Prague Holiday Deals

Prague Holiday Package Deals

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Holidays in Prague

Things you always regret — drunk messaging your ex. Things you never regret — travelling. So isn't it about time you got your getaway on in Prague?

This destination is home to about 1,200,000 people.

Charles Bridge, a globally renowned attraction, is what entices many visitors to Prague. You'll certainly regret it if you miss out on seeing it with your own eyes.

Every family member is sure to love visits to the LunaPark and AquaPalace. Are the kids still bouncing off the walls? Keep the adventure going with a trip to Miniature Museum and the Petrin Funicular Railway.

Dive into an entrancing underwater world that's overflowing with aquatic life at Sea World. Actually, come to think of it, you might be safer to stay on land. Some of these slimy critters shouldn't be meddled with!

Take your kids to the Prague Zoo or the Terarium Praha and watch their eyes fill with wonder! They'll be able to get up close to some amazing animals and learn about the importance of conservation while they're at it.

If talking about combinations of hops and malt is your kind of thing, then this destination most definitely has you covered. Try your skills out on the latest drop as you learn about the brewing techniques they employ at the Staropramen Brewery. After that, when you're keen to trial another creation, head over to the Strahov Monastery Brewery.

This area takes its plant conservation seriously, so there are a variety of places where you can go and learn all about botanic specimens from both local and international environments. A walk around the inspiring gardens at the Prague Botanical Gardens and the Kinsky Garden is not to be missed. For those who are more committed, the Garden on the Ramparts and the Vojan Gardens also have some pleasing displays.

Slip off your shoes and feel the grass under your feet at a green space like the Royal Garden or Kampa Park. If you're after more options, stake out the best spot and let a few hours pass lazily by at Riegrovy Sady or Stromovka Park.

It's a good idea to call in at Prague Information Service or Tourist Information Centre Old Town Hall. Their friendly team of experts can offer you tips and advice to get the most out of your stay.

Observe the fascinating birdlife along the shore or just enjoy the soothing sounds of rippling water at Lake Hostivar.

Pursuing the path to happiness? Then spend time in nature. Kunratice Forest is a wonderful spot where you can revive your senses and give your mind some well-deserved downtime.

If you're looking to learn a new thing or two or just escape a rainy day, the Museum of Communism and the Bertramka should be on your itinerary. Ask about group tours or study the eye-opening exhibits in your own time. The Czech Museum of Music and the Bedrich Smetana Museum are also top options for museum nerds.

Enter a world of scientific innovation at Stefanik Observatory. Ask about a guided tour or simply allow the gizmos and gadgets themselves do the talking. If you've awoken the science geek within, make Prague Planetarium your next trip. It will definitely keep your mind buzzing.

Art buffs come from all over the globe to check out Prague's respected collections, and the Mucha Museum and the Kinsky Palace are usually at the top of their lists. Also look into what events are on at the Lobkowicz Palace and the Schwarzenberg Palace.

Calling all history enthusiasts! You'll love discovering the rich and varied past of this region at the Czech National Museum and the Jewish Ceremonial Hall. The Prague City Museum and the Podskalska Customs Office at Vyton are also worth dropping by for an even greater insight into yesteryear.

Keen to look around some history-filled attractions? A visit to the Charles University or the Astronomical Clock will give you a better understanding of Prague's bygone times. If you're still looking for more, the Lennon Wall and Powder Tower should also be on your must-see list.

Don't forget to take the time to traverse Novotného lávka. This cherished crossing has stood with pride for what feels like an eternity, adding a touch of old world character to Prague.

Plan a trip to Vysehrad National Cultural Monument and discover the significance of this historical defensive complex. Built to withstand enemy attack, it's easy to imagine the tumultuous events that took place on the ground you're standing!

They were certainly trying to show off when they built Queen Anne's Summer Palace and Old Royal Palace, and it certainly worked! Of course, they aren't the only glossy dwellings you'll stumble on in Prague. Clam-Gallas Palace and Cernin Palace are also well worth visiting.

For a mythical escape, walk over and gaze in awe at the stately impression of Prague Castle and Karlstejn Castle. If you're hoping to explore more of these intriguing cultural structures, why not head to Vysehrad Castle and Troja Chateau as well?

Whether you're religious or not, houses of prayer like St. Vitus Cathedral and Strahov Monastery are sure to be among the most peaceful and uplifting sights you'll come across in your travels. The Old-New Synagogue and Tyn Church are also on the itinerary of many spiritual devotees.

You may think you've experienced it all after exploring Prague's popular tourist attractions, but don't be too sure. There are still plenty of surprises left. Why not do a little more sightseeing at the Lucerna Palace and the Bobsleigh Track? You shouldn't forget about the Cubist Lamp Post and the Proudy Sculpture either.

Hotels in Prague

Whether you're searching for a simple room to spend the night or one with the whole kit and caboodle, Prague has you covered. For a good night's sleep that won't cost an arm and a leg, book a room at the Alice Apartment House (Praha 8 - Karlín Sokolovská 30) or the Abex Hostel (Zelivského 2726/2). Or perhaps you'd rather indulge yourself in more luxurious surrounds? Then let the friendly staff at the Four Seasons Hotel Prague and the Mandarin Oriental, Prague take care of you.

No stay in Prague would feel complete without stopping by Charles Bridge. The Augustine, a Luxury Collection Hotel, Prague and the Apartments by Grand Hotel Praha are both within an easy walk.