Prague is a city with a magical charm.
It is a fantasy city that has forgotten the sensibilities of the 21st century and exudes a medieval atmosphere.
Because it was not damaged during the two world wars, many medieval historical buildings and relics remain intact.
Peeling back a layer of Prague's hidden inner self.
We explore the multi-layered face of medieval Prague, layered on top of another past and another past.

We introduce the tourist attractions of Prague, known as the medieval city, through storytelling.
Starting from Vysehrad Hill and Prague Castle, where Prague's history began, we will tour the Old Town Square, the city's center, Josefov, which contains the painful history of the Jews, the Lesser Town, the residential area of ​​the powerful, and the New Town, a symbol of the Prague Spring.
Hundreds of towers built in Gothic and Romanesque styles, winding alleys, squares, and mansions with mysterious stories are also included.

From the Middle Ages through the early modern era and into the present, I intend to convey the history, myths, legends, and stories of many famous figures engraved in each site, of the constant invasions of foreign powers, the tragic civil wars of religious conflict, and the centuries of humiliating subjugation that followed.
Here's one more thing.
Prague is sometimes called the city of ghosts.
There are even ghost maps and ghost tour products.
We also introduce traces of ghosts that remain in various places.