THE CITY OF PRAGUE ****************************************************************************************** * ****************************************************************************************** Prague is a unique city with medieval charm, a rich history and striking architecture that year. The place of conferece, HYB4 Gallery, is located in the very centre of Prague, from where Old Town Square: Just a few steps from the conference location, there is a central square of Prague, Old To Prague's Old Town you will find the Old Town Hall with the famous Astronomical Clock, the the Church of St. Nicholas. There are also numerous restaurants. The Old Town Square is also a popular venue for events. Especially popular is the Christma year to enjoy the Christmas magic. Prague Castle An absolute highlight of any trip to Prague is the spectacular Prague Castle, dating back Holy Roman Emperors, and Austrian Emperors once ruled and lived in the majestic complex of parks. As the largest enclosed castle area in the world, it holds countless sights. These include Cathedral, the Old Royal Palace, the Basilica of St. George, Daliborka Tower, Rosenberg Pa Palace, the Holy Cross Chapel, and the National Gallery in Sternberg Palace. The highlight of the Prague Castle is the ceremonial changing of the castle guard, which t great pomp and marching music in the Square of Honor. Also noteworthy is the lighting of t particularly emphasizes the architectural splendor. St. Vitus Cathedral An absolute must-see in Prague is the imposing St. Vitus Cathedral, which dominates Prague cathedral of the Archbishopric of Prague as well as the largest church in the Czech Republ In addition to the grandiose Gothic architecture, the interior of the cathedral will also Czech kings, the Prague Cathedral treasury, the coronation insignia, and the Wenceslas Cha Climbing the 99-meter main tower is rewarded with a sensational view of Prague's rooftops. Wenceslas Square Wenceslas Square in the heart of the city is one of the largest squares in Europe as well both locals and tourists. Originally, the square functioned as a horse market. The square demonstrations, such as the "Velvet Revolution" of 1989. Today, Wenceslas Square attracts countless visitors with its shopping opportunities as wel bars, clubs, and hotels. It is also home to the National Museum and the monument of St. We Wenceslas Square. Vyšehrad Perched on a cliff above the Vltava River, Vyšehrad is a medieval fortress dating back to enjoy a more spectacular view of picturesque Prague. The Baroque fortress includes numerou Rotunda of St. Martin, the neo-Gothic Church of St. Peter and Paul, and the underground ca serves as the final resting place of numerous artists, politicians, and scientists. Accord oldest princely seat in Bohemia. Parks and gardens Prague is also rich in parks, orchards and gardens where you can relax. You can visit seve Wallenstein Garden is located in the Old Town of Prague. The Wallenstein Garden, covering metres, is the second largest garden in the centre of Prague; only Prague Castle gardens a The garden was created in the style of an Italian manneristic park, and as surviving lette show, Albrecht Waldstein himself actively participated in its shaping through his proposal Letná park Located in Prague 7, Letná Park, is one of the biggest parks in Prague. Established in 186 this park in Prague has seen a lot throughout the years. Today, its most noticeable feature is the ticking metronome, but from 1955 until 1962, thi largest monument to Josef Stalin. The metronome sits on the base of the remains of the Sta Stromovka Park Also located in Prague 7, Stromovka is known as Prague´s central park and also happens to 250 acres. Founded in 1268 by King Přemysl Otakar II as a royal hunting ground, this park subsequent rulers and sometimes even taken advantage of as a military camp. Today, there is a wide variety of things to do in the park. It’s come a long way through h locals and visitors alike. Sit by the shore or even take a dip in one of the four ponds, t enjoy a meal at one of the restaurants or just relax in the grass. Riegrovy sady This beautiful park in Prague 2 is also situated on the site of some former vineyards and Prague Castle. A few remnants of the original space still reside there – the Classical loo now a restaurant, and some sandstone remnants of a monument from the 1840s. With a garden lining the back entrance and a spacious hillside, Riegrovy sady park gets pa enjoying a beer and watching the sunset, making it one of the best parks in Prague. Kampa The park - an island between the main stream of the Vltava and its branch - Čertovka, wher of the former Velkopřevorský mill, which stood here in 1400, is one of the most romantic a No wonder it was named the second most beautiful urban island in the world by the prestigi island's grassy areas are widely used for picnics and relaxation. The park, located in Prague’s center right next to the Charles Bridge, boasts great views check out the wheel of the Grand Priory Mill from the 15th century or wander up past the s Kampa also houses an art museum and a few freestanding baby statues designed by David Čern the tower.