Prague Castle was the residence of Czech kings throughout history and is the largest castle complex in the world. It offers charming scenery and winding alleys illuminated by streetlights at night. For a romantic experience, it is recommended to visit St. Vitus Cathedral, Golden Lane, and the Old Castle Stairs.
New World Alley
Located in a valley next to Loreta, not far from Prague Castle, there is a mysterious little street called New World. It is considered by locals to be the most scenic place in Prague, a romantic district with picturesque corners, accompanied by small houses in Baroque and Renaissance styles.
Strahov
Standing in front of the Strahov Monastery, Prague unfolds like a painting before your eyes, offering a novel perspective of the city. Just a few steps away from the Strahov Monastery is the top of Petřín Hill, the highest point in Prague.
Kampa Island
Kampa Island in the Lesser Town is one of the most charming places in Prague. The center of the island is a large park from where you can view Charles Bridge, Smetana Embankment, the National Theatre, the Devil's Stream that separates the island from the mainland, and the oldest small bridge over the river.
Charles Bridge
The morning mist and evening lights add endless charm to Charles Bridge. If you walk onto the bridge from the direction of the Lesser Town, remember to touch the 8th statue on the left. It is Saint John of Nepomuk, the patron saint of the Czech Republic, and touching it will bring you good luck. Don't forget the nearby five-star iron fence; place your left hand on the cross on the fence and make a wish with your lover, and it will come true!
A castle built on a cliff, it was once the palace of Czech kings in the 11th century. Even in the early 21st century, one can still feel the mysterious atmosphere here. Visitors love the beautiful panoramic view of the old town and the original walls surrounding Vyšehrad.
