In addition to the Old-New Synagogue there are 5 other synagogues in the Jewish Town, run by the Jewish Museum. They are Klaus, Maisel, Pinkas, Spanish, High synagogue.

Petrin Hill, the highest hill in Prague, famous for its gardens and orchards. Above Petrin Hill, there is Petrin Tower with an observatory and the Hall of Mirrors.

The Bambino di Praga is a wax figure of 47cm of the Baby Jesus, made in Spain in the 16th century. The figure is beleive to posses miraculous powers and the ability to heal the sick.

Vysehrad was the legendary home of the first Czech rulers, considered as main residence in 11th century for the ruler.In the Vysehrad cemetery over 600 key figures of Czech history are buried.

The Municipal House is an exquisite art nouveau building made in 20th century consisting a concert hall and large art gallery. The hall named Smetana holds varies concert in Prague.

The Jesuit Church of St Nicholas an example of architecture based on interconnected geometrical shapes, build till mid 18th century. The tower and the epitome of Baroque style are worth watching.