Prague Travel Package

Packages in Prague

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Prague Vacation Packages

This Prague location is home to around 1,200,000 people.

Charles Bridge is of course, known throughout the world.

Rediscover the joys of childhood at the LunaPark and Miniature Museum. The Petrin Funicular Railway and Aquacentrum Sutka are also great places to visit if you want to keep the good times coming.

An hour or two observing the watery worlds of Sea World will deepen your appreciation for this incredible planet of ours.

Whether your kids are fans of colorful birds or scaly reptiles, the Prague Zoo and the Terarium Praha have something for all tastes.

Have you been wondering what it is that makes the beer here so delicious? Take the trip to the Staropramen Brewery or the Strahov Monastery Brewery and discover the secrets to making a great brew.

Strange and unusual native and exotic plants, interesting trees and long, winding footpaths await at the Prague Botanical Gardens and the Kinsky Garden. Many travelers also enjoy wandering around the Garden on the Ramparts and the Vojan Gardens.

For fresh air and relaxation, grab some lunch and find a shady corner at one of the area's leafy green spaces, such as the Royal Garden or Kampa Park. You'll also find plenty of space to lounge about in the grass at Charles Square and Riegrovy Sady.

Learn a bit more about Prague by collecting some pamphlets and chatting to the staff at Prague Information Service and Tourist Information Centre Old Town Hall.

If the sun's out, the sparkling, mirror-like surface of Lake Hostivar is a fantastic sight.

Nature lovers should be sure to check out Kunratice Forest.

Grab a friend and explore some of the many exhibition spaces in the area. Prague Castle and the Mucha Museum offer a range of collections that are bound to spark your curiosity. You might also want to consider a visit to Vysehrad Castle and Old Jewish Cemetery.

Admire the diverse range of artifacts, models and displays at Stefanik Observatory or Prague Planetarium, an educative day out for geniuses and amateurs alike.

Prague is a hub of artistic activity, with gallery and exhibition spaces galore. Start off your tour of this creative paradise at the Kinsky Palace and the Lobkowicz Palace. If you can fit them in, the Schwarzenberg Palace and the Sternberg Palace are also well worth checking out.

The past comes to life at the Czech National Museum and the Jewish Ceremonial Hall thanks to their wide range of fascinating exhibits. The Prague City Museum and the Podskalska Customs Office at Vyton are also worthwhile choices.

Take a step back in time with a visit to the Charles University or the Astronomical Clock, just a couple of the historical sites here. When it comes to days of old, there's always more to discover. St. Vitus Cathedral and Karlstejn Castle are also great places to stop by.

Novotného lávka is a grand structure that has provided an important crossing for residents from both sides of the river.

The historic structures at Vysehrad National Cultural Monument are excellent places to explore if you take an interest in past conflicts or warfare.

Some of the region's most powerful families have called Queen Anne's Summer Palace and Old Royal Palace "home" over the years. Be sure to snap some photos as you take in their ornate architecture and lavish interiors. Clam-Gallas Palace and Cernin Palace are two more magnificent dwellings that have plenty of stories to tell.

Want to venture to a place that seems like it's right out of a fairy tale? Make time to stop at the area's awesome castles. Prepare to be amazed as you contemplate the rich history woven into Troja Chateau, Prague Castle Entrance Gate and Pruhonice castle - Institute of Botany.

The spiritual side of the region is on display at Strahov Monastery and the Old-New Synagogue. If you want to check out a couple more religious sites, have a stroll around Tyn Church and the Pinkas Synagogue.

Before you pack up your suitcase and head home, be sure to stop by some of the lesser-known attractions here. The Lucerna Palace and the Bobsleigh Track are recommended options. Also, think about seeing the Cubist Lamp Post and the Proudy Sculpture if you have time.

Accommodation in Prague

As it's the nation's capital, finding a place to stay in Prague ought to be a breeze. There are no less than 660 Prague hotels that are currently listed with Expedia.

Visitors looking for lodgings at the upper-end of the scale will be delighted, Prague features a range of upscale hotels, including the Four Seasons Hotel Prague, at Veleslavinova 2a, and the Mandarin Oriental, Prague, at Nebovidska 459/1. Alternatively, The Alice Apartment House, at Praha 8 - Karlín Sokolovská 30, and the Abex Hostel, at Zelivského 2726/2, are two offerings worth considering if you're after a bargain.

Charles Bridge is a not-to-be-missed sight for those visiting Prague. If you would prefer to stay in the vicinity of this highly popular attraction, the Augustine, a Luxury Collection Hotel, Prague and the Golden Well Hotel are both great choices.