PRAGUE GETAWAY

Free day. Accommodation. Be sure to see: - The Prague Castle ('Prazky Hrad'). It is a city within the city, with palaces, churches, buildings, courtyards, gardens and museums. - Gunpowder Tower. 1475, in the center of the Old City. You can climb its upper tower and contemplate the city. - Municipal House. A modernist jewel where you can have a coffee, dinner or listen to a concert in its main auditorium. - The secret gardens of Mala Strana, including Ledeburska and others in the same area. - Church of St. Mary of Victory and the Infant Jesus of Prague. For its charisma and connection with Spain. - The Panoramic Tower of Petrin in spite of the 299 steps, without elevator. - The Letna Park, with its palaces converted into cafes and panoramic views of the old town of Prague. - The Villa Amerika or Dvorak Museum, built by K. I. Dientzenhofer in 1720, with sculptures by M. B. Braun. It is a magical place in a little known district of the center. - National Cemetery of 1898. Antonin Wiehl. A landmark of Czech modernism loaded with romanticism where Smetana, Ja Neruda, Dvorak, Karel Capek .... are buried among others. - The Laterna Magica. Despite its many imitators, the original company remains the best. - The baroque palaces of Celetna Ulice (Bread Street). - The ensemble of the Old Town Square where everything revolves around the Astronomical Clock of the Municipal Tower. - The Jewish quarter, with its half a dozen historic synagogues and a cemetery unique in the world. - The Renaissance palaces on Nerudova Street, the heart of Mala Strana. - The library of the Strahov Monastery, which houses ancient Czech manuscripts, including the famous Strahov Gospels from the 10th century.