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Nestled in Bohemia is one of Central Europe's crowning jewels: the "Golden City" of Prague. The city's historic center spans both banks of the Vltava River and is connected by the 14th-century Charles Bridge. On one side of the river: the Old Town with its celebrated Astronomical Clock; the vibrant New Town with Wenceslas Square; and the Jewish Quarter, dating back to the 13th century. On the other side you'll find the picturesque Lesser Town with its ancient burgher houses and St. Nicholas Church; and the Hradcany Castle District with Prague Castle, the largest ancient castle in the world. Beyond this is a thriving, cosmopolitan city with plenty of riverside parks, lively beer gardens, museums, and art galleries to explore.
Monograms provides travelers access to a Local Host®, so you will have someone on hand to answer those vacation questions pertaining to Prague and the Czech Republic. No waiting in line at the concierge desk or trying to ask your waitress at breakfast directions to the shopping district. Simply ask your Local Host® about Prague and you'll be on your way in no time. Plus, your Local Host® will share local Prague insights and share suggestions for getting off the beaten path, leaving you more time to create lasting vacation memories that are yours alone.
I was born in Prague. I am keen on European medieval history and began my career working in the medieval section of Prague's metropolitan museum. Being a Local Host allows me to share my love of Prague’s beauties with Monograms’ guests, and I enjoy helping them get to know my city according to their individual interests.
Prague's city center is a UNESCO World Heritage Site. Ask your Local Host about visiting its many monuments.
One of the best ways to see the palaces and churches of the Old Town is a stroll through the medieval streets and across the Charles Bridge - highly recommended. The Old Town Square dates back to the 10th century. Ask about a walking route.
Another walking route possibility is Hussite Prague—sites relating to the Hussite wars of the 15th century.
Enjoy a concert performed in one of the town’s medieval churches.
Ask your Local Host about museums and galleries to suit your interests.
Before the Age of Enlightenment, monasteries carefully guarded their treasures. Now visitors are free to stroll the halls and marvel at the contributions of history's greatest minds. Catch the breathtaking view of the city from the monastery garden.
Built in the 16th century, see this lovely old wine cellar.
Enjoy this classic Art Nouveau mall boasting wonderful shops, theaters, and cafés. Good buys while in Prague are Czech crystal glass items and jewelry, Czech garnets, linen, and classical music.
Local dishes to try include beef sirloin with cream sauce and dumplings, baked pork/duck/goose with red or white cabbage and dumplings, as well as Czech beer and the special herbal liquor Becherovka.
Walk through Na Prikopech Street and Vaclavske square to enjoy local night life.
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