Prague is the capital and at the same time the largest city of Czech Republic, located on Vltava River, central part of Bohemia. The population of Prague is about 1.3 million. Prague is considered to be among the splendiferous cities of the world, also known as "golden city", "mother of the towns", "city of thousands spires" and "heart of Europe". UNESCO included the historical center of Prague into the world heritage list in 1992. An inimitable atmosphere created by its millennium of history, incredible sights and a lot of Prague hotels make the city an attractive tourist destination on domestic and international markets. Prague traveling has become a very popular way of spending holydays for students and the elderly, for holidaying with children and couples looking for romantic breaks. As for Prague hotel information, tourists can choose from cheap accommodations in Prague to luxurious Prague hotels according to the level of comfort they require, their financial means and lifestyle. Visitors can also stay in Prague hostels which provide an alternative to budget Prague hotels. One advantage of staying at hostels is that they are often situated in historical city centers. Peak season in Prague hotels generally runs from April to October and a major influx of visitors in hotels in Prague can be expected during New Year as well. Prices for accommodation in Prague, even in cheap Prague hotels, can be up to twice as high in the peak season and reservations are strongly advised.

 Prague will amaze you with its astonishing and unique beauty: a number of epochs were embedded in the architecture of the buildings and monuments. Diversity of the architecture forms makes up an unusual harmony: you may observe all trends and styles when roman and gothic buildings, renaissance and baroque constructions fantastically combined with later trends like modern, cubism and deconstructionism.

 You will need several days to feel deeply all the magnificence of Czech capital. The center of Prague is so reach in spectacular details so you may miss a lot if you just follow the rout from the guidebook. Surely, you should not miss Prague Castle, The Old Town Square, Charles Bridge, Mala Strana Square, Petrin Hill. Prague remote districts like Zhizhkov and Vinogrady may offer any demanding visitor, interested not only in sightseeing, but the quality relaxation as well, the best sorts of beer and wine, which glorified the Check Republic all over the world. Pay attention to the Prague zoo as well since it is becoming more and more popular among the tourists. Prague is not just another attractive and lovely city. Everybody may find here the subject of interest: serene rest or rich cultural and night life. Whether you want to go to opera or art gallery, take part in poetic contests and performances or to dance all night long, you may always be sure you can find it in Prague at any time.