Prague, also named “Golden Prague” or “The City of Thousand Towers”, is so many-sided that you won’t have enough time, eyes and ears to discover all of it. It is best to explore Prague on foot or make use of the public transport. A day ticket will cost you ± 3 € and a 7-day ticket is ± 10 €. – This world city is full of opportunities for dining, going out and enjoying sports. There are even plenty of golf facilities: 4 indoor- and 3 outdoor courses. You can’t miss on your sightseeing list the following places of interest: Hradčany (The Prague Castle) with the Presidential Palace, St. Vitus Cathedral and the Golden Lane where Franz Kafka used to work at number 22, Strahov Monastery and Petřín Hill with a magnificent view of the city. The baroque St. Nicholas Church and the Waldstein Palace in the quarter Malá Strana (Lesser Town) are worth seeing by all means as well as many other palaces, gardens and churches, small boutiques, antique shops and restaurants. Walk over the pedestrian Charles’s Bridge across the Vltava (Moldau) river occupied by painters, souvenir stalls and street musicians. A visit to Josefov (the Jewish Quarters) with the Old-New Synagogue, the impressive Old Jewish Cemetery and St. Agnes Convent is an absolute must. In the Old Town (Staré Město) take a walk around the Square with Jan Hus monument, Týn- and St. Nicholas Church and the Old City Hall with its astronomic clock. Then off to the Wensceslas Square, the nightlife and shopping centre of Prague with the memorial to Jan Palach, the statue of St. Wensceslas and the National Museum. Some ideas for a day trip: the impregnable fortress Karlstejn at Beroun (35 km), the well preserved 15th century castle of Křivoklád (40 km), the water reservoir Slapy at the Vltava (25 km), the Konopistě Castle that once belonged to Franz Ferdinand of Austria (40 km), the medieval castle Český Šternberk (40 km), the stalactite cave of the Bohemian Karst at Koněprusy, the town of kings and silver Kutná Hora (55 km) with a silver mine and the gothic Barbora Cathedral, and Terezín, a former concentration camp (55 km).