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Quick Facts

	Currency:	Czech crown or koruna (Kc); Koruna (CZK)
	Language:	Czech is the official language but English and German are also widely spoken.
	Climate:	Prague has a mild climate with warm, wet summers and cold winters


Summer:	Max - 73° F (23°C) \| Min - 37°F (3°C)
Winter:	Max - 56° F (13°C) \| Min - 22°F (-5°C)

Also known as:	The City of a Thousand Spires, the golden city, Maticka Praha - 'little mother Prague'
Geographical Location:	Czech Republic, Central Europe
Best time to visit:	June, July, August, September.
It is the capital and largest city of the Czech Republic. Situated on the Vltava river in central Bohemia

Overview
The capital of Czech Republic, Prague is an international showpiece that is one of the most popular destinations in Eastern Europe. Built along the river and on the surrounding hills, the city from years has captured the hearts and imagination of painters, photographers and poets. This lovely city with its clumsy fabricated streets, stone bridges, city squares, characteristic Gothic architecture, Jewish quarter, tragic past of Nazi repression and Soviet invasion are all unique in themselves and keeps visitors spellbound.

An exclusive exception of the city demands to be explored on foot due its entire outdoor museum of 600 years old history and a haphazard mixture of architecture amazingly untouched by war, also making it an important UNESCO World Heritage Site. Being capital of the country, it is not only an important administrative and commercial center of Czech but is and further expanding as business powerhouse of Europe also. Further the Prague Exhibition Grounds hosting variety of exhibitions, is an important trade hub too.

The awesome physical beauty though plays a major role, Prague actually is a great place to go shopping too with its nightlife on the other hand being among the liveliest in East Europe.