A treasure city that every man must take his wife to

The following is a travel guide for Prague: Attractions • Prague Castle: The world's largest ancient castle complex, built in the 9th century, is the official residence of the President of the Czech Republic. You can visit St. Vitus Cathedral, Golden Lane, Old Royal Palace, etc. It is recommended to buy a 450 CZK ticket that includes all attractions. You can also spend an extra 200 CZK to climb the South Tower of St. Vitus Cathedral and overlook Prague. • Charles Bridge: A landmark building in Prague, built in 1357, known as the "Open-air Baroque Sculpture Art Museum of Europe." Go in the early morning or evening when there are fewer people to admire the 30 Baroque statues on both sides and the beautiful scenery of the Vltava River. • Prague Old Town Square: The heart of Prague, with diverse architectural styles such as the Church of Our Lady before Týn and St. Nicholas Church. You can watch the astronomical clock strike on the hour, and you can also spend 150 CZK to climb the Astronomical Clock Tower and overlook the square. • Other attractions: Stroll through the Old Town and admire the medieval architecture; check in at the John Lennon Wall and feel the cultural significance behind it; go to the Dancing House and admire the unique twisted glass architecture; you can also go to the Havel Market to experience the local customs and buy special souvenirs. Food • Featured dishes: You can taste roasted pork knuckles, roasted pork ribs, beef in cream sauce, Czech roast duck, Czech beef stew, etc. Recommended restaurants include Pork's, Restaurant U Glaubicu, etc. • Featured desserts: Try Trdelník, chimney cake ice cream, etc., but chimney cake ice cream is relatively sweet, so many people can share it to try it out. • Featured drinks: Czech beer is very famous, you can go to the beer garden or the Czech Beer Museum to taste it. Accommodation • Luxury: Four Seasons Hotel Prague, Mandarin Oriental Hotel, Andaz Prague, etc., with first-class facilities and services. • Comfortable: Hotel Mozart Prague, President Hotel, etc., convenient transportation, and you can enjoy beautiful scenery. • Economy: You can choose Xingyuan Hotel, or book a local small apartment, which is cost-effective. Transportation • Walking: Prague's Old Town has a concentration of attractions, and most of them can be reached on foot. • Public transportation: You can buy a transportation pass, download the APP "Pid" and bind a Visa card to purchase it. It costs 120 CZK and is valid for 24 hours after activation. You can take the subway and streetcar an unlimited number of times. In addition, when traveling in Prague, you should also pay attention to the local currency, which is the Czech Koruna. It is more cost-effective to use Koruna for payment first, and it is also more cost-effective to swipe your card.