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The most breathtaking feature is the interior of the massive central dome.

Best time to visit: March to May, September to November Places to stay: Park hotel, Arnestino, Apartment Mary Places to eat: Atypik restaurant, Dobra Basta, Klobouk How to reach: Nearest railway station is Praha Masarykovo station Suggested Read: 6.

The area is full of al fresco restaurants, so when you want to rest your feet you can have a great meal and sit down while you take everything in.

Memorial to the Victims of Communism• 5-hour guided tour with coach transport and a walking tour of some of the city's most famous landmarks, including the famous Prague Castle.

Although completed in the 15th century, the church was altered numerous times through the centuries as the city's allegiances changed, and while interior renovations are ongoing, there's still much worth seeing, including numerous fine tombs, the superb Gothic northern portal with its Crucifixion sculpture, early Baroque altarpiece paintings dating from 1649, and one of Europe's finest 17th-century pipe organs.

Powder Tower is connected by a covered bridge to what used to be the palace of King Vladislav II who rebuilt the tower in 1475.

Along the way, it because of the center of religious and cultural life in the Czech Republic and home to some of the greatest religious treasures in the country.

See the Spanish Synagogue What makes the Spanish Synagogue a top site in Prague is the beautifully detailed interior.

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