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Escape to Prague for the Beauty of Old World Europe

The capital city of the Czech Republic, Prague has been the cultural, political and industrial focal point of the country for over 1,000 years. With its long history and incredible architecture, Prague has become one of the top European travel destinations. Because the city is smaller than Paris, London and other top European cities travelers on a layover of just a few hours can also visit some of the cities top attractions.

The oldest part of the city is the most popular area for visitor's and during the peak summer seasons this area in particular is crowded. Known as District 1 (or Praha 1), the area includes the Prague Castle. The massive castle is one of the largest in the world and dates back to the 9th century with churches, museums, art galleries, gardens and government buildings located within the castle and surrounding palaces. As the most significant monument in the Czech Republic it is also the most visited tourist attraction.
Tourist can avoid overcrowding by arriving early and booking the best Prague apartments online that are located within a few minutes walk from the castle.

Holiday apartments located within walking distance from the castle are also located very near the historic Charles Bridge which offers awe inspiring views of the Vltava River. Towers are on both sides of the bridge and can be climbed while Baroque statutes line the sides of the bridge. Tourist can purchase works made by local artist and listen to musicians while strolling the bridge or enjoy a river boat trip of Prague. Walking across the bridge, visitors can also take a visit to Kampa Island. The quaint little island features houses standing by the river and is the perfect place to stay for those wanting peace and quiet. A contemporary art gallery and the areas charming cafes should not be missed. The green park on Kampa Island is also the perfect destination for family picnics.

Within District 1, is the Old Town Square, which is known for its charming neo-gothic buildings and its astronomical mechanical clock. Large crowds gather around the clock 15 minutes before the hour to enjoy the astonishing show which features moving sculptures of the 12 apostles, death and a rooster crowing. Exploring Jewish Town offers a chance to better understand the persecution and restrictions placed on Jews as the town dates back to the 13th century. A gothic style synagogue with intricate stonework and a Jewish cemetery from the 15th century are the main draws here.

Wenceslas Square is a trendy area for tourist, with its mix of art-deco and modern buildings, as well as its many holiday apartments, restaurants, shops and banks. Apartment rentals in Wenceslas Square also offer walking access to all major attractions in Prague. Located near the square is an opera house featuring cultural entertainment in the form of operas, ballets and dramas. The main building of the National Museum is also located near the square and houses millions of items showcasing the history, music and art of the Czech Republic.

For younger tourist looking to enjoy the wild nature of the Prague nightlife go with holiday apartments in Wenceslas Square. The area offers numerous opportunities to partake of the regions well known beers, considered by locals to be some of the best in the world. Jazz, disco, techno, rock and urban music fit the musical taste of any traveler with table top dancing and go-go dancers on display. Concerts at Prague nightclubs also feature internationally known artists.

When booking your holiday apartment in Prague, online services offer the best methods. With online booking, you get the ability to view pictures of an apartment instead of renting site unseen. Comprehensive descriptions of apartments make it easy to select rentals that feature fully functional kitchens with the latest in modern conveniences such as microwaves, silverware, coffee makers and can openers. Holiday apartments throughout the city offer a chance to stay in historical buildings with antique furnishings. The blend of modern conveniences with historical buildings gives an old world feel while still creating cozy and comfortable surroundings.

Renters can also check that they do not have to pay an extra fee for electricity, heating and other services by checking out holiday apartments online. The ability to find apartments that offer stereos, washing machines, satellite TV, full size refrigerators, Wi-Fi Internet, CD players, telephones for local calls, showers, swimming pools and spectacular views of the city are also prized for travelers who want modern convenience.



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