What makes a trip to Prague interesting is the mixture of cultures there from the structures, the people and the practices all over the city. The city is quite historic so there are surely many sights to visit.

Although Prague is known for defenestration wherein people are thrown out of windows as a main form of punishment, you can rest assured that people today are friendlier and warmer in welcoming tourists that visit the city.

Among the main attractions of Prague is the top of the Prague castle. Tourists and locals alike take a hike to the top to get an overlooking view of the city. What is even amazing is how the city has remained undisturbed by the modern developments happening everywhere. When you are up there you can even imagine how it was like back in the olden times.

You can, of course, roam around the city to enjoy the various architectures that run from Gothic to Roman and Baroque. The charming streets of Prague are also full of bars and restaurants where you can sample cheap local beers with the locals and other tourists. In fact, you can even enjoy the view of the Vltava River while enjoying some drinks. You can also cross the Karluv Bridge to go to the old and charming town of Mala Strana. There you can explore the St Nicholas's Church situated in the middle of Strana Square, Old Town Square, Wenceslas Square and the Prague Castle.

You can also experience the merriment in Prague by attending the annual Prague Spring Music Festival between May and June. In winter, you will even love the look of Prague in snow. There are yet many sights to see all around Prague. It is even ideal to spend an extended time there.