Prague

Built in central Europe and being the capital and largest city of the Czech republic, Prague is gaining more and more fans. The rich history of the past, the unique sights and the hospitality of the locals, promise to give you one of the best travel experiences. It is no coincidence that for many, Prague is considered the most beautiful city in Europe. The fairy-tale and at the same time nostalgic atmosphere, combined with the excellent food and local beers, compose harmoniously the landscape of the Czech city.

The city experienced quite a great development in 973 B.C. The 14th century was the period of major changes for the city. There has been a hub for commercial transport and had a great economic progress. Some of the most famous sights like the Charles Bridge and the Cathedral of St. Vitus, were built in that period. With the end of World war I, it became part of a united Czechoslovakia until 1989 and the Velvet Revolution, which was a milestone in the modern history of the city.

Whereever you are in Prague, you will definitely run into some of the spectacular sights or an ornate edifice, which will travel you to the past. Find yourselves to the famous Charles Bridge with its 30 sculptures along it. It is the largest stone bridge in central Europe and joins the old town, Stare Mesto, to the Down-Town, Mala Strana. Enjoy your coffee under the Astronomical Clock in the old town or visit the Museum Kafka, which is dedicated to one of the greatest writers of the 20th century. Also, a walk in the castle of Prague must be considered. It is the largest historic castle of Europe and is the base of the President of the Republic. The view to the city is really unimaginable.

The Czech cuisine is based on meat and cabbage. In all restaurants you will find options that include these two materials, as well as hunts or smoked fish and meats. Of the most popular dishes is the gulaš and the Czech soup bramboracka. Here are all handmade and definitely very tasty. Don't forget to try some of the traditional dummplings, which is particularly popular among locals. Whatever you choose, make sure that you order some beer. The Czechs consume approximately 150 liters of beer per person, per year. The beer is brewed, sold and consumed in Czech lands for approximately 1,000 years. A typical example is the Pilsner, one of the most popular beers in the world!

Night in Prague, be sure to find yourselves in any of the dozens of the Czech pubs that are scattered throughout the city. Also you will find in the area of the square Wenceslas modern clubs. In the areas of Vinohrady and Žižkov, which are characterized by the nostalgic atmosphere, you will find cobbled streets to make your walks as well as traditional bar for genuine fun. From the vibrant nightlife, to the most relaxed evenings in Prague you will find options for all tastes, satisfying the most demanding.

Time zone: Prague is one hour behind Greece(UTC/GMT +1).

Currency:The currency of the Czech republic is the Koruna, divided into 100 haler. 1 Czech Koruna equals 0,039 Euro.

Language: The official language of the country, is Czech.