If you are thinking of going to Prague, then there are quite a few things you want to be aware of before booking a holiday or going traveling there for any other reason. Prague is a fantastic city with a great deal of sophistication, culture and history but it is also a fairly daunting place in some respects. Knowing where to go in Prague makes an enormous difference as it is one city where you can easily spend far too much money but if you know what you doing, it's still a bargain destination.

In a fast paced and often hectic modern world, you can't help but look forward to holidays and time-off where you can just relax. In the current economic climate some people have perhaps rashly assumed that they can't afford to take a proper holiday away to a nice location. But as you will learn, where there is a will there is often a way.

Hotels in Prague

A visit to the Golden City is always a wonderful experience; your choice of hotel will add a finishing touch. There are a wide range of hotels in Prague, you can choose among depending upon your budget. My Prague offers discounted rates for all hotels in Prague. Thus you'll end up with a luxurious stay with much less than you can imagine. Some of the top hotels in Prague are:-

* Hotel Corinthia Towers Prague - Corinthia Towers is a 5* modern hotel providing the highest standards of comfort throughout and it prides itself on the high quality of services and facilities offered to guests.

* Hotel Corinthia Panorama Prague - The Corinthia Panorama is a 4* luxury hotel located in a quiet residential area, close to the centre of Prague, making it easy for guests to explore the palaces, towers, museums and gardens.

* Hotel Hilton Prague - This is the largest luxury five star hotel in the Czech Republic and is ideally suited for business travelers. It features 788 guest rooms, 3 restaurants, a bar, various shops and the Czech Republic's first Cyber Health Club & Spa, which offers the most extensive leisure facilities in town.

As well as being a very popular tourist spot for holiday breaks, Prague has impressed some so much that they have decided to settle in the city. Creating a large non-Czech community, mainly with people from the US, has meant that Prague has gained new cultural diversity as a result of it giving so much to its visitors.

The currency in Prague is the Czech Crown (czk). The Czech Republic should be joining the Euro zone in 2010.

The Euro is accepted in some hotels and restaurants, along with certain international shops. However, we recommend holding Czech Crowns, as the majority of establishments will only accept the local currency.

Prague is a feast for sightseeing tourist. Prague has some of the most extensive collections of art and culture in the world. The city offers some fascinating attractions to life.