Category: Architectural attractions and landmarks

Cesky Krumlov Castle dominates the small, historic town of Cesky Krumlov in the heart of Southern Bohemia. Despite Cesky Krumlov's many attractions, the Castle should not be missed. For starters, it appears to be everywhere. You'll have a hard time finding a street from which you can't see the tower….

This tour to Kutna Hora, a UNESCO-listed town one hour east of Prague, will take you to the magnificent and stunning town. Admire the ossuary, a medieval chapel with the bones of 40,000 individuals adorning its inside (many of whom died from the plague). Explore the magnificent St. Barbara Cathedral…

Charles Bridge (Karlův most) is a historic bridge in Prague, Czech Republic, crossing the Vltava River. Its building began in 1357 under the rule of King Charles IV and was completed in the early 15th century. The bridge substituted the ancient Judith Bridge constructed in 1158–1172, which was severely damaged…

Prague Astronomical Clock was attached to the Old Town Hall in the Czech Republic's capital of Prague and is called locally Prague Orloj. To be more precise, the clock was put in place in place in 1410, making it the third-oldest astronomical clock in the world and the oldest of…

The historic heart of medieval Prague is Prague Old Town (Staré Město), centered on one of the most beautiful squares in Europe – Old Town Square (Staroměstské náměstí). It is constantly crowded with visitors enjoying impressive display of Gothic and Baroque architecture, and some of the most iconic sights of…

St. Vitus Cathedral – Saints Vitus, Wenceslaus and Adalbert Metropolitan Cathedral is Prague's Roman Catholic Metropolitan Cathedral, the archbishop's seat of Prague. The cathedral was devoted to Saint Vitus until 1997 and is still frequently referred to only as the Cathedral of Saint Vitus. Quick facts Name: St. Vitus Cathedral…