The idea of going to Prague sooner or later visits any traveler - this city is too beautiful on advertising brochures and in illustrations in tourist guides. The bridged Vltava sets you in a romantic mood, and hundreds of sorts of delicious beer give meaning to such a journey even for pragmatists.
When to go to Prague?
Everyone chooses the time of a visit to Prague individually, and in many respects this choice depends on the wishes and needs of the tourist. Photographers love the autumn city when the golden foliage of Prague's parks creates the perfect backdrop for photo shoots. Fans of shopping and festive festivities book their flights in advance for the Christmas holidays, while fans of walking in comfortable temperatures choose spring and summer, which are not too hot, dry and sunny in Prague.
How to get to Prague?
Both Russian and Czech airlines operate a direct flight to Prague from Moscow. Many air carriers offer connecting flights on special offers through other European capitals, from which, by the way, Prague can be reached quite budgetary by rail. Those who prefer ground transportation also come to the Czech capital by train from the Russian capital.
Housing issue
Prague hotels can be roughly divided into two categories - modern and old. The stars on their facades do not always correspond to the true state of affairs, and therefore it is better to rely on the reviews of previous hotel guests when booking a hotel. However, in Prague, hotels are quite comfortable and inexpensive, especially if you prefer guesthouses where bed and breakfast services are provided.
Argue about tastes
There is no point in talking a lot about Czech restaurants - you have to be in them. Every establishment respecting itself and the client brews its own beer here, which can be tasted until the last breath. All kinds of meat delicacies are served as snacks, including the boar's knee. This dish should be ordered for the whole company, because the portion can be "overwhelming" even for two visitors.
Informative and fun
All the sights of the Czech capital cannot be listed even by its inhabitants. Monuments of medieval architecture and modern achievements of builders are carefully preserved in this city. Golden Lane and St. Vitus Cathedral, Vysehrad and Charles Bridge, a monument on a monument and a masterpiece on a masterpiece - this is what old and kind Prague is, a city to which every guest becomes a friend and admirer.
