Prague

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Almost untouched by the destruction of the second World War, Prague has steadily developed its culture since the ninth century, culminating in one of the world’s most architecturally stunning and historically preserved cities. The Prague Castle is considered to be the largest ancient castle in the world, and it’s just one of the many grand medieval structures that still occupy the city’s cobblestone streets. Aside from the beautiful structures like the Charles Bridge and the Infant of Prague, visitors can take in the sights at the many art galleries and museums throughout Prague that feature art and artifacts both ancient and modern. As the capital city of the Czech Republic and a favourite amongst European tourists, Prague has enough allure to keep any sight-seer charmed.