Today I will take you on Charles Bridge. But in the morning. Before the hustle and bustle begins. Discover the history, the statues, and the many hidden details that are often overlooked because of the crowds.
Don’t hesitate to bring your furry sidekick to Prague! The Czechs are dog lovers extraordinaire, and this blog post is your ultimate guide to planning the paw-fect holiday with your four-legged friend.
There are a few things to know before coming to Prague about: dogs, water, tipping, beer or for example toilets. So, let´s check together how it works here.
This article is dedicated to all of you who are interested in touring with me and exploring Prague in a less touristy way.
Prague Castle district is not only the Castle, believe me. During only a short walk you can discover so much more.
I always say that 3 full days for a Prague first timer are minimum, 5 days are great and the whole week is absolutely ideal.
Is the Old Town better than the New Town? Is it safe there? Will you need a taxi or public transport to get to the sights…? Learn from a local and find the best hotel for you.
This small area under Prague Castle is full beautiful Baroque, Renaissance houses, churches and palaces but also full of tiny, charming, hidden gems often missed by tourists. Let me take you for a short tour around some of them.
Do you know that the green metro line is “Christmas markets line”? And do you know where local go to visit Christmas markets? Learn from the new blog post!
Czech Christmas is full of unusual and bizarre customs. Who brings the gifts and why do we keep carp scales in the wallets all year round?