Bridge, Prague Castle and the...

read more

Prague is great for Stag (and Hen!) events as it offers plenty of fun daytime activities too.

Prague is one of Europe’s most historical cities and groups will never find a lack of things to see, visit or photograph.

Check out the classic sites such as Charles Bridge, Prague Castle and the Municipal House. For something more offbeat, look out for sculptures by controversial artist David Cerny – his works in Prague include giant babies climbing the Zizkov TV tower and a couple of statues writing literary quotes in a rather rude way!

Or if you’re feeling risqué, check out the Sex Machine Museum.

There are also plenty of parks and pubs to while away the hours; enjoy traditional hearty fare, sit back and soak up the bohemian atmosphere of Prague.

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Duo Hotel Prague

Groups staying in Prague will find great value at the 4* Duo Hotel Prague.

Although on the outskirts of Prague, the metro station right in front of the hotel means you’re in the city centre within 10 minutes. Duo Hotel includes a sports club, swimming pool, sauna, gym and even 10 pin bowling.

  • Prague Travel Information

    Language
    Czech (English widely spoken)
    Currency
    Czech Crown or Koruna
    Local time
    GMT +1 hour
    Local airport
    Prague
    Flight time
    3 hours
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