Stories

One place in Prague is closely associated with the names of three influential men in Czech history. The second of them contributed to the...

Oasis in the Beating Heart of the City If you walk down Nerudova Street from the Castle and turn...

It's just a hard-to-believe story - the Czech sculptor Josef Nálepa was the first sculptor in the world whom Salvador Dali sat for and...

The words of the headline are a legend about the end of the life of Princess Drahomíra, the...

During the war, the Czech President was the lawyer Emil Hácha, who held the office with the knowledge of a voluntary sacrifice for his...

27 men were executed in the Old Town Square. On the pavement in front of the Old Town Hall, there are several rows of...

There is a small brass point - it is an energy point, when you step on it, you feel the warmth and energy entering your body. And in order for your wish to come true, you have to have your hands on the lattice and the stars and at the same time, you have to step on the energy point with your right foot.

At the end of the 18th century Prague still had four independent districts - the Old Town, the New Town, the Lesser Town and...

In 1914, Mr. Oulík caught a small eel in the Vltava river and carried it to the insurance company building. On the ground floor is a small fountain in which the eel lived. He got the name Pepík, and although the average age of eels is 8-12 years, Pepík lived happily to the age of 62.

We all know how Prague looks like today. But would you like to know what old Czech stories say about the times before Prague was built?