Prague’s history spans several thousand years as a main trade route connecting both northern and southern Europe. Visitors can travel to the top of Petrin Hill on a funicular railway built in the late 19th century, and gaze upon the entire city of Prague. The River Vlatva winds through the city and the Charles Bridge, built in the late 14th century and the oldest bridge in the area, crosses over the river. Tourists can enjoy a leisurely stroll through Prague, crossing the ancient bridge and admiring the thirty statues that embellish its unique architecture. The Old Town Square dates to the 12th century and encapsulates several famous sites including the old city hall and the Lady of Tyn and St. Nicholas churches. The renowned Astronomical Clock that dates to the 15th century entertains tourists at the top of every hour with parading sculptures of the 12 apostles. Prague Castle, built in the 9th century and the largest castle in Europe, boasts the Czech Crown Jewels and more than 4,000 unique paintings. The Wallenstein Gardens, referred to as a hidden outdoor treasure, reflects both Renaissance and Baroque styles. Meticulously laid out, visitors will enjoy the garden that is home to several famous statues, including those designed by Adrian de Vries.
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