Prague: The Red Roofs and Bridges of the City of a Hundred Towers

Prague is known as the "City of a Hundred Towers" and is one of the best-preserved old towns in Europe. Four days and three nights, encountering Central European fairy tales between the red roof, ancient bridges, and castles.

The gunpowder tower and astronomical clock in Old Town Square are displayed alongside various buildings, and the hourly puppet show draws crowds to stop and stop. The Trdelník (Chimney Cake) caramel roll by the square is a sweet treat to eat as you walk.

Thirty Baroque icons stand silently on Charles Bridge, with the Old Town and castle districts at both ends of the bridge. The morning mist is most enchanting, before the painters and musicians have spread out, the entire bridge belongs solely to you.

Prague Castle is the world's largest ancient castle complex, with the tinted windows of St. Vitus Cathedral dazzling and dazzling. The colorful cottages on Golden Lane once housed Kafka, where literature and history intertwine.

At night, boats on the Vltava River are bathed in warm orange red-roofed lights on both banks. The dancing houses by the river add a touch of modern humor to the old town with their rebellious curves.

Prague's beauty lies in preserving the medieval period intact for today. When you watch the morning mist clear from Charles Bridge, you'll believe: some cities were born to be strolled in.