Prague

Well, obviously when we talk about beautiful places of the world, how can we forget Prague! But some would say it is just the Capital city of Czech Republic and what so cool about that??? So to those who know and don't know, here we go. Czech Republic was a centre of attraction since ancient times. It is clearly shown by being the capital city of the Holy Roman Empire. Spreading over 496km2, the city is home for many attractions like Prague Castle, Charles Bridge, Old Town Square, the Jewish...Read Full Story

Few years ago we've visited Prague during the Christmas market. The quality of the pictures is not so good, but the city is really nice.Read Full Story

eTravelTrips Blog Prague is the capital of Czech Republic, which also happens to be its largest city. This place exudes in beauty and grandeur that is beyond your imagination. It’s not as tourist-y as Paris or Rome but the attractions that you’ll get to see while you’re here will surely blow your mind. Castles, clocks, the Charles Bridge—these are just few of the many things that you’ll enjoy while you’re here. Here are some travel tips that you’ll find useful when you visit this place...Read Full Story

Affordable Prague Apartments to Discover Magic Prague Prague is centrally located in Europe, making it a place convenient to all major European cities. Its rail link with the rest of Europe makes it an ideal place for Europeans looking for a city break. Czech capital, with a land mass covering 200 square miles, is a rapidly growing city of Prague, with a wide range of architectural and historical monuments historical account of the history of the Czech people. Prague has a...Read Full Story

My inspiration to visit Prague or Praha was from the word “Bohemian” and after reading through many travel magazines and forums shown pictures of those magnificent cathedrals in Prague, those long narrow streets with old architecture along the way was quite enough for me to put this city into my travel plan to Europe. Two hours and a half from Dresden by train was the best idea to allow myself enjoying the view along the rails path. From a home of Saxonian to Bohemian, the city where people...Read Full Story

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Meet I-DOG - the little dog with big sound. Just plug him into your music player, and I-DOG plays your music through his built-in speaker or your headphones - and rocks out! Wanna dance with I-DOG' Try placing him near a speaker and dance along as he grooves to the beat. I-DOG even changes his mood to suit your music. Simply play something new and I-DOG entertains you with expressive movements and flashing LED lights that change color.I-DOG works with most portable and non-portable electronic...Read Full Story

 The Pearls of Prague Prague, the capital of Czech Republic, would be a profoundly enthralling destination and a completely fascinating experience for any ordinary traveler. It is an awfully appealing place to give a visit to owing to the stunning network of attractive bridges, diversified variety of domes of distinct churches and the extremely notorious swan-filled Vltava River. Prague is fanciful too and also offers various charming attractions to life.Prague center of Attractions...Read Full Story

   Prague Step by Step The tour of Prague starts in the New Town founded in 1348 by the famous emperor of the country, Charles IV, with large open spaces and broad thoroughfares in mind. We visit the St. Wenceslas Square named after the patron saint of the city, represented here with an equestrian statue. St. Wenceslas Square saw a great deal of history over the centuries as the Czechs tried to free themselves from the Austro-Hungarian Empire in 1918 and again in 1969 when a...Read Full Story

Located within Prague Castle, the St. Vitus Cathedral dominates the skyline of Prague. It is the largest and most important church in the Czech Republic and the seat of the Archbishop of Prague. St. Vitus took several centuries to complete, work began in 1344 and was not completed until the 20th century. The cathedral contains the tombs of saints and Bohemian kings, including the graves of St. John of Nepomuk and St. Wenceslas. During the centuries the coronations of Czech kings and queens...Read Full Story