Watch Prague awaken over fresh coffee at one of the cafés near the Spanish Synagogue. Take a look at the original Franz Kafka Monument between the Spanish Synagogue and the Church of the Holy Spirit before you stroll down Parizska Street towards the Old Town Square. Make sure you see the jewel of the square - the world famous Astronomical Clock in action. Climb up the Old Town Hall Tower, it offers an exquisite view of the city. Head down the narrow curvy Karlova Street. Walk across the Charles Bridge which was built in 1357 and enjoy the “open gallery under the sky” that unfolds in front of you. Make sure you touch the relief on the statue of St. John of Nepomuk for luck. It is the 8th statue on the right. Walk up to the Prague Castle. Inside the castle complex visit St. Vitus Cathedral. It houses the crown jewels and the tomb of King Wenceslas. Pass through the beautiful castle gardens on your return. Enjoy lunch at one of the typical Czech restaurants in the vicinity of the hotel.

Explore the magic web of alleys in the Jewish Quarter. Stroll around the monuments alluring travelers from all over the world – the Jewish Cemetery and the Old-New Synagogue. It is the oldest synagogue in Europe still in use as a house of prayer. Walk over to the Estates Theatre. Mozart’s Don Giovanni had a premiere here in 1787 and two centuries later the building became a shooting location for Milos Forman Oscar-winning movie Amadeus. Continue to the Wenceslas Square. It is the commercial center of the town and historically an important assembly point for the Czechs. Walk to the Republic Square and visit the Municipal House, one of the world's finest Art Nouveau buildings. Walk through the Powder Tower and head towards the Museum of Cubism. Enter the building and walk up the stairs to the Grand Cafe Orient, it serves refreshing tea in an exquisite Cubist interior.

Dine in style at the Bellevue Restaurant located on the bank of the Vltava River. Unprecedented views and innovative cuisine will make a great start for your unforgettable night in Prague. One of the best things about Prague is the prevalence and affordability of its culture. Every day there are numerous concerts and theatre performances at reasonable prices. See an opera or ballet at the National Theatre or State Opera. Enjoy a concert in the Agharta jazz club near the Old Town Square or just dance the night away in the stylish Duplex music club. Finish the day with a late night drink in one of the trendy cocktail bars in the vicinity of the hotel – Bugsy’s, Tretter’s or La Bodeguita del Medio.