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The best boat tour in Prague isn’t about ticking off landmarks — it’s about slowing down long enough to see them. The way the city reveals those landmarks slowly as you glide past—Prague Castle, Charles Bridge, and the Dancing House. It’s the quiet perspective you can’t find on foot. You’ve seen the photos and heard…
Welcome to the Czech Republic! A land of fairy tales, with its medieval towns and villages, stately hilltop castles and beautiful countryside. And, then there are the incredible UNESCO sites in the Czech Republic! Travel to the Czech Republic and you’ll feel like you’ve stepped back in time. That’s how I felt when I spent…
I’m so glad I made time to visit the Prague Jewish Quarter. Tucked beside the Old Town, this small neighbourhood holds centuries of stories—some hard, some hopeful, all important. I walked its cobbled streets at a slower pace, stopping often to read plaques, peek inside synagogues, and sit quietly in the cemetery. If you’re curious…
Have you heard of New Town Prague or maybe Nové Město? Likely not. During my week-long stay in Prague, I discovered this hidden gem often overlooked by other travellers. Despite its name, this historic district dates back to 1348 and offers an interesting blend of old and new. As I wandered through its streets, I…
When I think about Prague’s historic heart, I think of my stay in the area called Malá Strana, or the Lesser Town in Prague. Tucked beneath the castle and shaped by centuries of quiet strength, this district feels softer than the Old Town and far more lived-in than the areas across the river. I stayed…
When I first stepped into Old Town Prague, I didn’t need a map to know I was somewhere important. The worn cobblestones, the chime of the Astronomical Clock, and the sheer volume of people coming and going. This is the oldest part of the city, where medieval streets twist around churches, towers, and squares. In…