This square is one of the most ancient parts of the city, located between Wenceslas Square and the Charles bridge.Various architectural styles can be found there, including the gothic Tyn Cathedral, baroque St.Nicholas Church or a sculpture of Jan Hus, a religious reformer, in the middle.Above all of it, the most famous attraction on The Old Town Square is The Astronomical Clock (Orloj).

The Troja Castle (U Trojskeho zamku 1, Prague 7 - Troja) is located in Prague quarter Troja opposite to the ZOO main entrance. The garden belonging to the castle reaches almost to Vltava River.

From February 28 to March 8, Jeden svet€œ (One World Festival) is running in Prague.15 regional cities in the Czech Republic are organising it later. The festival will be endorsed by Vaclav Havel, the Minister of Culture Vaclav Jehlicka, the Mayor of Prague Pavel Bem and local authorities in cities and regions; without their support it would be hard pressed to achieve what it does. This festival belongs among members of the Association of Human Rights Festivals spread throughout the world.

The National Gallery is an umbrella organization for a number of art galleries all over Prague.Its history has been written since 1796 and today it collects a great treasure of all kinds of arts including the works of most recognized czech artists.

In Prague, there are not only historic sights.If you were in Prague longer time, you might want to try something else.Why wouldn´t you visit botanical garden?
The main (municipal) botanical garden is situated in the North of the city, in the town district Troja, next to the ZOO,on the address Nadvorni 134.You can get there by the bus 112 from the Nadrazi Holesovice you get out at the station Botanicka zahrada Troja€œ. Nadrazi­ Holesovice is on the line C of the subway and on the route of tramways 15,12 and 5.