Ibis Prague Old Town

... . Even though my brain was rattled into applesauce, we still managed to see a lot of sights. One of the highlights of Prague's old town is the astronomical clock in the main square. They sure do love the 3 C's in Europe: Clocks, Churches and Cobble. This ...

... this spot. One of our favorite things at Prague Castle was St. Vitus Cathedral.  The cathedral is visible throughout the old town and is even more beautiful on the inside than the outside.  The gargoyles protecting the church are creepy, but ...

... on foot and after wandering through the small streets we found ourselves at the Church of St. James which is located off of the Old Town Square.  The decorations in the church are considered some of the most beautiful and valuable in the city and it ...

... in the morning! DAY 2: Friday was gorgeous. The weather was perfect and it was a balmy 60 degrees! We headed to Old Town Prague and viewed the Astronomical Clock and Hall Tower. We also saw the Tyn Cathedral and the main city square. The city was ...

... we had an included dinner at the hotel. We then went on a night city walk at 7:30 to see Charles Bridge and the Old Town Square, includding the Astronomical Clock. After that we went to a club called the Beer Factory where each table of 6-8 has its own ...

... we had an included dinner at the hotel. We then went on a night city walk at 7:30 to see Charles Bridge and the Old Town Square, including the Astronomical Clock. After that we went to a club called the Beer Factory where each table has its own beer ...

... thing at 10am. Was kind of cool.....but a bit of a little let down. We tried to get into one of the main churches in the old town square...but it was closed Mondays so we then made our way to the Jewish quarter of the town but couldnt get into the Jewish ...

Prague. Now I have been looking forward to Prague from the start. For a couple of reasons, one because everyone says it is great, I have seen photos before and it looks incredible, and thirdly, this is where beer history lives. A new reason to love Prague ...

... , which is just beautiful. We started at the castle, then made our way across the river on a bridge with lively street performers into the old town. Dinner was at the hotel, and ended up being the worst of the trip so far. It was a buffet with stale bread ...

... Charles bridge again, and got lost (but luckily so, because we got lost and passed Karlova, a famous Prague street I later found out), before getting to Old Town Square again for dinner. We bought some souvenirs along the way. We settled on U Prince, ...

... ), in the whole of central Europe. I thought it was pretty neat.     Our tour guide dropped us off in the packed Old Town square to watch the Astronomical Clock chime at noon. I made sure to keep my valuables safely tucked away. The lot of us ...

... a great night-time view of the Charles Bridge as we crossed the river. Many jewellery shops were passed as we made it to the Old Town Square, or Staroměstské náměstí, where a stunning Christmas tree with dripping lights in the centre of ...

...  traveling around with a much larger group. The following day the weather cleared and we had the opportunity to wander around the Old Town Square, climbing the Town Hall Tower with its 200 steps - this is getting to be a bit of a pattern: ...

... day in Prague. We loved this city from the start. Our first night started off with a walking tour where we walked through the old town square and Charles Bridge, followed by some drinks at an Irish pub (out of all places to bring us, our tour manager ...

... and really effective.  But it was after dinner that we experienced the highlight of our day... a rooftop restaurant overlooking the Old Town Square with the castle and cathedral on the horizon.  Not many people know about this place so it was a ...

... ones we visited.  Finally we’ve found a place where American dollar is still worth something… Driving into Prague, I noticed that there weren’t many new developments and the buildings were pretty old.  Some of the cable street ...

... off on the first night at the Hradcany Castle and walked down the hill to the Charles Bridge and into the Old Quarter or Praha 1 and then on into New town. We must have walked a good 5 kms that night taking in all the illuminated buildings and the ...

... similarly cheap as were clothes and phones.  It was only petrol and hotels that were overpriced. We headed north towards Prague not really noticing much difference except that the homes were not as colourful as previously and the countryside was very ...

... shore of the river Elbe and followed the signs and Anne's directions to Centrum. As soon as we crossed the river into the old town our troubles began. The roads were very wide, six lanes of traffic, and although we could identify the Ibis hotel on  ...