Sightseeing tours in Prague often begin in Old Town Square, dominated by Týn Cathedral and featuring the Old Town Horologe clock tower. The Jewish Quarter contains historic synagogues and cemeteries. Key sights also include Prague Castle across the river and St. Nicholas churches in the Old Town and Lesser Quarter. With landmarks like the Vltava River and National Theatre, Prague is a wonderful city to visit any time of year.

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3. Sightseeing tours often begin at Old Town Square whose dominant is undoubtedly the majestic T ýn Cathedral. Old Town Horologe ranks among the biggest attractions of the capital. The Baroque is represented by St. Nicholas Church. And don’t forget to climb to the top of the Old Town Hall so that you can admire the view of the roofs of the Old Town Square houses.

4. Josefov is another historically interesting part of the city. It is the old Jewish town and the major tourist attractions are the Jewish cemetery and numerous synagogues. Look at just some of them.

5. Other places that cannot be missed are situated on the opposite bank of the river. They are Prague Castle and Lesser Quarter with yet another St. Nicholas Church.

6. Let’s have a last look at some of the other symbols of the Czech nation: the River Vltava, the National Theatre and V yšehrad in the background. So, why don’t you come to Prague? It’s a wonderful place to visit, even on such a nasty autumn day like this!