What to see in Prague in three days

The Czech Republic is a beautiful country in which unique architecture, delicious beer, hospitable residents. Every year in this country of Eastern Europe comes many tourists from all over the world. Most interested travelers capital of the Czech Republic – beautyPrague. Let’s take a look at what you can see in this city if you come here for less than three days.

Getting to know the city

The first day should be spent on maximum sightseeing. For example, it makes sense to start with Prague City. This is where the history of the state began. For twelve centuries it has been the political center of the Czech Republic. The president's office is here today. But not only in the historical significance of the city lies its attractiveness. There is an amazing architecture of buildings. You can enjoy changing the guard every hour. A small piece of the country includes a variety of historical sights. It's about:

• St. Vitus Cathedral, which was built for seven centuries;
• St. Wenceslas and St. Adalbert Cathedrals;
• The old Royal Palace, which is famous for stunning decoration;
• The famous art gallery, etc.

Not far from the city is Charles Bridge. This is a real business card of the whole country. In addition, you can not pass by the Old Town Square, where the Town Hall and unique chimes, known all over the world.

Second day – visit to Visegrad

Vysegrad attracts travelers with a beautiful park, beautiful in any period of the year. On the territory of the park there are sculptures in large numbers that depict mythical creatures. This place was the home of the princes and kings of the Czech state. It began with the first king Vratislav, who lived here. Be sure to get acquainted with Charles Square, on which there are a variety of architectural monuments.

The third day - acquaintance with monasteries and palaces

If you come to Prague, be sure to visit the Strahov Monastery, which was founded in the twelfth century. In this place is a monastery, you can get acquainted with the galleries, beautiful halls of the local library. Like many other sights of the country, Martinitsky Palace is under the protection of UNESCO. Today, the palace is being restored, but many rooms can be visited. You cannot come to Prague without visiting St. Nicholas Cathedral. This building is not as old as other Prague buildings, but in terms of aesthetic appeal it is no worse. Many tourists love the beauty of eighteenth-century architecture. In short, even for three days in Prague you can see a large number of attractions.