Honeymoon destination: Honeymoon in Prague

Situated on the banks of the Vltava river, Prague is the capital of the Czech Republic. The city is located in the heart of Europe, less than 500 km from the North Sea, the Baltic Sea and the Adriatic Sea. It is one of the 20 most visited cities in the world thanks to the beauty of its historical and artistic heritage: undoubtedly a perfect destination for couples who do not intend to travel great distances and who seek a romantic honeymoon, in the name of culture. If you are thinking of going to Prague, then take note of our recommendations.

Mala Strana

Can be translated as “small neighborhood”. It is located right in the castle district, where you can visit spectacular palaces, churches, and historic squares. Be sure to visit the Strahov monastery, the church of San Nicolás and the Palais de Lichtenstein. You can take romantic walks across the Carlos Bridge, the oldest bridge in the city, dotted with statues that will accompany you throughout the journey.  It is one of the best place Honeymoon in Prague.

Stare Mesto 

This neighborhood, of medieval origin, is the historic center of the city par excellence. Around the Municipality you can admire some of the oldest buildings in the city. We recommend visiting the Gothic-style Church of Tyn, with its emblematic twin towers that dominate the roofs of Prague. Do not miss the Ancient Town, composed of various buildings including the one of the astronomical clock, the Orloj, to visit when the time changes to see the spectacularity of the figures of the 12 apostles and a skeleton that remembers the universality of death.   It is one of the best place Honeymoon in Prague.

Nove Mesto

Known as the new city, this area dates back to the 14th century. Here you can see the Dancing House: a contemporary style building reminiscent of a couple of dancers, which is why it is also known as Ginger and Fred. In this neighborhood, you can also visit the National Theater, the Powder Tower and Na Prikope Street. Of course, an obligatory stop will be Wenceslas Square, the setting for the Prague Spring and an authentic commercial center of the city. Finally, don’t forget that Czech gastronomy is worth a try, especially when accompanied by an excellent beer, the pride of the Czechs.   It is one of the best place Honeymoon in Prague.

When to leave. The city is characterized by a continental climate with an average annual temperature generally ranging from 8 to 10 degrees. Spring, summer, and autumn are definitely the most recommended seasons to visit. But if you don’t fear the cold, the fairytale landscapes of winter will leave you speechless!