#Parks & Gardens

Konopiště Castle, nestled in the picturesque countryside, offers a unique blend of history, romance, and natural beauty. From exploring the splendid residence of the heir to the imperial throne to wandering through the exotic plants in the rose garden, there's something here to pique everyone's interest.

Prague is beautiful year-round, including winter. The cold weather shouldn't discourage you from visiting the city. However, you must plan your activities properly and pack for the season. If you are determined to have a great winter holiday in Prague from December to March, stay with me.

Although Prague is beautiful at any time of the year, it looks especially gorgeous in spring. Blooming almond trees, magnolias, cherry blossoms, apple trees, and lilac alternate. And local photographers are on the constant hunt for the best shots. If you plan to visit Prague in spring, here is my list of the best spots to enjoy the city in full bloom.

There are so many things to do and places to visit in Prague! It is a great idea to stay here for at least two days so that you can enjoy the city without a hurry. Here is our two-day itinerary for getting to know Prague.

Vysehrad is unique. We can hardly find another place in Prague with so many legends associated with it. According to old chronicles, forefather Czech came to mount Rip with his retinue and rule in the Czech lands for 30 years. After that, Krok became a ruler. And someone predicted to him that misfortune would come to his settlement. To avoid this, Krok moved his throne to a high rock above the Vltava river and named a new settlement Vysehrad.

Prague Castle rises above the city on the left bank of the Vltava River. It is the largest castle complex in the Czech Republic, covering 45 hectares. Its buildings surround three courtyards.