A symbol of Czech history and culture, this castle complex is one of the largest in the world and represents various architectural styles from its millennium-long construction.

A poignant reminder of the country's communist past, this memorial symbolises the suffering and impact of communist rule on the Czech people.

An example of modern architectural design in Prague, this building stands out with its unique, non-traditional design, symbolising the city's post-communist

A site of Czech resistance during World War II, this cathedral is a significant historical and cultural landmark, especially for its role in Operation Anthropoid.

A modern sculpture representing one of Prague's most famous literary figures, Franz Kafka, showcasing the city's rich literary heritage and contemporary art scene.

A central gathering place for many of Prague's historical events, including demonstrations and celebrations, reflecting the city's social and political life.

A Gothic tower that was once a city gate, representing the mediaeval history of Prague and its architectural heritage.

One of the oldest astronomical clocks still operating, this clock is a marvel of mediaeval engineering and a symbol of Prague's historical scientific achievements.

This historic Jewish ghetto is rich in history and culture, with its synagogues and old cemetery, reflecting the long-standing Jewish presence and heritage in Prague.

A historic bridge that crosses the Vltava river, it's lined with statues of Catholic saints and is a symbol of the city's mediaeval and religious history.