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The largest and first spring folk festival in the Czech Republic. With over 100 attractions, shooting galleries, and traditional Czech sweets like gingerbread hearts, it offers a true fairground atmosphere for everyone.

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There is much to see, enjoy and experience around Lindner Hotel Prague Castle. Prague’s own "Eiffel Tower" on Petřin Hill, with its breathtaking views and the ride on the 120-year-old Petřin funicular, is an impressive experience. The same goes for a visit to the baroque Strahov Monastery, which is one of the oldest Premonstratensian monasteries in the world. The mediaeval complex of Prague Castle, close to the hotel, is Prague's oldest landmark and architecturally reflects the period from about 1,200 years ago. Numerous buildings from the Romantic, Gothic and Renaissance periods take you on a delightful journey through time.

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At the Prague National Theatre, you can enjoy magnificent theatre, opera, and ballet performances. An unforgettable experience on your city break. The building with its golden crown is also a sight to behold from the outside.

Nationaltheater

The Petřín Hill Lookout Tower was built in 1891 as a replica of the Eiffel Tower, which was constructed for the Paris World's Fair, and has become a symbol of Prague. A total of 299 steps lead to the top of the 63.5-meter-high tower. Once there, you are rewarded with a magnificent 360° view of Prague.

Aussichtsturm Petřín

Prague's oldest bridge is only accessible to pedestrians and connects the historic Old Town with the Malá Strana district. Built in 1357, it is adorned with numerous statues of saints. During the day, it is bustling with musicians and souvenir vendors.

Karlsbrücke

One of the most beautiful state opera houses in Europe is located in the heart of Prague. A huge auditorium with neo-Rococo decoration invites you to unique opera and ballet performances.

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Prager Staatsoper

The world's largest castle complex is located in the heart of Prague. For thousands of years, it has been an important symbol of the Bohemian state and today serves as the seat of government and a landmark of the Czech Republic. The spectacular panoramic view directly from the castle is also well worth seeing. The castle complex includes several historic buildings and churches, various gardens, as well as restaurants and cafes.

Prager Burg

The National Gallery in Prague houses the largest art collection in the Czech Republic and presents permanent and temporary exhibitions of masterpieces by Czech and international artists. The gallery's collections are not located in a single building, but rather in several historic buildings in Prague's city center.

Nationalgalerie Prag

High above the Vltava River, Prague Castle rises on a site not far from the city center. The castle houses the Cathedral of St. Peter and Paul, as well as a venerable cemetery where the remains of numerous scholars and politicians are buried. The view of Prague is also particularly rewarding. A stroll through the adjacent park, with its many architectural treasures, is another pleasant pleasure.

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Founded in 1140, the monastery is located right next to the hotel and today houses the Basilica of the Assumption of Mary, a valuable library of ancient manuscripts, and an art gallery. Also worth seeing are the important Central European collection of Gothic paintings as well as Baroque and Rococo works.

Kloster Strahov

Pařížská Street is located in the Old Town and is Prague's most exclusive shopping street. The atmosphere of this place is reminiscent of the wide boulevards of Paris.

Straße Pařížská

Today, this famous concert hall is home to the Czech Philharmonic Orchestra. The building once housed a gallery with paintings and various museum collections. The classical concerts in the main hall are always worth attending. Various exhibitions are held here regularly, some of them free of charge.

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