The silhouette of the Bohemian capital includes a hundred towers and more than three hundred bridges that cross the Vltava River. Prague is a jewel of medieval architecture that looks like a fantasy tale, and whose historic center is a World Heritage Site. Between castles, cathedrals and a gastronomic wealth that are the shining example of old Europe, the city has all the ingredients to captivate from the Occidental Hotels & Resorts in Prague with the greatest comfort.

An almost intact Romanesque, Gothic, Renaissance and Baroque architectural heritage surprises the guest of the Occidental Hotels & Resorts in Prague at every turn. For the last thousand years, the neighborhoods of Staré Město (Old Town), Malá Strana (Little Town) and Hradčany have managed to preserve palatial buildings, museums and theaters and unique attractions just a stone's throw from Occidental Hotels & Resorts in Prague. From here everything is at hand: the Old Town Square and its iconic astronomical clock, the Týn Church or the Town Hall. 

Although each step through the old town is reminiscent of walking through the past, in Prague Castle this feeling is lived even more. It can be accessed by taking what used to be the Camino Real from the Gunpowder Tower, in the typical trams or by going up the Zámecké schody staircase. Inside the complex, the Callejón del Oro -Franz Kafka 's house between 1916 and 1917-, the castle and the Cathedral of San Vito make up an essential visit. 

Wenceslas Square opens up to the National Museum and the State Opera, impressive buildings seen from Occidental Hotels & Resorts in Prague. Nor can you miss a walk at sunset along the beautiful Charles Bridge or a visit to the museums in Josefov (the Jewish Quarter). The light of the Czech capital will enchant you. 

The Barceló Hotel Group hotels in Prague present the best side of a unique city.