Things to do in Praga
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Charles Bridge, the great emblem of Prague
Charles Bridge is the great emblem of Prague. Unless you get a photo on this bridge, with its remarkable sculptures, you can’t say you’ve been to the Czech capital city.
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Prague’s Old Jewish Cemetery, a garden of crammed graves
With its crammed tombstones, the impressive Old Jewish Cemetery in Prague serves as a reminder of the Jews who lived in the city over the course of more than three centuries.
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Prague’s black light theatre: an explosion of magic
Black light theatre is one of Prague’s biggest cultural attractions. The light and shadow play produced on the city’s stages creates magical scenes.
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St Vitus Cathedral: seven centuries of Prague’s history
St Vitus Cathedral, the Czech Republic’s most important Gothic place of worship, was the setting for the coronations of the kings of Bohemia.
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The Dancing House, Gehry’s choreographic tour de force
The Dancing House, a modern building designed by Frank Gehry, is a mesmerising sight on the banks of the River Vltava. Its towers, Fred and Ginger, are partners joined in a dance without end.
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Prague’s typical food: more than just hearty soups
Prague’s typical food is totally different to Mediterranean cooking: dishes are hearty and calorie-laden with intense, unforgettable flavours.
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What to see in the Czech Republic besides Prague
Everything from medieval castles and spa towns to fairy-tale villages and karstic landscapes. Away from Prague, the Czech Republic offers thousands of beautiful destinations that are well worth a visit.
![Río Moldava Río Moldava](https://www.barcelo.com/guia-turismo/wp-content/uploads/2020/04/rio-moldava.jpg)
The Vltava river in Prague: places of interest and boat trips
The Vltava is Prague’s river and an important symbol of the Czech capital. Discover all there is to see and do around this famous river.
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What to buy in Prague: everything from glassware to puppets
Prague has a huge range of souvenirs, from toys and puppets for children to cosmetics made from beer for adults. Here are some of the best.
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Old Town Square: the epicentre of life in Prague
Everyone passes, sooner or later, through Old Town Square, the epicentre of life in Prague, flanked by spectacular monuments.