Prague

Every city has its own hotspots. Whether the sun is shining or it's raining cats and dogs, there are lots of activities awaiting you!

Zidovske muzeum v Praze (Prague's Jewish Museum) Poor maintenance caused the majority of houses in the Jewish district to be demolished around 1900. Only the Municipal House, some six synagogues and the cemetery were spared. These buildings together now form the Jewish Museum. The Jewish cemetery leaves a lasting impression. Until the fifteenth ce... [Read more]

Bertramka (Mozart) Museum The Bertramka, or Mozart Museum, pays hommage to one of the world's greatest composers, Wolfgang Amadeus Mozart. This spot was chosen specifically because Mozart frequently stayed at Villa Bertramka when he visited Prague. He was here, for example, in 1787, while composing the opera Don Giovanni. Th... [Read more]

Kampa Museum Kampa Museum offers you modern art. It's housed in a 14th century mill, a unique location for a museum. In addition to the permanent collection, there are also numerous temporary exhibitions to enjoy. Once you've finished visiting the museum, catch up on gossip at the cafe which overlooks the Old Ci... [Read more]