Visit Pretty Prague!
It's very difficult to choose the best in town. In my opinion, the best places you can find in most cases are the capital cities.
In the capital city of the Czech Republic, which is called Prague, is one of the most famous places; Prague Castle. Once the home of Bohemia's kings, today it is the official residence of the Czech Republic's President and one of the city's most visited tourist attractions.
Another place is called The Charles bridge, which is one of the most recognizable old bridges in Europe. The bridge is famous for its many fine old statues. Prague has been nicknamed the city of a thousand spires. You can take the best photo of the town in one of them.
The most beautiful park in Prague is called The Vrtba Garden. This beautiful baroque garden is a true gem situated not far from the city centre. It has a few different terraces and the top one provides stunning panoramic views of the city. There is a corner where visitors can admire beautiful birds such as peacocks.
Honestly, Prague is the easiest city to navigate. What can be better than old-fashioned walking to explore the city centre? Many of Prague's historic districts are within pedestrian zones and you can explore them only by walking, I think this is the easiest way to get around.
If there is one traditional Czech soup, it must be the Kulajda (pronounced “ku-lay-dah”): a creamy potato soup with mushrooms, dill, vinegar and a poached egg on top. Another typical thing to eat there is fruit dumplings. They are filled with fruit and served in a deeper dish with melted butter, sugar and other sweet condiments.
If somebody knows a bit about The Czech Republic they will know that the most popular Czech drink is, of course, beer. Czech people are proud of their beer and drink it with great pleasure not only in pubs, beer halls or restaurants but also at home. Drinking and buying alcohol is allowed from the age of 18 and is permitted also in public places such as streets, trains, etc.
I think the Prague can offer you really great experiences and a lot of fun too. I love this town :)