Prague Honeymoon Packages

1. Prague Castle: An eye-catching blend of Baroque and Mannerism style of architecture in the Prague Honeymoon packages, Prague Castle is a great architectural example from the era of the 9th century. Not just an exciting sight to behold, the castle houses the Crown Jewels as well as the heirloom of Bohemian Kings, relics of Christians and other historical artefacts and documents.

2. Charles Bridge: Constructed under the supervision of King Charles IV, Charles Bridge took its final shape on the dawn of the 15th century.

Representing the amazing Gothic style of architecture, the bridge is made of stone housing 30 Baroque styled statues from the 17th and 18th centuries. You must come here with your beloved one as the scenes from the bridge are worth witnessing, especially during the sunset time.

3. Dancing House: Smartly carrying the Deconstructivism style of architecture, Dancing House is actually called Fred and Ginger. Apart from being known for its bizarre appearance, the location of the building holds a great significance as it is the exact place which was destroyed by the U.S. Bombing of 1945. If you are a couple who like to get hold of unusual things then this place must be in your Prague honeymoon tour package.

4. St. Vitus Cathedral: Another marvellous example of Gothic style of architecture, St. Vitus Cathedral will capture your gaze with the mesmerising hues of blue and golden in its interior. It is the largest temple in Prague which has seen the coronation of Czech Kings and Queens. The intricate carvings and soft lights inside the cathedral makes an excellent aura for the couple to have a walk through the history.

5. Wenceslas Square: One of the significant city squares, Wenceslas Square is a beautiful setting which has always been the ultimate location for various historical gatherings.

In the present days, the square primarily offers a one stop destination to the tourists for their shopping excursion. Besides shopping, one can also visit the National Museum of neo-renaissance situated on the top part of the square.

6. Lennon Wall: Open 24 hours for visit, John Lennon Wall is filled with colorful graffiti inspired by John Lennon, Beatles Band and other designs related to local and global interest. It is unarguably the best place in the Prague Honeymoon packages for a bizarre photo session which will scream Czech from its background. Besides getting pictures, you can also leave a mark on the wall with a pencil, marker or a chalk.

7. Starom?stská Radnice: One of the most visited monuments of Prague, Starom?stská radnice is a city hall representing another great example of Gothic style of architecture. It is situated at a distance of just 1 minutes walk from the Old Town Square and tourists like to flock here to witness the world’s oldest working clock striking at the hour.

1. Visit the poets in Vyšehrad: Nestled in the magnificent Vyšehrad Castle is the cemetery of various famous poets like Jan Neruda, Karel Hynek Mácha, Josef ?apek, Karel ?apek and many more.

It is a very peaceful and well maintained building with long corridors, manicured gardens and detailed statues enhancing its appearance. What would be a more romantic Prague Honeymoon tour than visiting this place to pay respect to the ones who cherished romance and love through their words.

2. Lock your bond on the Lover’s Bridge in Mala Strana: Small yet appealing, Lover’s Bridge in Mala Strana has its iron railings loaded with padlocks. These padlocks are put here by couples travelling from across the world as a sign of their everlasting bond. You must add visiting this beautiful place in your Prague Honeymoon packages to put a padlock signed under your names among all the other ones.

3. Gift a piece of Bohemian garnet jewellery: Gifting each other a piece of Bohemian Garnet Jewellery is a great way to cherish your romantic trip to the city of Prague. Bohemian garnet is a fiery scarlet colored stone studded in rustic golden metal which looks antiquely beautiful. Besides a gift to each other, it will make a perfect souvenir for the trip to bring back home.

4. Take a Vltava river cruise: Vltava river cruise is one of those romantic things to do in Prague which also offers you to experience the beauty of the city. While witnessing all the wonderful sights of the city, sailing across the longest river of Czech Republic is the best way to cherish romance in the city.

You can enjoy local cuisines on the deck while overlooking the mesmerising Gothic buildings and stone bridges of the city which makes it extremely important to add it to your Prague Honeymoon tour.

5. Tour the Old Town in a horse-drawn carriage: Transcend back to the good old times with a ride on the horse carriage like a royal couple and witness the beauty of the Old Town at a soothing pace.

Your coachman won’t only draw the carriage, but also enlighten you with key features, important historical events and more relevant information about the monuments you will be seeing around.

6. Visit vineyards: Booking a private vintage car tour and wine tasting in the vineyards of Nusle Valley is essential to put in Prague Honeymoon packages which will prove to be a great romantic thing to do in Prague. You can enjoy a refreshing glass of locally made red or white wine in the open air wine garden overlooking the lush greenery of the vineyard as well as the surrounding valley.

7. Candlelight Dinner: Prague offers you a variety of restaurants ranging from cellar restaurants dimly lit with golden hues to pavement restaurants arranged down narrow streets and terrace restaurants facing the calm river.

Honeymoon trip to Prague should undoubtedly have a plan for a candlelight dinner at any one type of restaurant of your choice and hog on to selected Czech cuisines over long conversations.

Václav Havel Airport Prague is an international airport which hosts flights from all around the world. You can get a flight from your nearest international airport to Prague and get down here.

If you are traveling from a European city, then you can board a bus to Prague and various cities like London, Paris, Brussels, Vienna, Zurich, Budapest etc have direct buses plying to Prague.

The best time to get Prague Honeymoon packages and visit Prague is during the months of March to May (Spring) and September to August (Autumn) when the weather is soothing and there are less people traveling to the place.

Summer months from June to August experience the maximum number of tourist footfalls which makes the place expensive and crowded during this time. However, winter months (December to February) are very chilly to travel.

Yes, we do need a pre-visit Czech Republic visa to enter the country of Czech Republic and Prague is the capital city of the said country.

However, if you are traveling from any of the European countries, then you will not need a visa but just a valid passport or ID proof for being European Union’s citizen.

Yes, Prague is absolutely good for a honeymoon as it offers its old world charm to its onlookers which makes even a walk around the city romantic.

Besides, the Prague Honeymoon packages are filled with ancient forts and monuments, and if that counts as romantic in your books, Prague is the ultimate city for your honeymoon.

Yes, Prague is absolutely safe at night as there is a very low crime rate for violent crimes in the city. However, you might want to stay a little attentive in crowded areas which are perfect spots for pickpockets.

There are numerous foods Prague is famous for and here is a list of a few of them:
- Trdelník
- Chlebí?ky
- Goulash
- Grilované klobásy
- Pala?inky
- Sví?ková with dumplings
- Gingerbread
- Traditional Czech cuisine
- Dumplings
- Pickled cheese
- Pork knuckle
- Moravian wine.

4 to 5 days should be enough to really explore the wonders in Prague to your heart’s desire and most of the Prague Honeymoon packages cover all the significant places of Prague.