Prague is an extremely captivating and fascinating city. There are many sights to see, and it feels great to stroll through the narrow streets. The crowds can detract from the experience, so sometimes it's nice to sit down in a restaurant or bar to get away from the crowds for a while.

This is my favorite town in Europe. I've been there several times and I'll be back again. A very nice place to spend a weekend to relax. Wonderful architecture and views. Very suitable for walking around the city.

The Jewish quarter was very interesting. The Jerusalem Synagogue is an excellent museum of Bohemian Jewry. The restaurants are plentiful and caters to everybody's taste. The cobbled strets are difficult for wheelchair users and carers. There are trams everywhere. We ate in a Czech restaurant serving traditional cooking that haad been established over 100 years. As it was full of Czech people it was doing everything right. The ghouash was wonderful. One disadvantage is that cash os very much the preferred metoid of payment.

Amazing and well preserved castle and old city center, so much to see, something interesting for everyone. Aslo very clean considering the number of tourist. Try seeing Karls bridge and Castle Meroe noon to avoid crowds.

The center is under construction in many spots. I chose half a day guided tour (walk, bus, boat) - it gave me a good quick overview. In the evening, I chose Medieval themed event with food and drinks. Food was good, beer was ok, shot of honey liquor was great, wines were not. I walked around the city center in between those two exploring local cuisine. Many tourists everywhere. I recommend Mama Lucy to grab a bite, it is right on the side of the old town center.

So many wonderful things to do for the entire family or generations of family depending on what you're after from entertainment, culture, and R&R, to peaceful walks, great food and fairly cheap drinks. Prague's public transport system means you can get anywhere quickly and easily without any real hassles.