One of the most enticing factors about Prague 1 district is that is it home to the medieval heart of the city. Much of Prague 1 has been classified as a Unesco World Heritage site, which includes Prague Castle, iconic Charles Bridge and Old Town Square.

Begin an exploration of Prague 1 with a walk over historic Charles Bridge. Crossing the River Vltava, the bridge is the connecting force between Prague Castle and the Old Town. The bridge is protected by three towers, two on the Lesser Quarter side and one on the side of the Old Town. Perhaps the most striking aspect of the bridge is the alley of 30 statues, many of them Baroque in style, which lines the walkway. The Old Town of Prague is an awe-inspiring sight, as the town square is a bustling reminder of bygone days and the Astronomical Clock draws visitors from far and wide. Explore the Old New Synagogue or take a coffee in one of the cosy, welcoming cafes lining the perimeter of the square. Prague Castle was founded in 880 is said to be the largest castle complex in the world with an area of 70,000 square metres. There are several notable historic buildings within the castle complex. The Old Royal Palace, St. Vitus Cathedral, St. George’s Basilica and Golden Lane are popular sites and visitor favourites. Guided Tours are available where travellers can learn about the history behind the castle and the old city of Prague. A stroll by the river at sunset as Charles Bridge and the castle illuminates is the perfect end to a day in this magical city.

Prague has a compact city centre, and it is easy to walk from one iconic landmark to another in minutes. Trams, buses, metro trains and even a funicular railway ensures visitors reach their chosen destinations easily and safely. It takes approximately one hour to reach Prague 1 from the airport. Buses are available to transport visitors from Prague Airport into the city centre. If travelling by taxi is a preferred mode of transport, always check prices before taking the journey as it can prove expensive.

Prague history dates back over 1000 years, as the land has been settled since Palaeolithic times. The diversity of every district of the city is intriguing, with each boasting its own historic value and story to tell. Today, Prague is one of the most popular destinations in Europe, as the combination of unique architecture and an enchanting atmosphere is hardly to match.