U Pinkasů
The legendary pub where Pilsner Urquell was first poured in Prague in 1843. Multi-story historic tavern with a quiet open-air Gothic courtyard garden.
Historic Architecture
Notable historic building featuring Gothic, Baroque, Art Nouveau, or Cubist architecture.
Křivoklát Castle (Hrad Křivoklát)
One of the oldest and most atmospheric royal hunting castles in Bohemia, hidden deep in the UNESCO protected Křivoklátsko oak forests.
Karlštejn Castle (Hrad Karlštejn)
Monumental 14th-century Gothic castle founded by Holy Roman Emperor Charles IV to safeguard the Imperial Crown Jewels and sacred relics.
St. Barbara’s Cathedral (Chrám sv. Barbory – Kutná Hora)
Spectacular UNESCO Gothic cathedral built by medieval silver miners with flying buttresses and tent-like spires resembling a Gothic ship.
Sedlec Ossuary (Kostnice Sedlec – Kutná Hora)
The world-famous 'Bone Church' chapel decorated with the skeletal remains of over 40,000 individuals, arranged into pyramids and chandeliers.
Prague Main Railway Station (Praha Hlavní nádraží)
Central international railway hub connecting direct trains to Kutná Hora, Karlštejn, Plzeň, Vienna, and Berlin, with luggage storage and Fantova kavárna.