Prague is one exquisite holiday destination for lovers of art, culture and all things beautiful. Long regarded as one of Europe’s most distinguished addresses, Prague offers an almost infinite array of activities and attractions for lone travellers, families and even the more mature tourist. Not to be outdone, the city’s nightlife reflects the eclectic mix of this captivating capital beautifully. Whether it’s relaxing jazz tunes you wish to hear, or the resounding beat of modern Czech dance music, or simply a quiet bar to enjoy a cocktail or two, Prague’s got you covered. The most impressive bars, discos and jazz clubs are found in or near Stare Mesto, the city’s most revered Old Town Centre. Considering the Metro closes at 1am in Prague, you’ll have yet another reason to book your holiday rental apartment in Stare Mesto! Pack your dancing shoes along with your camera and take advantage of all the fun that’s to be had in Prague, long after the sun sets. Following are just a few of our favourite drinking holes we’d love for you to try... Čili Bar, Kožná 8 Praha 1 A stone throw away from the town square in stare Mesto is Čili Bar, an infinitely trendy choice, if ...

Prague’s Old Town Centre, Staré Město is arguably the most outstanding historic city center in Europe. Declared a UNESCO site in 1992, the center used to be walled-in, separated from the outside by a moat and bridge, and dates back to the 9th century. The addition of Baroque and Renaissance architecture over the years has added to the historic importance, and booking Prague holiday apartments in Staré Město is by far your best bet if you wish for a truly authentic Czech experience. Staré Město also offers innumerable chances for specialty shopping. While many internationally renowned brands are found here, it’s the locally made gems which are the town’s most coveted items. Bring home some gorgeous wares from one (or two) of the following shops, and make your Czech vacation an unforgettable one. Dum Porcelanu Praha, Jugoslávská 16 Showcasing some of the Czech Republic’s best porcelain, china and crystal wares, this glorious shop is not for the clumsy-at-hand! Designer products are spread out over two enormous floors and include known brands such as Royal Dux Bohemia, Cesky Porcelan and Haas & Czjzek. Delmas, Lucerna Palace This leather-lover’s paradise comes courtesy of local craftsmen and women. Specializing in handmade-bags from designers of the Pavel Hajn ...

Prague is not only an ideal location for couples or those in search of culture, there is also plenty for kids to enjoy in the city. Below are some of the child friendly activities in the Stare Mesto area of Prague. Lego Museum Lego has for decades been one of the favourite pastimes for kids, and today is no different. This Lego museum is a great way for children to discover Lego through the years by viewing fantastic Lego constructions, playing with Lego and also having the chance to purchase it. This is the largest Lego museum in the world and boasts a staggering 2,000 unique constructions, each of which will capture your child’s imagination in a different way. Hall of Mirrors If you have been to a hall of mirrors before you will know all about what to expect, but if you haven’t, the idea is that you have to find your way around a maze, with the twist being that all of the walls are made of either see through materials or mirrors. Hours of fun. Ultra Ant Climbing Wall Take your child to this attraction and let them indulge in the instinctive activity of climbing. There are different walls to climb to suit ...

The Kinsky Palace was built in the mid 18th century and is the principal home for the National Gallery in Prague. Many of the fine paintings that are owned by the National Gallery are exhibited in various galleries in Prague including the fine Kinsky Palace with its Rococo facade. One of the principal treasures within the palace is a collection of fine prints and drawings and the collection is called the ‘Prints and Drawings Collection’. Choose a holiday apartment in Stare Mesto to be in easy reach of the National gallery in Prague. Other treasures within Kinsky Palace include a permanent exhibition of landscape paintings produced by a variety of Czech artists from the 17th to the 20th century. Karel Skréta is a Czech artist who went to Holland to study under the Dutch masters and returned in 1638 to paint works for various churches in Prague. Some of his finest works are exhibited in the Kinsky Palace. Other painters who are represented in the gallery include Jan Jakub and Frantisek Antonín. Max Haushofer was a German painter who was born in the early years of the 19th century and painted magnificent landscapes depicting lakes and mountains. He became professor of landscape ...