• Explore the Pražský hrad (Prague Castle). The fortress has been in existence for over 1,000 years, with the most historic part dating back to 870. Visitors to Prague will not want to miss this sight, as it is the largest ancient castle in the world and Prague’s most visited tourist attraction.

• Visit Katedrála Sv. Víta (St. Vitus Cathedral). Located within the Pražský hrad (Prague Castle), this marvelous historic church stands as one of Europe’s most preeminent Gothic-style cathedrals. The tombs of many prominent individuals reside within the building, such as Catholic saints, Bohemian kings, and Holy Roman Emperors.

• Travel to Karlův most (Charles Bridge). Built by King Charles IV during the 14th century, this bridge was the only bridge across the Vltava until 1841. As such, the Karlův was an integral toward connecting Eastern and Western European trade routes for many centuries.