Prague: travelling & holiday

Mama Shelter Prague

Prague

Mama Shelter is what we wished a hotel could be, more than just a mini-fridge and a king-sized bed. We want to make a sanctuary but an open one, an oasis unseparated from the vibrant energy of a thrumming city. We want all the diverse characters...

Joods Museum

Prague

The Jewish Museum in Prague has one of the largest collections of Jewish art in the world: more than 40,000 pieces of 100,000 books. Not only the content is worth a visit, but the building in which the museum is housed in the old town of Prague,...

Sokol Praha

Prague

Camping Sokol Dolní Počernice can be found in the eastern part of Prague, in a beautiful natural environment. In the vicinity lies a protected nature reserve with the largest fish pond in Prague and a vast castle park. The site has a...

Století

Prague

A little cosy and quite pricey restaurant, where the best Czech cuisine is served.

Drusus

Prague

Drusus offers 70 places for caravan or tent, electricity (220V, 16A), hot showers all day. In addition, every visitor has a enjoyable trip - children's playground, volleyball, small kitchen with stove and refrigerator, washer and dryer. The...

De Astronomische Klok

Prague

The Czech name for The Astronomical Clock is Orloj. The cook is in the facade of the town hall on the Old Town Square. This gives not only the time the days and month position again. Hourly two small doors open and you see a parade of Christ and...

Museum of W. A. Mozart and the Dušeks

Prague

The Mozart Museum in Prague is definitely worth a visit. There is a nice cafe in order to conclude your visit with a pleasant snack.

Nationaal Technisch Museum

Prague

The Technical Museum has an extensive collection of, you guessed it, technical tools and machines. You will not be bored here. Caution! The Technical Museum is regularly cultivated, so keep an eye open.

Hotel Mövenpick

Prague

Karluv Most (Karelsbrug)

Prague

Charles Bridge is a stone Gothic bridge that connects the Old Town and Malá Strana. It was actually called the Stone Bridge (Kamenný most) during the first several centuries. Its construction was commissioned by Czech king and Holy Roman Emperor...