Whether it's the Gothic cathedrals and Baroque palaces or its 200-plus gardens, iconic castle or world famous Charles Bridge, for architecture and history buffs, it's frequently listed as a must-visit. And it really is true, as my wife and I discovered on our first-ever visit to the Czech capital, marveling at the beautiful buildings and historic landmarks, but also acutely aware there was much more to pack in over our two-night stay before leaving the city to embark on a week-long river cruise. Advertisement Advertisement Did you know with an ad-lite subscription to Halifax Courier, you get 70% fewer ads while viewing the news that matters to you.
Like eating and drinking, for example. Staying at a hotel in a superb central location, we knew that some of the finest restaurants and watering holes were just a short walk away, so off we set on the hunt to discover the city's finest food and drink offerings..
. WHERE TO STAY Oozing elegance thanks to a stunning interior embellished by precious late Art-Nouveau mosaic, the historic Art Deco Imperial Hotel in the heart of Prague provides a perfect base for a luxury city break. Soaking up 1920s charm, you are wowed as you walk through the doors, greeted inside a beautiful entrance hall with colourfully-tiled walls and ceilings, and garnished by a scattering of floral decorations and figures inspired by Egyptian and Mediterranean cultures.
Leading up to our weekend abode on one of the higher floors was the grand marble staircase with.
