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Everyone knows it, everyone has seen it in photos – and yet, in real life, the Charles Bridge feels like a small miracle. It's that moment when you step onto it and your gaze sweeps across the Vltava River, while a street musician plays in the background, and the cobblestones glisten slightly underfoot. Then you feel it: This is where the heart of Prague beats.

Štorch House (Storch House) – a Neo-Gothic apartment building from 1896–1897 located in Old Town Square in Prague, built for the publisher A. Štorch. The building was erected on the site of an older Gothic house. The apartment building was severely damaged during the Prague Uprising of 1945 and subsequently restored. The facade is decorated with frescoes by L. Novák, depicting, among other things, Saint Wenceslas on horseback, Jan Amos Comenius, and symbols of Prague. A Madonna figure is located above the entrance, and sculptures of the Evangelists adorn the bay window.

Highly recommended. It's best to be here by 9:00 a.m. The crowds start arriving after 9:00 a.m.

Without a doubt, you should definitely visit in the early hours when it's not quite as crowded...

To mark Prague's designation as a cultural capital in 2000, Cerny designed a group of sculptures called "Miminka" ("Babies"). The babies are located in the park of the Kampa Museum. Some of the babies also crawl up the Prague TV Tower ("Tower Babies").

One of the must-see places in Prague.

Beautiful viewpoint of the bridge

Beautiful view of Prague Castle