Czech Day 1
Prague's Old Town Square is the historic and cultural heart of the city, dating back to the 12th century. Surrounded by stunning medieval, Gothic, and Baroque architecture, the square is home to iconic landmarks such as the Astronomical Clock (Orloj), which puts on an hourly show, the Church of Our Lady before Týn with its towering spires, and the Old Town Hall, offering panoramic views. The St. Nicholas Church and the Jan Hus Monument add to the square’s historical charm, making it a must-visit for history lovers and architecture enthusiasts.
Lined with cafés and street performers, it’s a perfect spot to soak in the city’s rich history and lively atmosphere. Whether exploring its historical sites or simply enjoying the ambiance, Old Town Square is the beating heart of Prague.
Prague’s Café Imperial, often regarded as one of the 10 most beautiful cafés in the world, is listed alongside Budapest’s New York Café, Vienna’s Café Central, and Italy’s Caffè Florian. It is famous for its stunning Art Nouveau and Art Deco interior, featuring intricate ceramic mosaics, grand columns, and elegant chandeliers that transport visitors to the early 20th century. Opened in 1914, it has long been a symbol of luxury and refinement, attracting both locals and international visitors.
The Mucha Museum in Prague, Czech Republic, is the world’s first museum dedicated to the works of Alphonse Mucha, a renowned master of the Art Nouveau movement. Located in the Kaunický Palace, the museum showcases around 100 pieces of Mucha’s work, including his iconic posters, paintings, sketches, and personal artifacts. Mucha is best known for his elegant theater posters designed for Sarah Bernhardt, and the museum offers a deep dive into his artistic evolution and impact on modern art. For those passionate about Art Nouveau and Czech cultural heritage, the Mucha Museum is a must-visit destination in Prague.
City Walk
Prague offers a variety of popular dinner shows that combine entertainment with traditional Czech cuisine, like Czech Folklore Dinner Shows featuring lively traditional music and dance, and river cruises along the Vltava River, where guests enjoy Czech dishes while taking in views of Prague Castle. Additionally, medieval dinner shows provide immersive experiences with historical reenactments, live music, and medieval feasts. These dinner shows provide a fun way to explore Czech culture, music, and cuisine in an entertaining setting. We picked Czech Folklore Dinner. We were picked up from the hotel.
Our day 1, as we wandered through Prague, the city’s rich history and vibrant energy embraced us at every turn. The atmosphere buzzed with life, blending elegant architecture with modern charm. We soaked in the beauty of artistic masterpieces, intriguing sculptures, and striking contrasts between old and new. The city’s iconic landmarks surrounded us, offering breathtaking views and timeless elegance, while the bustling streets and peaceful corners each told a different story of this enchanting place. Each moment felt like stepping into another world, full of culture, creativity, and history.