Dating back to 1410, this medieval creation is the oldest clock in the world that still operates.

Located in Prague's Old Town quarter, this historic square has striking and diverse architecture, including the Gothic Church of Our Lady before Týn. Christmas and Easter markets are also held in Old Town Square.

Crossing the Vltava river and connecting Old Town and Prague Castle, Charles Bridge started its existence in 1357. This bow bridge features an alley of largely Baroque-syle statues and statuaries.

This 9th century castle compound has been the seat of power throughout its history, and also to this day, as the Czech President's official office is located inside. A major tourist attraction, this complex draws nearly 2 million visitors each year.

For a fast, convenient way of getting from Václav Havel Airport Prague (PRG) to the city center, take the Airport Express bus (AE Express). Bus stops are located outside both Terminals 1 and 2. Buses run every 30 minutes to an hour, from 5:30 a.m. to 9 p.m.

In terms of getting around Prague, remember that the city center is compact and walkable (use taxis cautiously due to overcharging). For Prague Metro, trams and buses, your ticket or pass provides unlimited switching between the three.

This ancient folk event marking the end of winter is a mix of Halloween and May Day. A lantern parade culminating in burning an effigy of a witch are all part of this unusual festival.

Dive into the 'Museum from the Cellar to the Attic' exhibition that animates the National Museum's very fabric through its collection. Its profound narrative incorporates diverse viewpoints, engaging figures, under-explored themes, and a rejuvenating pass from a stand it's-gone-by within specially curated, historical display cases.

The "100 Years of the French Collection" event commemorates the centennial of Czechoslovakia's landmark acquisition of French art, initially facilitated by President Tomáš Garrigu Masaryk. This acquisition reflected the deep cultural connection between the young Central European state and France, enriching state art collections with works by iconic artists such as Georges Braque, Paul Cézanne, and Claude Monet. Celebrated by the National Gallery Prague through an international conference and various public events, the collection's masterpieces are prominently displayed in the Trade Fair Palace, with an audio guide available to enhance the visitor experience.

Na Turné at the Czech Museum of Music invites visitors on a fascinating journey through the world of musical travel, from the adventures of wandering performers to the meticulously planned tours of global stars. The exhibition showcases rare artifacts, including Antonín Dvořák’s ship ticket to New York, Ema Destinnová’s passport, and unique travel diaries. Visitors will discover the whimsical stories behind itineraries, instruments designed for easy transport, and even musical encounters in unexpected places. With a blend of history, humor, and nostalgia, the exhibit explores how music transcends borders, connecting artists and audiences across time and space.

Explore a captivating exhibit that intertwines traditional Vietnamese culture with vibrant history and modern influences, presented through striking documentary photos and informative infographics. Guests will explore enriching Czech-Vietnamese relationships through a collection of artifacts such as everyday items, decor, jewelry, and musical instruments, flanked with archive documentation against a backdrop of multimedia features highlighting societal conflicts and the ongoing equilibrium-seeking dance of tradition and modernity.

Join Patti Smith for an iconic performance, where the rocker will draw from her decades of songwriting and performing to create a one-of-a-kind show. Her signature emotion and energy will make this an experience you'll never forget.

Dave Chappelle is a stand-up comedian and actor from Washington who has won five Emmy Awards, three Grammy Awards and the Mark Twain Prize for American Humor. Named as one of the 50 Best Stand Up Comics of All Time by Rolling Stone magazine, he has also appeared in many movies like A Star Is Born.

Liliac is a five-piece female-fronted rock/metal band from LA whose members are all siblings. After their covers became viral on social media platforms, they appeared on CBS’s competition show, World’s Best. Then their first EP, Chain of Thorns, became #1 on Amazon’s Best Seller for Rock Music Charts.

Joseph Poole, popularly known by the alias Wednesday 13, is a singer and musician from North Carolina whose work primarily belongs to the genres of punk and metal. He has been part of popular singles like "Bad Things," "I Walked with a Zombie" and "What the Night Brings."

Post Malone, born Austin Richard Post, is an American rapper, singer, and songwriter. He gained widespread recognition with his debut single "White Iverson" in 2015, which garnered millions of views on YouTube and led to his signing with Republic Records. Since then, Post Malone has become one of the most influential and commercially successful artists in contemporary music.

Kevin and Jeff Saurer, brothers from Sacramento, California, formed Hippie Sabotage, an electronic dance duo. They're most recognized for their YouTube remix of "Habits (Stay High)," with over 900 million views. At the age of 12, the brothers began collaborating on music.

Letní Letná, an exhilarating celebration of contemporary circus arts, has been a staple of Prague's cultural landscape since its inception in 2004. Held amidst the verdant beauty of Letná Park, this annual festival transforms the city skyline into a canvas of awe-inspiring performances, aerial acrobatics, and daring feats of human skill and creativity. Drawing thousands of spectators, Letní Letná fosters a sense of wonder and adventure that transcends language and borders and enchants audiences with its magical blend of spectacle and artistry.