The capital of the Czech Republic has a lot to offer and is home to some world-famous sights: the Karlsbrücke bridge over the Moldova River, Prague Castle with a floor area of around seven hectares and the mediaeval town hall clock are just a few of the numerous highlights in Prague. The Jewish district is home to a Jewish cemetery and the oldest active synagogue in the world. As far as the cityscape is concerned, Prague fascinates with buildings from different eras. Here you’ll find baroque palaces and gardens as well as Gothic domes, Romanesque churches and sophisticated Art Nouveau buildings. You’ll also encounter many examples of modern Czech architecture on a motorbike tour.

Historically and architecturally, Prague, also known as the Golden City, is a real treat figuratively speaking. And also literally! Prague has a large selection of traditional coffee houses, which is due to the city’s former membership of the Habsburg monarchy. In Prague you will also find taverns, restaurants with hearty Czech cuisine and the now traditional street food “Trdelnik”, a delicious sweet pastry perfect for a snack.