Prague
The capital of the Czech Republic has played since its origin an important role in the history of the nation, the country and Europe. Since the 9th century already Prague was the centre of the Czech state, the settlement town of the princes and kings and since 1918 also the seat of the Presidents of the republic. The unique historic core includes unique examples of all building styles – the Romanesque rotundas and basilicas, Gothic temples, Renaissance palaces, an extensive collection of the Prague Baroque, Neo-Renaissance and Secession buildings. Thanks to its uniqueness the centre of Prague, together with the Prague Castle, Charles Bridge and a number of churches, palaces and gardens is inscribed in the UNESCO World Cultural and Natural Heritage List.
- Castles and Chateaus
- Prague Castle
- Chateau Ctěnice
- Museums and Galleries, Open-air Museums
- Bertramka
- Czech Museum of Music
- Chodovská vodní tvrz (Chodov Water Stronghold)
- Museum of Alfons Mucha
- Anežský klášter (Anežský Nunnery)
- Letohrádek Hvězda (Summer-house Hvězda)
- Museum of the Capital of Prague
- The National Gallery in Prague
- The National Museum
- Spiritual Monuments
- St. Vitus Cathedral
- Loreta
- Maisel Synagogue
- Staronová synagoga (The Old-New Synagogue)
- Vyšehrad
- Tower of the Temple of St. Nicholas
- Strahov Monastery
- Church of the Virgin Mary Victorious with the Prague Infant Jesus
- The Old Jewish Cemetery and Pinkas Synagogue
- The Spanish Synagogue
- Natural Points of Interest
- Botanical Garden of the Capital of Prague
- ZOO Prague
- Palace Gardens of the Prague Castle
- Vrtbovská Garden
- The Others
- Jindřišská Tower
- Kampa
- Charles Bridge
- Křižík Fountain
- Staroměstská Bridge Tower
- The National Theatre
- Petřín Observation Tower
- Staroměstská radnice (Old-Town Town Hall)
- Labyrinth at Petřín
- Malostranské Bridge Towers
- Prašná brána