Prague's Culture

Prague is among the most visited cities on the European continent, along with Rome, Paris, and Berlin. It boasts of numerous sights for visitors, and they come from all over the world to take delight in the city's wonders. Some of Prague's most popular sights include

• Old Town Square
• The astronomical clock
• Charles Bridge, a structure overlooking the scenic Moldau River
• Prague Castle (the largest castle in the world)
• St. Vitus Cathedral
• The Jewish Quarter
• National Museum
• National Library
• National Art Gallery

Hundreds of concert halls, galleries, nightclubs, stores, and theaters are found all over Prague. Interestingly, Prague is set up with modern stores next to centuries-old cathedrals, which makes for a fascinating tour of the city. The people of Prague also contribute to their city's wonder. Friendly and patient, they interact well with international tourists. Many of them know English, which lets them converse with foreigners.

Czech, D (2008). Prague Culture. Retrieved January 8, 2008, from Discover Czech Web site: http://www.discoverczech.com/prague/culture.php4

Pedia, W.K. (2007). Prague. Retrieved January 8, 2008, from Wikipedia- The Free Encyclopedia Web site: http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Prague