Views of Prague from Letna Park
Paris is overrated: if there is another city that we can say that it is the city of love , that's **Prague**. In this getaway for two to bohemia city, of reddish roofs, narrow alleys and bottle-green towers, there are many things to do:
ROMANTIC WALKS
It may be that the most beautiful thing in Prague is just walk around it. And a mandatory walk is through the kampa island , for the most romantic and in love. In addition, you can sit in the kampa park terrace , on the banks of the Vltava with authentic views .
This artificial island, which reminds us that there is almost always a little venice in each city, it is a charming place, ideal to spend some time in love.
kampa island
We cannot forget to also stroll through the Petrin Hill , which can be reached by funicular. This is taken in Ujezd street and with it you will travel the 500 meters of rails to reach the expected hill.
Not without reason they call her "the hill of lovers" and his reason is that in it we find a small copy of the Eiffel Tower.
Next to malastrana neighborhood , this hill is one of the best viewpoints from which to observe the bohemian and medieval city. Afterwards, we can approach the Prague Castle since it is close to the area.
Petrin Hill in Prague
Who would go to Prague and not cross the Bridge of Carlos ( Karluv most ) in the evening?
See the city lit up It is undoubtedly one of the most recommended plans. When the moon arrives, Prague is filled with light and with it magic, even more so than any other common city.
Stroll at that time through the square of Staromestske Namesti to be able to see the Tyn Church turned on, it's a spectacle.
For the most demanding, we propose a boat ride on the Vltava, such as in the Paropvlava cruiser.
If you visit Prague, you will cross the Charles Bridge
It is not trivial that since 1992 the The historic center of the city is a World Heritage Site: a simple walk through its streets will be a good memory to store in your history.
ROMANTIC VIEWPOINTS
For its inhabitants, one of the ways to admire the beauty of the city they inhabit is from the letna park . It is located opposite the Jewish quarter and, from it, you can glimpse the city bridges.
If it is still not enough, for all those who love to observe the city in its entirety from above, you can opt for Vysehrad viewpoint.
It is located near the dancing house , with a church (that of San Pedro and San Pablo) in which they are guarded the hallows of valentine . Maybe you can make a wish that you want to come true...
All this PRAGUE IN LOVE!
TO REST WITH A COFFEE
One of the most popular and famous cafes in Prague is the ** Café Louvre .** It still breathes that atmosphere of Prague's high sphere and its Astro-Hungarian Empire.
Another option is the Slavian Coffee , Front of Opera , recommended for all those who have more time, to be able to taste it little by little.
Slavian Coffee
WHERE TO EAT
from the restaurant bellevue, elegant and sophisticated, you can eat with views of the river and Charles Bridge. Offers a traditional czech cuisine but also mixed with European trends.
Competing even more with the views, is the restaurant Hergetova Cyhelna , on the banks of the Vltava.
The oldest brewery of Prague is U Fleku , where they serve craft beer. His specialty: dark beer. Perfect starter for beer lovers.
Bellevue Restaurant
WHERE TO HAVE A DRINK
Duplex It is located in the attic of a building in the very central Wenceslas Square ( Vaclavske Namesti ) . This nightclub is located on a rooftop where the main show is, of course, the views of downtown.
For the curious and in love (but with beer) next to the stop Museum we found a bar Vytopna Railway Restaurant in which they serve you beers on a toy train. You just have to order the drink and it arrives at the table through the tracks.
Duplex
ROMANTIC VILLAGES
Prague is, without a doubt, our favorite Central European capital but, for a fully romantic getaway for two, we recommend going to Cesky Krumlov . This town is the most beautiful in all of Prague and is "only" three hours from Prague... but this World Heritage Site deserves, and much, the sorrow.
Closer we find Kutna Hora and Karlovy Vary . The latter is known for its thermal waters and many movies have been shot there.
We cannot leave Prague without trying the becherovka, most famous liquor from the Czech Republic, with a flavor similar to cinnamon and, in addition, carefully prepared in the same place.
And if something does not turn out as we intend, any discussion is less so in Prague, because as it says Joaquín Sabina: "If you have to step on crystals, let them be bohemian, sweetheart."
Sunrise in Prague