The Czech Republic is in the heart of Europe, this small country managed to preserve its unique architecture during World War II. That is why the Czech Republic is one of the most popular tourist destinations - magnificent Gothic, natural beauty and tasty local cuisine attract hundreds of thousands of tourists annually.1001guide recommends you first of all to get to know Prague on a review tour with a English-language guide. The tour will begin with Wenceslas Square – one of the largest squares in the world. You will see the Estates Theatre, Old Town Square and Old Town itself, Vyšehrad, Charles Bridge, Hradčany. The number of attractions in Prague is huge, so you can ask the guide to show more interesting in his opinion.You should definitely try local cuisine, especially since the prices for most dishes from the menu are quite affordable. Magnificent Czech beer, pork steer, sausages, oak dishes, Moravian wine. There is a unique beer recipe in almost every ale-house.What else to see in the Czech Republic:<ul><li>Český Krumlov;</li><li>Kutná Hora and Sternberg Castle;</li><li>Karlovy Vary and Krušovice;</li><li>Teplice;</li><li>Bohemian Switzerland

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Czech Republic

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Do you want to understand what makes Prague one of the most attractive European gems? Take a sightseeing excursion of the Czech capital with a English-speaking guide. Start by exploring Prague Castle. This iconic complex includes many interesting facilities:<ul><li>baroque churches;</li><li>gothic cathedrals;</li><li>Royal Palace;</li><li>stone-paved courtyards;</li><li>jeweled reliquaries.</li></ul>Then, without parting with your guide, “get lost” in the maze of picturesque medieval streets of the Old Town. Walk along the XIV-century Charles Bridge where you can buy souvenirs and watercolors by street artists for a symbolic price; take a boat ride on the Vltava River Don't forget to check out one of the shops surrounding Old Town Square where the world's best crystal and glass are sold. It hardly matters which restaurant you choose for your gastronomic excursion. In any of them you will be treated to the highest level, offered spicy goulash or dumplings with fruit filling, refreshing Czech beer, or branded “ice wine”. After an eventful day of sightseeing, relax at the National Puppet Theater or Smetana Hall. As you leave the “city of a thousand spiers”, take a selfie in front of one of its many towers. 1001guide recommends choosing the tallest of them - a 60 m replica of the Eiffel Tower on the Petrin Hill.

Experienced guides {city_in} will introduce you to the history of this beautiful city and show you its main attractions. You can also choose unique trips with locals, who will take you on non-tourist routes and show you unusual places.

Prague

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Prague National Museum

Charles Bridge

Prague Castle

Prague National Theatre

Wenceslas Square

Old Jewish Cemetery

Prague Astronomical Clock

Karlštejn

Dancing House

Old Town, Prague

Old Town Square, Prague

Old Town Square

Brevnov Monastery

Museum of Communism

Konopiště

Staropramen Brewery

Kingdom of Railways

Na Prikope

To make your visit memorable and enjoyable, book your entrance tickets in advance and take advantage of skip-the-line entrance. Book individual tours with a professional guide who will tell you interesting facts and stories about Old Jewish Cemetery.

Old Jewish Cemetery is one of the most frequently visited attraction in Prague. Here you can book group and individual tours with an experienced guide, as well as entrance tickets without waiting in line.

Old Jewish Cemetery - tickets and excursions

Old Jewish Cemetery: skip-the-line e-tickets