Trips to Prague

Prague Vacation Packages

This area of Prague contains approximately 1,200,000 residents.

Two of the most child-friendly attractions here are LunaPark and Aquacentrum Sutka.

At Sea World, you and your family can investigate the mysteries of the ocean while staying dry on land.

You'll find a range of local and exotic animals staring out at you as you explore Prague Zoo and Terarium Praha.

To learn more about the fine art of brewing, be sure to visit Staropramen Brewery. The knowledgeable brewmaster will teach you all about the different brewing methods they use, and what it is that makes these beers so delectable.

To taste the true flavors of the region, be sure to visit Strahov Monastery Brewery. Take a walking tour through the vineyards and sample some expertly crafted wines. If you find something you particularly love, arrange to have a case shipped back home.

Those with a passion for plants can get their botanical fix at Prague Botanical Gardens and Botanical Garden of the Natural Sciences Faculty of Charles University.

Bring along some lunch and take it easy for a while in the leafy surroundings of Royal Garden and Kampa Park. Charles Square and Riegrovy Sady are two more nice places to while away a lazy afternoon over a good book.

Surrounded by green trees and scrubby grass, Lake Hostivar is a favorite escape for local birds and travelers alike.

Nature lovers will certainly want to check out Kunratice Forest.

The area's exhibition spaces are a treasure trove of educational facts and stories. Savor the quiet and relaxing atmosphere as you check out the unique collections at Prague Castle and Mucha Museum. Equally rewarding are Vysehrad Castle and Old Jewish Cemetery.

A haven for art connoisseurs, this area boasts an impressive range of gallery spaces in which amateurs and professionals exhibit their wares. Start your explorations of this creative paradise with a visit to Kinsky Palace and Lobkowicz Palace. If you want to see more, wind up the afternoon at Schwarzenberg Palace and Sternberg Palace.

Czech National Museum provides visitors with a refreshing look at our rich past. In addition to that, it might be fun to take a look at the exhibits at Jewish Ceremonial Hall and Prague City Museum.

Wander back through the ages with a visit to Charles Bridge and Charles University, just a couple of the preserved historic sites here. You might also like to pull out the camera for some photos at Astronomical Clock and St. Vitus Cathedral.

If you'd like to learn more about Prague's military history, take a tour of the old defense structures at Vysehrad National Cultural Monument.

Boasting striking architecture and leafy gardens, the palaces here will leave you green with envy. You'll feel as though you've stumbled into a fairytale upon entering Queen Anne's Summer Palace and Old Royal Palace.

The castles of the area have withstood many enemy attacks and continue to watch over the region. Karlstejn Castle and Troja Chateau will make you feel like you have been dropped into the pages of a fairy tale.

The spiritual side of the region is evidenced at Strahov Monastery and Old-New Synagogue. Tyn Cathedral and Pinkas Synagogue are also recommended religious sites.

After checking out all the major sights in the Prague area, consider stopping by Klementinum-Prague National Library, Lucerna Arcade or Lucerna Palace.