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The most popular sight visited in Prague, the Prague Castle is the symbol of the city’s beautiful panorama, reminding tourists of the Budapest cathedral, but otherwise unique in its essence.

This part of the city was founded in the 13th century on the hilly terrain below the Prague Castle, and remains one of the historically most authentic sites of the city.

The Jewish quarter, named after Emperor Joseph II, who helped spread religious tolerance, is built on the remains of the former Jewish ghetto of Prague.

As is obvious from the name, OId Town is the oldest part of the Prague city, gaining its prominent status when Charles IV established the New Town in 14th century.

Founded by Charles IV, the main conductor of the growing Prague city, it is twice the size of the Old Town, established especially for craftsmen and salesmen, leaving the Old Town to prominent citizens and students.