Prague
Dentists in Prague:
Specially for our patients, Dentist in Prague cooperates with the biggest and the best dental clinic in the country. Satisfaction and dental health of our patients is our priority and therefore, our dental offices are not only equipped with the most moder and advanced tools, but also provide stress free atmosphere. Thanks to the air-conditioning and comfortable furniture you can relax and forget about pain and stress. The modern equipment makes dentistry in Prague painless.
We ensure that dentists cooperating with Dentist in Prague are world-famous, highly educated professionals, whose education and vast experience in dentistry quaranty the highest quality of affordable dental treatment and plastic surgery in Poland, offered by our partner Beauty Poland. Our staff is characterized by an inidvidual approach to every patient. We always do our best to meet the requirements of our customers. Their satisfaction is our biggest reward.
Recommended Accommodation:
Old Town Square Hotel in Prague is situated in the heart of the beautiful city of Prague. The hotel offers comfort, luxury and relaxation. The rooms are equipped with all the necessary appliances, internet access, TV, phone, modern bathrooms. The hotel offer additional services like hairdresser, customary laundry and dry cleaning and many more. At your disposal there is also a cafe and a restaurant offering wide range of traditional meals as well as world cuisine.
Sheraton Prague Hotel is located on the Wenceslas Square. The hotel offers various rooms types, adjusted to your individual needs. The rooms are not only luxurious but also very comfortable. Nowhere else can you taste so delicious meals as in the Hotel restaurant and bar. The hotel is within walkin distance from many interesting tourist attractions of the city.
Prague Map:
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Prague Points of Interest:
Hradcany is a Prague's district spreading on the hill above the bend of the river Vltava. characteristic dominant of this hill is the Cathedral of Prague and the giant Castle complex. It is worht to see the changing of the guard of honor, taking place here every day at 12.00 in the first courtyard of the Prague castle. In addition, Hradcany offers:
- Prague panorama from the Hradcany market square
- Loreta
- Czerninow Palace (from outside)
- Schwarzenberg Palace, now part of the National Gallery
- New World
- Royal Gardens with the singing fountain and the Belvedere
Mala Strana, Prague district and one of its most historic regions., located at the foot of the hill where Prague Castle is located.
Its most interesting places are:
- Nerudova street
- st. Nicholas Church in Mala Strana
- John Lennon wall
- Church of Our Lady under the Chain
- The Church of Our Lady The Victorious with the Shrine of the Infant Jesus of Prague
- Malostranski market with buildings of the Parliament of the Czech Republic
- Garden Senate at the seat of the Senate
- Vrtbovska garden
The Charles Bridge is one of the most important places in Prague. Combining both banks of the Vltava river, the bridge has existed since the fourteenth century. By mid-nineteenth century it was the only bridge connecting both banks of the river Vltava. It has more than 500 meters in length and is supported by 16 pillars. There are more than 30 bands of statues located at the bridge. It is a real gallery of Baroque statues, created by the greatest artists of that era. In addition to baroque sculptures you will also find there sculptures from the early twentieth century, created in a slightly different style. The most popular place on the bridge is the statue of St. John of Nepomuk. It contains two boards, one of which depicts the scene of St. John's drowning in the river Vltava, the other depicts the scene of confession of St. Queen Sofia.
The Old Town in Prague, is one of the most important places in the Czech capital. The history of the Old Town itself dates back over a thousand years ago, but the oragnized Old Town exists roughly from the turn of the century XII / XIII. The number of monuments is really impressive here, every house has a very rcolorful history and is very often rich in really interesting elements.
The most important monuments in the Old Town include:
- the Old Town Hall, located on the Old Town Square
- Astronomical Clock, a clock with an interesting way of measuring time, and a "presentation" every hour
- Church of the Holy Nicholas in the Old Market
- Church of Our Lady
- John Huss monument
- House of Stone Bell
- Cubist house of Lady In Black
- Current Dum
The New Town in Prague, founded by Emperor Charles IV, is an impressive urban setting, aimed at ensuring the sustainable development of the capital of the empire. Equal ranks of the street, a giant market (80 thousand square meters) and to this a lot of different monuments.
The most important monuments and things to do in the New Town are:
- New Town market
- New Town Hall
- St. Wenceslas Square
- passages in the vicinity of St. Wenceslas Square
- Faust House
- Jindrziska Tower
- Church of All Saints of Czech
Osefov means the former Jewish ghetto in Prague, which is today a part of the Old Town. After the demolition at the turn of the century, only the synagogue and Jewish cemetery remained fromt the original buildings.
Vysehrad is a Prague district is sometimes called Prague fortress. This is a very interesting example of the baroque defense establishment, situated in a convenient location on the river Vltava. In addition to the relatively new history, Vysehrad can also boast its "contribution" in the history connected with the beginnings of Czech. It is also the final resting place of many prominent figures from the Czech history.
It is also a place where you can find relics of St. Valentine, mysterious images of Caesar and a place, which offers great views at the other parts of Prague.
