Finally, here comes my final Eastern Europe blogpost with the beautiful Prague in Czech Republic!
Someone told me that you must visit Prague once in your life time, and I really couldn't agree no more!
Prague is really gorgeous!
I think this is one of the most beautiful towns to see in Europe country, so make sure you must visit Prague if you are planning your trip to explore Eastern Europe.
Though Prague doesn't have super famous icons like Eiffel Tower in Paris, Statue of Liberty in New York City, or Big Ben in London, Prague is a historical city that involved with a rich history, an outstanding architects, a hint of romance, and happening nightlife.
The city became a popular spot for travelers from all over the world, so I think the only drawbacks of visiting Prague is the big crowds everywhere, no matter they are local people or tourists.
We spent one full day wandering around in Prague city, hence I'm hoping my today's post has enough to put the best things in Prague that able to help you while organizing your itinerary. :)




Good morning, Prague!
In Prague, we didn't travel the city with the tour bus, just like in Krakow.
So, we started the trip early, at 8 in the morning so that we are able to cover all the places we wanted to go in Prague city.



#1 Prague Castle
First destination in Prague must be the Prague Castle.
To access to Prague Castle complex is easy as there are several tram stops in the town.
Since the castle is located on top of a hill, so I don't really suggest to walk all the way up there. :)
We took the tram at one of the tram stops which nearby the Sheraton Prague Charles Square Hotel we stayed.
The walking distance from our hotel to the tram station was less than 10 minutes, yet it was a long wait to get up to the tram as we waited for at least 20 minutes at the station.



Ahoj! (it means Hello in Czech)



The Prague Castle.is really huge which includes royal residences, offices, gardens, cathedrals etc.
We spent the whole morning over there and trust me it's definitely not enough to cover everything.
I would suggest to arrange a longer visit at the Prague Castle if you have enough time in Prague.








#2 St Vitus Cathedral
This is the main attraction to visit when you are in the palace.
The church was built over a time span of 600 years, and this is also the largest and the most important church in Prague.
Apart from religious services, coronations of Czech kinds and queens are also took place here.
 



Inside the castle is really big and full of interesting stories.
It's good to have a knowledgeable tour guide to bring your around and explain the history through superb displays and exhibits to you, otherwise I'm afraid it's kinda waste your visiting time and you might have a feeling that the church looks just the same as the other churches in Europe. :)



Near to the Vitus Cathedral, there is a little tiny statue on the hill.
People said you should touch the "shiny" part of the status to bring you good luck. #lol







#3 Golden Lane
This is a street situated inside the Prague Castle, which consists of small houses in bright colours.
Originally, these are the houses for the castle guards in the 16th century, and now many of the houses are used as souvenir shops, gift shops, museums etc.
The whole street is very cute to take beautiful photos!







#4 Panoramic view from the walls
There are plenty of great views from the walls, make sure to look around and find a good spot for a great views along the wall around Prague Castle before leaving the palace.



Fabulous view panoramic view of the whole city! :)





#5 Charles Bridge
After the Prague Castle, we slowly walked to the Charles Bridge.
It was a nice walk because the streets are gorgeous and extensive with beautiful photo opportunities.



Love locks again popping up on the Charles Bridge.
Is that also an attraction trend in Europe?! :)



When we were up at the bridge, the place was so packed and busy, but I enjoyed that!
It's really a wonderful and historic bridge to walk across.
There are many vendor stalls selling postcards, souvenirs, caricaturist portraits etc, and also wonderful statues all along on both sides of the bridge.







Of course the view from the river looks superb too!
Really a must see if coming to Prague!



The panoramic view from the Charles Bridge. :)





Really too many photos to spam at the Charles Bridge lol. :)







#6 Panoramic view from Old Town Bridge Tower
Both ends of the Charles Bridge are guarded by towers, the Old Town Bridge Tower, and these towers can be climbed to see the view of the city.
I would highly recommend you to climb up to the tower for a spectacular view of the city and the river.



#7 Must eat Czech Traditional Roasted Duck Leg
Time for lunch!
Mlýnec Restaurant is totally above my expectations in terms of their interior, services, and also food qualities.
It is located very near to the view of the Charles Bridge.



Tried out the must eat in Czech Republic, Traditional Czech Duck Leg Confit (7 hours), which includes red cabbage foam, and butter seared mashed potatoes.
But I think the dessert with ice-cream is the best to make me happy!



Black coffee in Eastern Europe is really too bitter!