Fly from Nice to Prague

Whether you come alone, as a couple or with friends, a week-end in Prague (or longer, because the city has lots to offer!) is always a feast for the senses. All five of them…

• Sight… with its colourful houses that brighten even the greyest of days, the domes of its Belle Epoque palaces and the Gothic towers of its churches, the Czech capital is an astonishing sight.
• Sound… played almost every day in one of the city’s many concert halls, the melodies of Smetana and Dvořák, children of the country, or Mozart, Prague’s adopted son, will impress even the most discerning of music lovers.
• Touch… Bohemia has magic hands and nimble fingers! From the famous wooden marionettes, little masterpieces in themselves, to the garnets, semiprecious stones carved with care by expert jewellers, to the famous and amazingly pure Bohemian glass, its artisans show dazzling creative talent.
• Taste… Grilled charcuterie, breaded and fried meat or vegetables, wines and cheeses: Prague has plenty to satisfy your stomach.
• Smell… The cinnamon scent of a hot trdelník, the fruity aroma of a Moravian pinot noir, the spring-like fragrance of the flowers that waft through the city’s many green spaces: Prague is bathed in the scent of simple pleasures and true happiness!

• Cross Charles Bridge, guarded for centuries by its thirty statues of saints, to visit Malá Strana, the unbelievably charming mediaeval and baroque district.
• Read all the messages of peace written over the years by anonymous people on John Lennon Wall, opposite the French Embassy, in Malá Strana. You could even leave your own message…
• Still in Malá Strana, check out the studio-shop of Pavel Truhlář, a puppet-maker who makes your “Mini Me” based on your photo.
• Climb Hradčany hill to visit the St. Vitus Cathedral and Prague Castle, the oldest of the world’s great castles, dating back over a thousand years.
• Go window shopping with a difference, in the city’s many galleries and passages.
• (Re)Discover some of Alfons Mucha’s finest posters, by visiting the museum that shares the name of this fantastic Belle Epoque illustrator.
• Listen to Classical masterpieces in enchanting venues: the State Opera, the National Theatre, the Rudolfinum…
• Treat yourself to a trdelnik with a chocolate filling on Old Town Square, while you wait for the astronomical clock’s “Walk of the Apostles”.
• Savour an authentic Czech beer in one of the best breweries in the city: U Tří růží, U Fleků, Beer Geek, or even Loď Pivovar, a barge moored on the quays of the Vltava…
• Marvel at the excellence of Moravian wines. Discover delicious whites and reds in the city’s best wine bars: the Bokovka, the Vinograf or the Veltlin.