Prague has long been considered one of the most beautiful cities in all of Europe. Its highlights include a mix of Gothic, baroque and Renaissance buildings that have stood the test of time, enduring floods, wars and political transitions. You will find well-worn cobblestones as streets with thousands of visitors treading over them, as well as grand halls, strong landmarks built with thick iron and winding alleyways full of mystery. Prague has an atmosphere unmatched in Europe, full of energy and vigor, despite its harrowing past. It is known as the “City of a Hundred Spires” because of its many churches and towers. Just look at the skyline and you will see spires as far as the eye can see. Yet you will still find all of the big city life, as Prague is the center of the commercialism and industrialism of the Czech Republic. As the capital and largest city in the country, Prague was developed as an interaction of routes connecting key centers on the European continent. Since the fall of Communism in 1989, Prague has become one of the largest tourist attractions in Europe. You must visit this rich and brilliant city at least once in your life. You must experience a city this precious and wonderful.

Prague Travel Guides
 Frommer's Prague
 Lonely Planet Prague
 Let's Go Prague
 Fodors Prague