Prague is the city of my dreams

There are many beautiful cities with ancient history, rich culture in the world, but the city of my dream is Prague ... It is the city which should be at least once in a lifetime visited to understand that magic exists. I'd like to tell you a little about this beautiful city, its places of interest, castles and you'll understand why it attracts me so much. Prague is a magical place that combines everything: unique history, rich culture, delicious cuisine and beautiful scenery. A trip to Prague allows you to plunge into the atmosphere of magical architecture, combining a variety of styles, visit the fascinating cultural attractions and museums. You will enjoy the charming nature of Prague, which you can see with your own eyes. You will be overwhelmed by the splendid views along the Vltava river, that doesn’t not leave anyone indifferent. I enjoyed every minutes of my staying in the city. And besides, our trip was rather cheap. It warmed my heart. A unique characteristic of the Czech Republic capital is a combination of various styles in the architecture of the city. You cannot lose the way on the streets of Prague. The medieval buildings and ultramodern buildings, and the most daring mix of styles will pleasantly surprise you. It is a work of an architect, who has made Prague the famous capital of the world, and I should say, Prague is like an unforgettable tale. The most common styles of buildings found in Prague are Baroque and Gothic. The oldest buildings located in Prague and its environs belong to the XII-XIII century! Among these monuments there is, for example, the famous in the world St. Vitus church, built at Prague Castle. In any part of Prague you will find unique architectural monuments: the Charles Bridge, Old Town Square and Town Hall, Tyn Church. There is a sightseeing tower on Petrin hill in Prague, which is an exact copy of the Eiffel. It can be reached by the cable car, and you'll get a great view of the city. But the Old-New synagogue opens you all the charm of medieval Gothic, because it retains its original form for nearly 700 years! Old Jewish Cemetery in Prague is a veritable museum of the most diverse in appearance and old stone tombstones. There are about 12,000 in total and the age of some tombstones counts almost six centuries.