Prague has a lot to offer. The capital of the Czech republic boasts an historic old town, beautiful buildings, interesting museums, affordable prices and plenty of bus tours, cruises along the Vltava River and other attractions. If you’re not satisfied with just roaming the streets Read Post

Before we went, I drafted up a complete program with things to do in Prague and it turned out to be a success! Here’s a list of the things we did and saw and what I thought of them to help you plan your own trip to this beautiful city. Read Post

One of Prague’s must-see areas is Josefov, the old Jewish Quarter. With one ticket, you can visit several historical sites, like the Spanish Synagogue and the Old Jewish Cemetery. So that’s exactly what mom and I did. Have a look at the places we went to and the ones we skipped. Read Post

While mom and I did want to learn about Czech food, we preferred to have lighter meals for lunch and dinner. As I didn’t want to take any risks, I did a Google search for “best Prague restaurants” and made a selection that I included into our itinerary.  Read Post

There are many Prague tours, but I chose the Eating Prague food tour to learn both about traditional Czech food, the best restaurants in Prague and the history of the city. Going on a food tour is one of the best things to do in any given city, I feel, and Prague was no different. Read Post

Whenever you travel to a country, it’s always nice to know some interesting facts beforehand. Below, you can find some fun facts about Czech Republic.   Interesting facts about Czech Republic This post is part of a series of fun facts posts I’m doing for Read Post