Prague is simply oversaturated with interesting places that can be interesting to modern tourist. These are numerous monuments of architecture, from the modern "dancing house" on the shore of Vltava to medieval gothic cathedrals, as if immersing you in troubled times. So let's wonder everything in order!
1. Museums. Museums in Prague are both public and private. In government museums, the entrance varies from 60 to 150 crowns, students and children are provided with discounts up to 50 percent. The largest and most popular government museums are the National Museum and the National Gallery in Prague. You can spend on their inspection all day. The Museums of Contemporary Art should include the Franz Kafka Museum next to the Karlovy Bridge, the Museum of the Campa Island, the Museum of Alphonse Fly and Salvador Dali. In addition to them, there are private museums with one thematic collection: the Museum of Sex, the Museum of Legends and Ghosts, the Museum of Doodlers, the Museum of Chocolate, Communism, Police, or the Museum of Toys. All of them are located in the city center and work all days, except Monday to 17-18 hours. Also, the museum complexes include Prague Castle, Vyšehd and Josephs - the Jewish Quarter of Prague, the cost of the input ticket will depend on how many objects you plan to visit right away. But it is worth considering that the full search of attractions is the cost of time, so it's worth going there in advance.
2. Gardens and parks. Prague is a rather "green" city, there are so many parks in it, in which you can walk or triple a picnic. But for tourists, gardens and parks, which have sculptures, fountains and other cultural features, are significantly more interesting, and 4: St. Petersburg garden, located next to the County Stop in Prague 1 (the entrance costs about 60-80 rubles), Vallenstein Garden at the Senate of the city (the fitness is free, closes at 6 pm), the Royal Garden, located at the entrance to Prague Castle from the side of the tram line (stop "Krolovskaya Porpus") and a park on the hill of Petrshin, to which you can climb on the funicular. In all these places you can see not only beautiful flowers or alive hedges, but also summer scenes, summer houses with columns, fountains and works of eminent sculptors in Europe.
3. Monuments. In Prague, a sufficient number of not just known ancient monuments, as, for example, a monument to St. Wesel, who rises on the pedestal on Wenceslas Square, but also modern ambiguous works, such as the sculpture of David Black or a monument to the victims of communism. In the old town, you can find the sculpture of the embryo, as if frozen with the drain pipe. A little bit from the roof of the house, a person quit is a monument to Sigmund Freud. In the head of "Lucerne", Vaclavskaya Square is waiting for you to be turned downward down the head of Vaclav on his faithful horse, and the black giant babies crawl on the area in the area of the Zizkov.
4. Architectural objects. The heart of Prague is considered to be Charles Bridge, which connects two shores of the power and is a pedestrian zone from Malostranskaya to the Old Town Square. On the one hand, the Prague Castle with the High Gothic Cathedral of St. Vita, which is the Czech Cathedral of the Czech Republic and is open to everyone every day, except for the time of worship. And on the other, the city's city hall with astronomical clock, of which puppet men leave every hour and show a whole representation.
5. Other. Undoubtedly the attention of tourists Prague Zoo, which can be reached every 5 minutes by flight bus. A visit is worth the adult 250 kroons, but the zoo is so big that in it with ease you can spend all day.
In the evening, almost every day, from 8 pm to 11, Krizikovsky singing fountains work. Usually the repertoire is laid out on the official website, and tickets can be bought at the box office, on the day of view 15 minutes before the start. In addition to singing fountains, it is also possible to see the plus ballet outdoors.
Of course, this is not all that can be viewed in Prague, as this is a constantly changing city in which something new is almost every day.