Flights to Praga
Experience a fairytale travelling to the capital of the Czech Republic. A gorgeous city decorated with cobbled streets, fascinating squares and surprising architecture which will take you back to Medieval times. Prague is special because it’s full of history and cultural, religious and political influences. Are you prepared to discover this interesting city? Because it’s a city brimming with historical treasures, Vueling flies you there. Weather in PragaAirport de Praga
Prague’s Ruzyne International Airport is one of Eastern Europe’s largest. It operates to important destinations worldwide. It has four terminals interconnected via buses, minibuses and taxis. The airport is 17 km to the northeast of the Czech capital, but perfectly connected to the urban centre. Several buses link the airport to the metropolitan area: Nos. 100, 119, 254 and 179. The fare you can purchase in the terminal, at the ticket machine or at a kiosk. Both the minibuses and the taxi rank are just outside the airport. For more information
Restaurants in PragaPractice saying these words: Svícková and Vepro-knedlo-zelo. Two typical Czech dishes that you must try at one of these restaurants. Naturally, remember to accompany them with beer, the country’s national beverage. Have a go at tasting all the varieties! Kampa ParkThis pleasant restaurant sits on the island of Kampa. From its terrace you can appreciate marvellous views of the Vltava river. The candles lighting the tables create a wonderfully romantic ambience. It’s easy to find because you can spot it from Charles bridge. Na Kampě 8b, Praga 1 - Malá StranaTel. +420 296 826 112 AquariusWithin the hotel Alchymist Grand Hotel & Spa you find this restaurant specialised in fish. A great chance to try some of the typical national fish such as carp. Its vaulted ceiling and Baroque decoration offer a unique atmosphere. Tržiště 19, 118 00 Praga 1 - Malá StranaTel. +420 257 286 019 CowboysThis restaurant is divided into three spaces: restaurant, bar with a terrace and a club. From the terrace you can admire stunning views of Prague, especially of the castle. The meat served, in all its different preparations, is the restaurant’s star dish. Nerudova 40, Praga 1 - Malá StranaTel. +420 296 826 107 Novomestsky PivovarAs well as serving the delicious regional cuisine, this restaurant is specialised in all kinds of beer. You can even see how it’s made! Vodičkova 682/20, PragaTel. +420 224 237 552 U FlekuThis brewery is Prague’s oldest. If you visit U Fleku, you’ll understand why its beer has become so famous. As you’ll see, many tourists include a visit to this great establishment, including several spaces on their itinerary. Křemencova 183/9, PragaTel. +420 224 915 118 Business hours in PragaShops tend to open from Monday to Friday, from 8 am to 6 pm. Many shops and shopping centres also open on Saturday morning and some Sundays in the year. Shop till you drop! Don't miss... in PragaPragur Castle (Prazsky hrad)Prague castle was built in 870 and is kept in a perfect state of preservation. Between the walls circling the castle, other buildings have been erected: a palace, three churches, a monastery, etc. Its location on the Vltava river gave it a highly important strategic value historically. Old town (Staré Město)In the centre of Prague, you’ll find the old town. Its Baroque buildings and its stone facades give it an almost Medieval air. It’s now a great zone for going out at night and discovering good restaurants. Jewish quarter (Josefov)In the northern part of Stare Mesto was the Jewish quarter. Its roots go back to Medieval times and are truly amazing. Its buildings are in neo-Renaissance, neo-Baroque and Art Nouveau styles, with decorations on all facades. This area boasts synagogues and other symbols of the Jewish people. Lesser quarter (Malá Strana)This Bohemian neighbourhood attracts creative souls from poets and writers to musicians and artists. Its narrow Mediaeval streets are magnificent, offering an intensely romantic atmosphere. State theatreThis theatre is famous because Mozart first presented his opera Don Giovanni here in 1787. It is currently used for ballet and opera. In Prague theatres it is customary to see black light theatre, characterised by black light and sound effects. You really shouldn’t miss one of these shows! Online guides in PragaOUR FAVOURITE ONLINE GUIDESOn the city: http://www.pragaconguia.comhttp://www.disfrutapraga.com http://es.geocities.com/viaje_a_praga/ On the country: http://www.czechtourism.com/
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