Prague landmarks
This iconic bridge in Prague connects Old Town and Prague Castle.
Prague is often referred to by this nickname due to its stunning skyline.
The City of a Hundred Spires
This traditional Czech dish consists of marianted sirloin served with cream sauce and cranberries.
This former Czech President, playwright, and dissident played a key role in the Velvet Revolution.
Václav Havel
The meal which consists of beef slices covering a small piece of sausage, gherkin, egg, onion and possibly others, all slowly cooked and finally served with sauce and rice.
The Spanish bird
This medieval clock, located in the Old Town Square, is a popular tourist attraction.
the Astronomical Clock
This famous writer, born in Prague, is known for his works like "The Metamorphosis".
Franz Kafka
The Czechs are known for their love of beer. Name a famous Czech beer.
Pilsner Urquell
Known for his contribution to mathematics, astronomy, and physics, this famous astronomer served as the imperial mathematician in Prague.
Johannes Kepler
A synagogue located in the Jewish Town, this is the most famous site, built in the Moorish Revival style, and it serves as a museum and concert venue.
Spanish Synagogue
This massive castle complex, one of the largest in the world, has been a seat of power for centuries.
Prague Castle
This university, founded in 1348, has played a significant role in Prague's historical and cultural development.
Charles University
This sweet pastry, often sold at street markets, is made by wrapping dough around a stick and rosting it.
trdelník
This influential Art Nouveau artist and decorative arts practitioner spent a considerable part of his career in Prague.
Alfons Mucha
The largest and most prestigious ceremonial space within the New Royal Palace of Prague Castle, designed in the early 17th century for Emperor Rudolf II, primarily used for presidential receptions and state events.
The Spanish Hall
This hill in Prague offers panoramic view of the city and is home to a replica of the Eiffel Tower.
Petřín Hill
The Velvet Revolution in 1989, which led to the end of Communist rule, had Prague as its focal point. What event triggered this revolution?
the student protest on November 17, 1989
This traditional Czech pastry, often enjoyed during holidays, is a braided sweet bread made with eggs and usually decorated with nuts and dried fruits.
vánočka
This Czech composer, born in Litomyšl, is famous for his symphonies, operas, and "The Moldau", a symphonic poem.
Bedřich Smetana
A brutal device used during the Spanish Inquisition even in the Czech coutries to crush the legs and feet of victims using iron or wooden casings tightened with wedges or screws. It was designed for interrogation and to extract confessions.
The Spanish boot, or the boot torture
This modern and controversial tower in Prague, adorned with crawling babies sculptures, is located in the Žižkov district.
the Žižkov Television Tower
This historic event in 1618 marked the beginning of the Thirty Years' War.
the Defenestration of Prague
This popular Czech spirit, often consumed during celebrations and special occasions, is made from plums and has a high alcohol content.
slivovice
This famous psychoanalyst and founder of psychoanalysis was born in what is now the Czech Republic, and he spent some time in Prague.
Sigmund Freud
The place where you learn the most about Spanish language and culture in Prague (not considering our school and today`s visitors).
Instituto Cervantes