Museums and Culture in Prague ⋆

Prague’s numerous museums and unique culture make the “City of a Hundred Spires” a truly extraordinary travel destination. Prague’s landmarks, such as Charles Bridge and City Hall with its historic astronomical clock, attract thousands of visitors from around the world year after year. The Czech capital—whose Old Town has been a UNESCO World Heritage Site since 1992—is also home to several museums. Culture enthusiasts can stay at a hotel in downtown Prague and find themselves right in the heart of the city’s vibrant life, shaped by Baroque and Gothic architecture, jazz, Czech cuisine, and the people who live here. Prague’s diverse museums and distinctive culture offer new and fascinating discoveries from times long past every single day.

The Lesser Town—Prague's Most Picturesque Neighborhood

Winding through narrow alleys and past shadowy courtyards, you’ll discover romantic arcades and small restaurants in the Lesser Town that invite you to stop and relax. The Church of St. Nicholas is just as worth a visit as the famous Prague Castle with all its magnificent buildings. An insider tip for nature lovers and couples in love: Hidden behind the passageway to Karmelitská Street lies the beautiful Vrtba Garden, which, arranged across several terraces, promises a veritable sea of flowers paired with architectural mastery. Every year, numerous couples gather here to exchange vows in the Baroque chapel and commit to a life together.

Explore the New Town and the Old Town

At the Falkensteiner Hotel Maria Prague, a wellness hotel in Prague, guests stay in a central location in the heart of the New Town. The historic center in the Old Town is also just a few minutes’ walk away. The magnificent facade of this 4-star hotel blends perfectly with its historic surroundings. Behind it, however, lies an innovative and modern design hotel that captivates guests with its elegant and tastefully furnished rooms. In addition to a generous American-style breakfast buffet, guests can enjoy a small wellness oasis for relaxation and rejuvenation after a busy day in the city. Located right next to Wenceslas Square, the hotel is situated in Prague’s New Town, home to the National Museum, the State Opera, and the Mucha Museum. The “Zum Kelch” tavern—the pub from the famous play *The Good Soldier Švejk*—is also just around the corner.