The fruit of a uniquely rich culture, Prague is known for the number and diversity of its museums. As well as its more traditional museums, there are a number of very interesting, amusing and incongruous gems, such as the KGB Museum, the Museum of Medieval Torture and the Sex Machines Museum!

Looking for refreshment in a city that knows how to party? Try the Ice Pub bar, a club made entirely of ice located near Charles Bridge, in Karlovy Lazne. We recommend the vodka served at -7°C in frozen glasses with a winter shawl around your shoulders and your hands in warm mittens. Brrr!

Take a romantic trip on the Vltava River to discover the city. Some cruise companies even offer trips along the canals of Prague's "Little Venice", one of the city's most picturesque districts. 

Bewitching and romantic, the Czech capital is hands down one of the most beautiful cities in the world. Don't be too hasty to venture off the beaten track. Start by exploring Prague's historic quarter, which offers a true insight into the city's elegant architectural heritage. No trip would be complete without a visit to the central square, the Karolinum and Charles Bridge.

A genre of theatre created in Czechoslovakia in the 1950s, "black-light theatre" is a surrealist show which, as the name suggests, is experienced and watched in total darkness. Many theatres in Prague offer this original and magical experience. Recommendation: Royal Road Theatre, also near Charles Bridge.