Czech Republic and Prague are traditionally associated with the tale, especially the country's capital. Coming here for the first time, you can not escape the feeling that you participate in some kind of statement, based on medieval legends - everything looks so unreal.
It's amazing how the people of the country were able to keep the story in such a state: wherever you look, around castles and expect that now out of the gate will be the cavalry of any graph and invite to a garden party feast after a successful knight tournament.
For example, in the castle of Count Sternberg really lives Sternberg, the castle who have returned after repatriation. He is with great pleasure guided tours, telling visitors about their ancestors, and his family, no joke, 760 years!
In the small town of Kutna Vara tourists will be smitten with the Church of St. Barbara, where the famous ossuary - everything here is made of bones, even chandeliers and family crests. A famous Cesky Krumlov remained unchanged since the 17th century!
But, of course, most of the tourists like a magnet attracts the city of Prague. Having been there once, you feel an unbearable longing for these narrow streets, to calm life prazhtsev (and this despite the thousands of tourist arrivals).
Be sure to try to "get lost" and walk from the city center aimlessly. You will have a real Prague, hidden from tourists here do not hear Russian speech, quiet leisurely locals are busy with their chores, from small cafes hear soft music.
Be sure to visit on Petřín altitudes and in Vrtbovska garden. This is one of the most beautiful European gardens, where you can find the height from which the city opened in unprecedented beauty.
Find a sculpture of John of Nepomuk on Charles Bridge and will certainly make a wish, taking his bronze hand. Believe me, just the desire to be fulfilled, because Ian always keeps his word.
Promise yourself to go on a trip in the night Prague - this is one of the most vivid memories: Gothic castles and churches sharp spikes illuminated by dim light, only underscore this doll ghost town. There is a feeling that this is just scenery for some grand performance.
If the tourist question, what to see and where to go, always relevant, the question that bring the family and friends of the trip, not worth it.
Of course, this souvenir from the Czech Republic - the beer brewer and accessories: mugs and glasses with logo will fall by the way in any home. The same can be said about the actual alcoholic beverages: beer, the famous "Slivovitz" and 70 ° Czech Absinth.
Bring famous Czech grenades and Karlovy Vary wafers - believe me, these at home you will not find ever.
It is said that in Prague visited every two Europeans and everyone will confirm that one day to visit the capital of the Czech Republic is not enough. However, hardly enough for a whole week.
This could come periodically, each time discovering something new and unknown.