Basil Cooper

The first time I visited Prague 12 years ago, I walked across the Charles Bridge with a bunch of other tourists and wondered, "Is this all this medieval city has to offer?" It's a familiar feeling for those who have been to Venice.

If you're an inexperienced tourist, you might get the impression that there's nothing to do in Prague except for strolling around and munching on local food. But fear not, there are a few ways to spice up your day or night:

If you're searching for a tale of miracles, devotion, and incredible faith, look no further than the story of the Miraculous Infant of Prague.

The Old Town Astronomical Clock, also known as the Prague Astronomical Clock, is a medieval astronomical clock. It is located on the south side of the tower of the Old Town Hall in Prague. This is probably the best-preserved medieval clock ever. The clock was first historically documented in a record on October 9, 1410

A UNESCO heritage site with a history spanning over a millennium, Prague Castle is a pinnacle of architectural and artistic excellence. It attracts visitors from all corners of the world, and rightly so.