Red rooftops, stone bridges and a castle watching over the river. Prague is a symbol of old-world Europe—but it also feels wonderfully local. Once a cluster of medieval settlements, it’s grown into a tapestry of distinct quarters, each with its own rhythm and surprises.
Step beyond the crowds on Charles Bridge and the astronomical clock’s hourly spectacle, and you’ll find a city that moves at your pace. Wander quiet courtyards, take refuge in a sunlit café, or linger on a park bench overlooking the Vltava—Prague is spacious enough to feel personal.
From hearty Czech classics to inventive contemporary cuisine, the city’s food scene is as varied as its architecture. Start your morning with a fresh koláč, warm up at lunch with a bowl of česnečka, then end the evening with something modern and global. In Prague, authenticity is baked into every bite and every street you stroll.
