Prague

One of the most famous sights of Prague has to be Prague Castle, with the beautiful Old Royal Palace, St. Vitus Cathedral, St. George's Basilica, the Golden Lane and more. 

There are multiple tickets available that will give you access to different selections of buildings and sights inside the complex. The most expensive ticket is around €14. If you're a student or are travelling with your family, you can get a discount, so bring your ID.

When walking through the old centre of Prague it's hard to miss this spot: the Old Town Square! On the square you'll find a lot of beautiful buildings, with the main sights being the Astronomical Clock Tower, The old Town Hall and the (towers of the) Týn Church. 

In December you can find a great Christmas market on this square, with delicious foods, gift-buying and lot and lots of lights. 

The Charles Bridge, or Karlův Most, is the most famous bridge in Prague that stands over the Vltava. If you want to see it empty, make sure to set your alarm as early as possible, because it will quickly fill up with musicians, artists and tourists. 

It's a great way to get to the other side of the city and to enjoy the views from the bridge. However, for even better views you should take another bridge so that you can see the Charles Bridge and the scenery behind it. Or even look at it from above, from Letna Hill!

If you're looking for that perfect Instagram picture spot, the John Lennon Wall is the place to go! Since the 1980's it has been filled up with colourful art and quotes inspired by the Beatles. The wall is always evolving, with people adding more graffiti every day.

To get that perfect picture you'll probably need to be patient, since it's one of the most popular sights in Prague. Find an image or quote you like and go for it. 

Seeing Prague from above is an absolute must! You'll have a few places to choose from, but going to Petrín gives you a great angle over the old city centre and Prague Castle. A fun way to get to the top is with the funicular, but of course you can also walk.

Want to go even higher? Climb the Petrín Tower to really get a gorgeous bird's-eye view! The tower, which is loosely based on the Eiffel Tower, is 63,5 metres tall and it has 299 steps to the top.