Prague Photos

Old Town Prague has everything a visitor to Czech Republic's capital city desires. Staying in Prague's Old Town makes major attractions, including the Astronomical Clock and Old Town Hall, easy to get to. Explore Old Town Prague in this photo gallery and get familiar with the heart of the city. 

Old Town Square is the site of historic buildings and seasonal events and is a major symbol of Prague. Visit Old Town Square to see art, listen to music, grab a bite to eat, shop for souvenirs, and take photographs of Old Town Square's most important architectural structures. You'll see some of them in these pictures. 

Castle Hill overlooks Prague. Visit its cathedrals and palaces, watch the changing of the guard, and take stunning photographs from above the city. Tour Prague Castle for an experience like no other; this medieval complex looms over the city and contains stunning artwork and architecture!

Each of Prague's neighborhoods has its own vibe. This photo tour takes you through Prague's neighborhoods and gives you a peek at some of the most stunning sights around Prague. Many of these can be reached easily on foot, and if you stroll through the city, you'll encounter some of them. Others, like the famous Dancing building, you may have to deliberately seek out depending upon if your tour of the city or your hotel's location. 

Prague's Jewish Quarter is signicant both to Prague's history and to the history of Europe. Visit important landmarks and the Old Jewish Cemetery, and learn more about the Jewish Quarter, or Josefov, a subsection of Prague's Old Town. 

Prague's monuments commemorate special people and events important to Prague's history and culture. You'll see them everywhere you go in Prague. Why not become familiar with them so you know what important figures and moments have been chosen to be made permanent in in bronze, stone, or other materials?

Charles Bridge has 30 statues. This photo gallery helps you familiarize yourself with the 15 statues on the north side of the bridge. enjoy learning about each statue and its significance. 

Prague's Christmas celebrations last through December and go into the month of January. Festivals, markets, exhibitions, and processions mark the holiday season Prague sparkles during this time of year. Even if you can't travel to the Czech capital to experience the magic of Christmas, you can still view its decorations and Christmas trees in photos.