Guide to Prague, Czech Republic

Prague Castle was stunning, honestly a place that pictures just do not do justice. There was a line to get in but it went quickly, highly recommend buying tickets to tour the inside. Definitely worth it!

Something that is famous in Prague is the Astronomical Clock Tower. A really cool thing to see, especially at the top of the hour when the clock chimes. When we were there everyone started chanting in Czech and it was something great to see as you walk through Old Town.

The Old Jewish Quarter in general is a really beautiful part of the city. Definitely worth spending an afternoon in this area.

Charles Bridge is definitely a must-do. The city across the bridge coming from Old Town is absolutely beautiful. Honestly, my favorite part of Prague, everywhere you look is just absolutely incredible.

The Illusion Art Museum was probably one of the coolest museums I’ve ever been to. Pretty much every single thing was interactive and there were stickers on the floor for the best, most realistic-looking photo with that particular piece of art. The chair one blew our minds and we even saw how it worked.

Unfortunately, when we were there we didn't get to go to the famous Christmas markets. We saw them setting up and we got to see the Christmas tree up and lit in Old Town Prague which was so beautiful. I am so thankful we were able to see that. However, the actual Christmas markets were closed the day they were supposed to start and even leadership in the city of Prague was fighting it. They had their booths set up, vendors were prepared, the tree was up, Old Town was ready, and they decided to cancel the day of, so we didn’t get to attend the traditional Christmas market. But you definitely should go if you get the chance!