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If you want to visit the beautiful city of the Prague and you are looking for the Prague hotels or a particular hotel in the Prague, you are in the right place. Booking-Europe.com has the solution for you! All hotels in the Prague, presented via Booking-Europe.com, are constantly monitored to offer you only the best available "value for money accommodation" in the on-line hotel market of the Prague. Nearly every kind of hotel in the Prague features on our site: whether you are looking for a luxurious accommodation in the Prague, a cheap hotel / discount hotel in the Prague or perhaps a Prague airport hotel, these can all be found on Booking-Europe.com.

Advantages for our visitors
No margins added, no reservation costs, no cancellation costs (clear info per hotel), direct email confirmation of your booking and very user friendly to make your search to the Czech hotel you are looking for as simple as possible. You will find very high discounts on room rates and real time room availability of hotels in the Prague. In addition to that we provide you information about the Prague. Like where to eat, what’s going on, how to get around and what you must see. To make a booking, you will need a credit card to guarantee your reservation only and payments are made at the hotel.

Prague: General Information
Serene green isles in the river and peaceful parks draping the city's seven hills just steps away from splendid architectural treasures and bustling street life of the city center, Prague is quite simply one of the most stunning cities in the world. Its beautiful bridges, cathedrals, gold-tipped towers and church domes mirrored in the waters of the Vltava River give Prague the title of ‘City of a Thousand Spires’. Prague was fortunate to escape largely undamage in World War II and its exquisitely preserved historical center has been designated a World Heritage Site.

Prague is characterized by its many architectural treasures, the different styles reflecting a thousand years development of European architecture. The Old Town Hall in The Old Town Square, features an ornate Gothic Astronomical clock showing an interesting mechanical performance of the apostles on the hour. In the centre of the square is an odd Art Nouveau monument to the religious reformer, Jan Hus, a national symbol for the Czech people and on opposite sides of the square are two magnificent churches: St Nicholas, Prague’s greatest Baroque building, with its distinctly visible dome and the more striking Týn Church, a fabulous Gothic structure with its twin spires.

On the Royal route, the famous tourist route leading from the centre to the Prague Castle, stands the the most photographed feature of the city, the Charles Bridge. The Prague castle was the original seat of the Czech princes and kings became a presidential residence in 1918. Attractions in the castle complex include the Old Royal Palace, St. Vitus´ Cathedral, St. George's Basilica, Lobkowitz Palace and the Golden Street.

Other sites of interest in Prague include the Jewish quarter with the largest and most authentic Jewish Museum in Central Europe containing one of the most extensive collections of Judaic art in the world and Vyšehrad, a hill fort perched on a rock above the river an inseparable part of the city skyline.