Václavské náměstí
The Velvet Revolution ended here in 1989. Standing where that crowd gathered, under the St. Wenceslas statue, still hits differently.
Things to Do in Prague
Prague — Thing to Do on ViaTravelers
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Staroměstské náměstí
The Astronomical Clock draws the crowds, but the real show is the Gothic and Baroque skyline behind them — give it an hour minimum.
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Old Jewish Cemetery Prague
Twelve layers of graves, 12,000 tilting stones, and one plot of land. Prague’s Old Jewish Cemetery holds more history per square foot than anywhere I’ve been.
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John Lennon Wall
The wall gets repainted constantly — what you see today won’t exist tomorrow. That impermanence is exactly the point.
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Prague Astronomical Clock
The Orloj has run continuously since 1410. The hourly Apostle show is 45 seconds — the clock itself deserves far longer.
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Prague Metronome
The Prague Metronome, symbolizing freedom from communist rule and standing where a Stalin monument once did, offers a unique view of the city from Letná Park.
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Charles Bridge
Plan a Charles Bridge visit with its verified history, quieter times to walk, tower access, photography tips, and a practical Old Town-to-Malá Strana route.
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St Vitus Cathedral
Explore the historical St. Vitus Cathedral in Prague, featuring Gothic architecture, Bohemian Crown Jewels, and the largest bell in the Czech Republic.
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Prague Castle
Prague Castle is massive — 70,000 square meters massive. Most people see the cathedral and leave. The Golden Lane is where it gets interesting.