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Highlights and sights in Prague, the golden city

Prague is one of the most beautiful and interesting European capitals! It is the inspiring atmosphere of Prague's Old Town that exerts a special fascination on its visitors. Right on trend: Prague is pulsating, young and on the move. The creative liveliness reflects the current zeitgeist.

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A boat sailing in the river near Falkensteiner Hotels

Boat trip on the Vltava

Discover Prague from the comfort of a boat!

Close-up of chocolate pieces at Falkensteiner Hotels

Chocotopia

Everyone likes chocolate, don't they?

A painted wall with colors at Falkensteiner Hotels

John Lennon Wall

The John Lennon Wall, which is located in the immediate vicinity of Charles Bridge, is a wall full of street art that stands as a symbol for peace, love and freedom.

Close-up of a mug in the dark at Falkensteiner Hotels

Beer Museum

The Beer Museum is located in the heart of Prague and tells a lot about beer production but also about the already 1000-year-old art of brewing in the Czech Republic

The city streets and buildings near Falkensteiner Hotels

Golden alley

The Golden Lane is part of Prague Castle and is also called Alechmists' Lane, because alchemists are said to have worked here in the past to uncover the secret of the artificial production of gold.

The fortified walls of a castle near Falkensteiner Hotels

Prague Underworld

Prague Underworld is the perfect programme for a bad weather day.

Lady posing sensually holding her head up, Falkensteiner Hotels

Museum of the Senses

Experience art through our senses! The Museum of the Senses focuses on our senses through optical illusions, scent tests and other effects.

Close-up of a butterfly sipping nectar at Falkensteiner Hotels

Papilonia Butterfly House

Hundreds of butterflies flutter around the Papilonia butterfly house, impressing with their unique elegance and beauty.

Close-up of constructor toys on a table at Falkensteiner Hotels

LEGO Museum

Who doesn't know Lego? The LEGO Museum in the centre of Prague has the world's largest collection of LEGO exhibits, which will amaze you.

Prague Zoo

Prague Zoo is one of the most beautiful zoos in the world.

Wenceslas Square

Known as Václavské náměstí by the citizens of Prague, it is one of the two most important squares in the city, and forms the centre of Prague's entertainment and nightlife.

Charles Bridge

In its early centuries it was called the Stone Bridge, and it was a Gothic stone bridge connecting two parts of the city, the Old Town and the Lesser Town.

Jewish Graveyard near Falkensteiner Hotels and Residences

Jewish Quarter

The Jewish Quarter is located between the Old Town Square and Vltava River.

Old Town Square

The Old Town Square, or Staroměstské náměstí, is the main square within the historic quarter of Prague, and was completed in the 14th century.

Lesser Town

The Lesser Town is just a 10-minute walk from the centre of the Old Town Square.

Giant entrance gate of Prague Castle near Falkensteiner Hotels

Prague Castle (Hradschin)

Prague Castle was founded as a fortress in the 9th century by Prince Bořivoj, the first Christian prince of Bohemia.

Dancing House

The Dancing House building was designed by the Czech architect Valdo Milunic and the Canadian Frank Gehry.

Prague in fast forward

Not much time? No problem: Don't miss the highlights of the city during your stay! At the Falkensteiner Hotel Prague you are right in the middle of history: so start your fast-paced sightseeing programme right outside the hotel door!

Walk across the Charles Bridge and up to the historic Hradčany Castle. There you can stroll through the "Golden Lane" and visit the impressive St. Vitus Cathedral. Another highlight is the visit to the Jewish Cemetery and the synagogues. Discover a piece of the unique UNESCO World Heritage Site in the historic centre of Prague.

Delightful

Always take some time occasionally to marvel. Treat yourself to a cultivated "pilsner” or a "Staropramen”in one of the numerous pubs.

Or do as author Franz Kafka once did and take a seat in one of the famous coffee houses, such as the "Slavia".

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