We will meet at the entrance of the Municipal House. This Art Nouveau building was opened in 1912 and deemed a building “built by Czechs, for Czechs”. It houses the famous Smetana Concert Hall as well as a number of wonderful restaurants and wine bars. Most importantly it was the location of Czechoslovakia’s declaration of Independence.

A gothic tower at the outskirts of the Old Town, one of the original city gates.

A beautiful church that inspired Disney in the making of Cinderella's Palace.

The main historical plaza in the Old Town Of Prague and the home of the Astronomical Clock.

A stately monument of one of our national heroes in the middle of the Old Town Square.

The Old Town Hall, adorned by the Astronomical Clock, dominates the central plaza in the Old Town.

The oldest still-working astronomical clock in the world.

One of the most picturesque neighbourhoods in Prague, the Jewish Quarter comprises many beautiful synagogues, monuments and interesting architecture.

We'll cross to the other side of the Vltava River by the second oldest bridge in the country, the magnificent Charles Bridge with beautiful views of the city.

A famous street art spot with colourful peace-themed graffiti.

Let's continue our walk in the oldest area of Prague, the Lesser Town also called the "Little Quarter." This historic neighbourhood consists of a maze of narrow alleyways and picturesque architecture from the Baroque period.

A baroque church in the Lesser Town of Prague deemed one of the most beautiful churches in the country.

The largest castle complex in the world with a breath-taking cathedral and spacious royal gardens.