Prague is also called „Golden Prague" or „City of thousand towers“. It has so much to offer that it is almost impossible to deal with everything. The best way to explore the city is by walking and making use of public transport. A day ticket costs ± 3 € and a 7-day-ticket ± 10 €. – This cosmopolitan city is full of restaurants, entertainment and sport facilities. There are even golf facilities: 4 course (indoor) and 3 courses outdoor. A small list of sights which should not be missed: Hradčany (Prague Castle) with President’s Palace , St. Vitus-cathedral, Golden Lane, where Franz Kafka used to work in Nr 22, Strahov monastery and Petřín hill with a fantastic view on the town.You can find the baroque church of St Nicolas and Palace Waldstein in the quarter Malá Strana (small side) as well as many palaces, gardens, churches, small shops, antique shops and restaurants. Walk along the car-free Charles Bridge, which is full of painters, souvenir stands and buskers. A visit to Josefov (Jewish quarter) with its synagogue, the impressive Jewish cemetery end the monastery St. Agnes is absolutely worthwhile. Walk through the of town (Staré Město) passing the Old town square with the monument of Jan Hus , the churches (Týn and Nicolas) and the old town hall with its astronomical clockwork. Then Wenceslav Square , the entertainment and shopping centre of Prague with commemorative plaque for Jan Palach, the statue of St. Wenceslav and the National museum. Here some ideas for day trips: the unconquerable castle Karlstejn nearby Beroun (35 km), the well preserved castle Křivoklád from the 15th century (40 km), the Moldau-reservoir (25 km), Castle Konopistě, which used to be possession of Franz Ferdinand of Austria (40 km), the medieval castle Český Šternberk (40 km), the dripstone caves in Koněprusy, Royal and Silver town Kutná Hora (55 km) with a silver mine and the gothic Barbora-cathedral, and Theresienstadt, the former concentration camp (55 km). –