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Holiday Guide to Czech Republic – Prague
Once you have visited Prague you will understand why holiday makers return year after year to explore the maze of cobbled streets and gorgeous architecture that lead from the new town through the old quarter and up to the spectacular fortress that sits on the hill.
If you enjoy sight seeing then Prague holidays are right up your street, examples being Charles Bridge with its rows of statues leading to the castle, palace, monastery and cathedral. The cobbled ancient alleyways in the old town of Prague, with their Gothic churches, and the many museums and galleries will keep you busy throughout the day. Out of season the temperature in Prague can vary between 2°-14°C, whilst the summer months it can reach the mid to late 20.s, perfect for finding a trendy terraced café and watching the world go by whilst enjoying a refreshing drink. When it comes to eating on Prague holidays you will find a huge range of restaurants, medieval cellars, cafes and fast food outlets serving everything from delicious local cuisine; such as dumplings, sauerkraut, roast pork, goulash and stroganoff to international dishes and snacks to suit all tastes. Head down to Wenceslas Square for heaps of boutiques, selling the latest fashions, as well as traditional handicraft and toy shops where you can pick up some great cheap holiday gifts. Prague nightlife has something for everyone. Here you can find a quiet bar to mingle with the locals, choose from the many nightclubs and discos to keep you dancing all night, kick back to the sweet sounds of jazz floating from the trendy dens or just take in the atmosphere in the bars and Irish pubs. Opera and classical concerts are famous in Prague with performances held in the opera houses, churches, palaces and even outdoors. For getting around in Prague check out the excellent tram system, although if you wish to explore further afield Prague car hire is a good idea so check out our fantastic deals, each including a Prague map to help your car hire run smoothly.
General Information
Transfer Times
Prague centre is approximately 30 minutes from Prague Airport - 15km (8 miles) 
Ideal for Couples
Couples can spend the day marvelling at the beautiful sights and architecture then share a romantic meal in one of the many exquisite restaurants before finishing the night off with a few drinks.
Short Transfer
Prague Airport is just 8 miles from Prague city centre meaning a short transfer. 
Fantastic Nightlife
Prague nightlife boasts everything from trendy bars and discos to local establishments and nightclubs that stay open until the early hours.
Cosmopolitan Nightlife
Whilst on a Prague holiday you should visit the ultra cool jazz dens and beer cellars to enjoy the live music and poetry sessions. 
Fantastic Restaurants
When it comes to eating out in Prague you will find something to suit all tastes from delicious international dishes and fast food outlets to the exquisite local cuisine that is a must try.
Traditional Shopping
Around Wenceslas Square there are traditional shops selling locally made crystals, wooden toys, puppets and hand painted eggs. 
Fantastic Sight Seeing
Prague holidays offer you days filled with strolling round the city to admire the ancient churches, buildings, palaces and statues in between relaxing in one of the traditional cafes and bars.
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