Prague is one of the most attractive cities in Eastern Europe, with a great mixture of history and modern entertainment. One of the great pleasures of visiting this Aside from visits to the castle, or even the jewish quarter, a trip to the Old Town is a must. Aside from the castle itself, the Old Town is (as the name implies) the oldest part of Prague's towns, and even its name dates back to the 14th century. For anyone with a passion for history, the glamour of Prague's Old Town will thrill and amaze you.

There are also plenty of places to stay within the Old Town, although you could also stay in other areas of Prague, staying within the bounds of the Old Town is more than sensible, especially after a long walk. You won't fancy going across the city to your hotel with blistered feet. As well as formal hotels, such as the Four Seasons, which can be bought as part of a package holiday, there are also self-catering apartments and rooms, and bed-and-breakfast such as the Apple Hostel. The closer that you are to the town centre, the more likely it is that you will have to pay over the odds for your rooms.