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PART 01 Preview of Prague

Unforgettable scenes from my trip to Prague
Prague routes at a glance
Basic information about Prague
Prague on a map first
Prague Climate Calendar: Know When to Travel
A Q&A for those unfamiliar with Prague
Learn about Prague's history at a glance
Czech figures who preserved their identity through culture and art
Useful Czech Words to Know
A quick overview of Prague's itinerary
Recommended Prague courses in detail

PART 02 The Most Amazing Prague Theme Tour

Prague's vibrant festivals throughout the year
Prague Bucket List 10
Top 10 Viewpoints in Prague
Top 10 Prague Architecture
Top 10 Foods in Prague
Michelin-starred restaurants in Prague that offer unforgettable evenings
Michelin Guide Bib Gourmand
Czech beer boasts a world-renowned reputation
Czech wine tastes even better when you know it
A must-have Czech shopping list

PART 03 Time to meet the real Prague

Getting around Prague
AREA 1 Old Town
AREA 2 New City Center
AREA 3 Prague Castle and Hradcany
AREA 4 Mala Strana
AREA 5 Smikhov
AREA 6 Vysehrad
AREA 7 Holesovice

PART 04 How to Travel the Nearby Areas of Prague in the Most Exciting Way

Moving to the outskirts of Prague
Bohemia
AREA 1 Kutná Hora
AREA 2 Cesky Krumlov
AREA 3 Pilsen
AREA 4 Karlovy Vary

Moravia
AREA 1 Olomouc
AREA 2 Brno
AREA 3 Lednice, Baltice, Mikulov
AREA 4 Znoimo

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The History of European Architecture Through Old Town Architecture
The Jewish Quarter, where the joys and sorrows of the Jewish people are melted away
Prague's romantic classics and jazz
A hidden spot worth exploring
A unique experience in Prague that you can feel with your whole body
Driving in the Czech Republic: Remember This
Wineries worth visiting in Moravia
Telč, a small but vibrant town

PART 05 Practical Travel Preparation

Travel Preparation at a Glance
Gathering travel information
Issuing a passport
Create a specific schedule and budget
Buy a plane ticket
Book your accommodation
Book tours, tickets, and transportation
Prepare various certificates and exchange money
Duty-free shopping, preparing your SIM card
Packing
Entering and exiting the country
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Travel Trouble Countermeasures
Accommodation List

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A trip to Prague where imagination becomes reality

A place where the breath of Beethoven and Mozart flows along the streets, a place where the anguish and love of artists who influenced an era, such as Franz Kafka and Casanova, permeate.
Prague is a fascinating city where diverse culture and history live and breathe, with artistic inspiration and remnants of the Middle Ages lingering everywhere you go.
《Real Prague》 contains everything from famous attractions that will make you feel the city's charm to local restaurants, cafes, shopping, and transportation information.
From sampling traditional Czech cuisine in Old Town Square to catching a classical performance at the historic Rudolfinum Concert Hall, make your Prague travel dreams come true.

A Prague themed tour that adds romance to romance

In Prague, a city where every corner you step into is a cultural asset and every place you gaze upon is a work of art, you can enjoy a variety of themed tours.
Prague, Czech Republic, is known as one of the three greatest night views in Europe, along with Paris, France and Budapest, Hungary.
Standing on the Charles Bridge, which turns pink at sunset, you can enjoy the romance of Eastern Europe.
Add to this the music played by street musicians, and you'll feel like you're the main character in a romantic movie.
In particular, the night view of Prague Castle from the Charles Bridge entrance is a sight not to be missed.

In Prague, where the cost of living is lower than in other European countries, you can enjoy wonderful cultural performances at reasonable prices.
With opera, philharmonic, and symphony orchestras performing almost daily in historic venues, it's worth dressing up and taking in a cultural performance at least once during your trip.

In addition, the author has personally selected and introduced only the places worth visiting and experiencing, such as a tour of European architectural history through buildings commonly seen on the streets, a walk through the Jewish Quarter filled with the joys and sorrows of the Jewish people, enjoying romantic Prague jazz, and unique experiences in Prague that can be felt with one's whole body.

How to enjoy both fine dining and shopping

Traditional Czech dishes such as koleno, a crispy-on-the-outside, oven-baked pork knee marinated in beer; goulash, a stew made with various vegetables and beef; and medovnik, a layered honey cake, are all available at Real Prague, as well as the city's recently emerging modern Czech cuisine restaurants, Ain bars, and Michelin-starred restaurants.
It also includes local beer pubs frequented by locals, allowing you to truly experience the true essence of Czech beer.


We've also included a list of special souvenirs you can only find in Prague, including Czech glassware, marionettes, and botanical perfumes, so you can be fully prepared for everything from food to shopping.

Prague and 10 nearby cities in one volume

Karlovy Vary, Cesky Krumlov, Pilsen, and Kutna Hora, cities in Bohemia, are easy day trips from Prague.
It's perfect for travelers looking for a special getaway, as they can escape the always-bustling tourist crowds of Prague for a quiet, leisurely stroll and unique experiences.
In Karlovy Vary, buy a cup of thermal water and taste all 16 thermal springs.
As it is a healing city with hot spring water that cured the emperor, chronic illnesses may be cured in an instant.
In Cesky Krumlov, take in the panoramic view of the town from the castle's Cloak Bridge.


A romantic landscape reminiscent of a scene from a fairy tale comes into view at a glance.
At the brewery where Pilsen's famous Pilsner Urquell is made, you can see oak barrels aged 12 meters underground.
A sip of freshly brewed beer will thrill you to the core.
In Kutná Hora, stop by the Sedlec Ossuary, also known as the Skull Church.
It's mind-boggling to see the 40,000 bones that decorate the pillars, walls, and even the chandeliers that make up the columbarium.
If you have time, it would be good to visit them all, but if there is even one place that catches your eye, be sure to make time to visit it.

Even beginner travelers can rest assured, no more worries about getting lost in Prague!

Even first-time visitors to Prague need not worry with just one copy of "Real Prague."
We provide easy-to-follow instructions on using the subway, tram, and bus, even for first-time public transportation users, and we also introduce the most convenient way to get from the airport to Prague.
In addition to the main tourist attractions, we have detailed how to include nearby destinations such as Cesky Krumlov, Kutna Hora, and Pilsen in your itinerary.
Additionally, for travelers who are wondering where to start and how to travel, and which travel destinations are right for them, it also includes the best recommended itineraries, selecting only the must-see places by region.