In recent years, the capital city of Czechia has become an increasingly popular European city break for people from all over the world.
Prague is absolutely teeming with history and incredible culture and is renowned for its delicious cuisines, cheap alcohol and many museums.
If you’re in the process of planning a trip to the capital of Czechia but you’re not really sure where to start, check out our list of the 10 best free attractions in Prague, as well as the top paid attractions in Prague too!
Dating all the way back to the 9th century, Prague Castle is a huge castle complex within the city and is actually one of the biggest castle complexes in the whole world.
It’s free to roam around the enormous grounds, and the walk up to the castle itself is mightily impressive.
While you’re at Prague Castle, make sure to watch a changing of the guards ceremony; something that young kids are sure to...
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Charles Bridge is another free attraction in Prague that’s considered to be one of the best things to see and do in the city.
The bridge connects the Old Town of Prague to Mala Strana (Lesser Town) and is famed for its many statues that line either side of the bridge.
Charles Bridge is a very popular tourist attraction so you can expect it to get very busy during the day....
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Prague’s Old Town Square is one of the oldest and most significant squares in the city and it dates all the way back to the 12th century.
If you’re a big fan of historic buildings and awesome churches and architecture, then the Old Town Square is definitely somewhere you’re going to want to visit while in Prague.
During the festive season, the Old Town...
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For one of the best views of Prague city, you need to head to the top of the hill where Letenské sady is situated.
Translated as Letna Park, this extensive expanse of land is popular all year round with both locals and tourists.
It’s home to numerous grassy patches that are idyllic for a summer picnic, as well as multiple skate park areas where local teenagers often...
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Malá Strana is also known as the Lesser Town area of Prague and it sits at the opposite side of the Vltava River via Charles Bridge.
The area is renowned for its eclectic offering of hearty pub meals, quirky hotels and the John Lennon Wall (see below).
Malá Strana is also home to plenty of cute cobblestone streets that are lined with many trees that look beautiful in...
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Located on the Lesser Town (Malá Strana) side of the Charles Bridge, the John Lennon Wall is now one of the best free attractions in Prague.
Since the 1980s, the wall has been covered with smatterings of John Lennon and The Beatles’ graffiti since the beloved singer’s untimely death.
On the wall, you’ll find many political statements and beliefs drawn on...