Joe and Hannah had their trip to Prague planned to a tee - what Hannah didn’t know was Joe had a little surprise in store. With the sun rising over Letná park, overlooking the Vlatava, Joe proposed, and Hannah, with the utmost enthusiasm and love, agreed.

Prague, perhaps more so than most other cities, invites its visitors to have a seat on a bench, or perhaps at an outdoor cafe, and simply soak up the surroundings. 

Žižkov has quickly become one of the most lively neighborhoods in Prague - home to cafes, bars, students, and workers alike. In the heart of the hilly residential area lies the dominating TV Tower of Prague.

In a city which attracts icons Mozart and Beethoven, and births the genius of Dvorak and Smetana, operatic talents from across the world make their way to Prague’s streets and theatres.

When a couple laughs as much as these two do, it makes waking up at 5am well worth the effort - also that gorgeous sunrise light on the Charles Bridge. 

Standing high up on a hill overlooking all of Prague, surrounded by rows of grapevines, Menche and Karel vowed their lives to one another. 

Summertime in  Prague, when the sun is shining and the city is crowded with visitors from all over the world,  is a great time to  escape to a special place right in the heart of town: the sinuous, sparkling Vltava River. Boasting a series of charming islands and running right through the center of Prague, the Vltava offers beautiful views and plenty of opportunities for adventure.

The Old Town Square (Staroměstské náměstí) is certanly a hub for tourist activity in Prague. But, there is plenty to be seen and do just off the famed square. 

Prague is known for its bridges, castle, and impressive vistas, but its streets are where the true soul of the city can be found. 

So you’ve crossed the famed Charles Bridge (Karlův most) - well, now what? Fret not, because the surrounding area is one of the most beautiful in Prague. Here are some of the lesser-explored areas right at the feet of the Charles Bridge.