Prague's sights

Prague is known as 1 of the most beautiful cities in Europe. The city owes this to its incredibly well-preserved old town centre Staré Město. Here, follow The Royal Route, that passes by all the sights. This route was used to be taken by the Czech kings on their coronation. Explore the Prague fortress as well, where you will find impressive churches, squares, and palaces. The Old City Square is 1 of the highlights, where you will see the famous Astronomical Clock come to life. Or, wander over to the iconic Charles Bridge, where you will be surrounded by ancient statues that will give you the feeling of walking back in time. You will also encounter street musicians and artists who will be happy to show you their work.

Many hotels in Prague that Transavia Holidays offers are located close to the sights. This means you can seamlessly reach them from your hotel and dive into all the beauty Prague has to offer.

Discover Prague's beauty

Besides the many sights, there are also hidden treasures to be discovered that make the city unique. Want to experience Prague's charm to the max? Take a stroll through the Malá Strana district. The narrow streets, colourful baroque buildings, and quiet squares make this district a lovely place to wander through.

Looking for some greenery? Visit the brilliant gardens at the foot of the Prague fortress. 1 of the most wonderful places to relax in is the Royal Garden. Here, you will admire graceful flowers and elegant fountains.

What to do in Prague

Prague is a city full of surprises. Whether you love history or just want to experience a fun atmosphere, there is always something to discover on your holiday in Prague. For example, step on board a tour boat and sail along the Vltava river, while soaking in the incredible view of the city.

Prague is also a great destination if you're into shopping. Just head on over to the Na Prikope and 28 Rijna streets. On these pedestrian, wide shopping streets, you will find over 200 shops and 3 department stores. There is always a buzzing crowd and the street musicians bring the lively atmosphere. Also make sure to take in the architecture while shopping: above the shop windows you can see the striking baroque-style facades. Need a rest after all the shopping? There are countless restaurants and cafes where you can sit down for a bite and a drink.

Going out in Prague: discover the vibrant nightlife

Immerse yourself in the cosy atmosphere of local pubs and beer halls. Prague is known as the beer capital of Europe for a reason. Taste the locally brewed pivo in a cosy beer garden or go wild in 1 of the clubs. In the mood to dance? The Karlovy Lazne is for you. This clubs has 5 floors and there are different types of music on every floor. Another unique bar is Jazz Dock, which is located along the bank of the Vltava. Enjoy jazz concerts every evening, with spectacular views of the river. Want to really explore the nightlife? Go on a pub crawl and discover the most fun pubs without waiting in line. Na zdraví! (In other words, cheers)

Prague's restaurants: mouthwatering food

The authentic Czech cuisine is definitely worth a try. During your holiday in Prague, try a hearty goulash served with dumplings, as the locals like to eat it. Or, have another popular dish, such as svíčková (creamy sauce with beef). These meals will fill you up after a long day of roaming the city. Another great thing about Prague is that such big meals don't have to cost you a lot of money. Feeling like a sweet treat? Let the trdelník surprise you, a cinnamon pastry that is freshly baked all over the city. Aside from traditional Czech beer, you will also find a tonne of trendy cafes and international restaurants in the Vinohrady district. Transavia Holidays also offers hotels in this district.

Prague's weather: magical in every season

Whether you want to come in spring, summer, autumn, or winter, Prague has something wonderful to offer in every season. In spring and summer you can enjoy sitting in the sun at a cafe. With mild temperatures of around 20°C and 25°C, it's the perfect period to wander the historic streets in light clothing. In winter there is a chance of snow, which will bring a magical air to the city and temperatures can drop to 0°C. This is a great time to visit the festive Christmas markets with a warm coat on. Make sure you adjust your clothes to the season so that you can enjoy this magnificent city to the fullest!