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Prague

Rick Steves' Europe

13 places mentioned

17:00–20:04
Jewish Quarter
Neighborhoods · Jewish Quarter
"An attractive neighborhood rebuilt after the ghetto was torn down, featuring historic buildings and "
1:28–2:58
Charles Bridge
Landmarks · Old Town
"A 14th-century bridge commissioned by Holy Roman Emperor Charles IV, offering one of the most pleasa"
5:14–6:57
Old Town Square
Landmarks · Old Town
"The heart of Prague, famous for its 15th-century astronomical clock and religious history."
1:45–3:02
St. Vitus Cathedral
Temples · Prague Castle
"A Gothic cathedral inside the castle complex, known for its soaring lines, vast windows, and the fam"
2:35–2:43
Dancing House
Landmarks · New Town
"A building nicknamed 'Fred and Ginger' that celebrates Czech freedom with its vibrant architecture."
5:24–5:24
Church of Our Lady before Týn
Temples · Old Town
"A Gothic church that dominates the skyline and serves as a reminder of the city's religious history."
5:46–6:07
Jan Hus Statue
Landmarks · Old Town Square
"A statue of Jan Hus, a local preacher who faced trouble with the Vatican before Martin Luther."
6:07–7:01
Astronomical Clock
Landmarks · Old Town
"A 15th-century clock featuring a moving dial showing the zodiac, moon, and sun, plus a show with 12 "
8:29–9:57
Prague Castle
Palaces · Prague
"A massive complex of churches and palaces that has ruled the city for a thousand years and houses th"
15:15–16:26
Wenceslas Square
Landmarks · Prague
"A historic square that served as the stage for pivotal moments in Czech history, including the 1989 "
17:21–18:49
Old New Synagogue
Temples · Jewish Quarter
"The oldest synagogue in Central Europe, built by Jewish traders in the 13th century and now serving "
20:36–21:16
Mucha Museum
Museums · New Town
"A museum dedicated to the art of Muka, a founding father of the art nouveau movement."
21:16–22:46
National Gallery Prague
Museums · Prague
"Houses Muka's greatest work, a series of 20 huge canvases depicting the Slavic epic."