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Letiště Václava Havla Praha 35 min

Mirror Maze in Petrin Park (32 min)
Mirrored wooden labyrinth built for the 1891 Prague Exhibition, with a mural of the city in 1648.

Vyšehrad National Cultural Monument (28 min)
Set in the remnant of a medieval watchtower, this gallery showcases paintings made by young artists.

Ss. Cyril and Methodius Cathedral (31 min)
The principal Orthodox church in the former Czechoslovakia with a war resistance museum downstairs.

Quarry Great America (11 min)
Trails encircle this abandoned limestone quarry with sheer walls & a lake at the bottom.

Memorial to the Victims of Communism (30 min)
A series of 7 bronze statues walking up steps commemorate political prisoners of the Communist era.

Divoká Šárka (33 min)
Nature park with a gorge offering swimming areas & hiking trails, plus sports courts & a playground.

Hvězda Summer Pavilion (31 min)
Unique white palace built in shape of 6-pointed star, dating from 1556, with permanent exhibition.

National Theatre (30 min)
Magnificent venue for nationally sponsored new & classical ballet, opera & theater performances.

Bertramka (29 min)
Mozart used to stay in this elegant villa that has been turned into a museum in his honor.

Strahov Monastery (31 min)
Hilltop, medieval monastery with a stucco-panelled theological hall, vast library & Baroque church.

Hunger Wall (30 min)
Storied wall built of marlstone during the 1360s to defend Malá Strana & Prague Castle.

Vyšehrad Cemetery (33 min)
Graveyard with the 19th-century Slavin tomb, holding the remains of renowned artists & musicians.

Prokop valley (34 min)
Large outdoor valley and nature reserve, popular for hiking, with traces of bronze-age settlement.

Antonín Dvořák Museum (34 min)
18th-century building hosting recitals & housing Dvorak's historic instruments & correspondence.

Saint Peter and Paul Basilica (33 min)
Landmark neo-Gothic basilica featuring elaborate frescoes, carvings & mosaics inside.