This jaw-droppingly spacious apartment is located on the first floor of a grand apartment block, on the banks of the Vltava river, with wonderful views to the Castle across the river, and is just a short stroll from the Old Town.
It comprises of two large double bedrooms, that enjoy enormous en-suite bathrooms, a large living room / dining room with high ceilings, and views over the river. This apartment is designed to shock, awe and impress!
The open plan modern kitchen, dining and drawing room areas alone make up 2/3 rds of the huge space and would work well with both a large group gathering or a cosy evening enjoying a movie night in with the family.
The apartment concierge is able to cater to most whims, from booking transport around the city, to arranging private tours of the Jewish Quarter and museums or booking a private chef to come in and cater for you and your guests within the comforts of this beautiful apartment.
Prague is a most intriguiing city and there is so much to see including the Castle and St. Vitu's Catherdral. With an incredibly sad and complex history, Prague thrives as a beautiful but modern City - a true diamond in the rough. The city is brimming over with joy of life: buzzing with trendy shops and art galleries, countless cafes and restaurants, flowing wine, music and dance.
Prague merits the superlative words that are showered upon it - it is indeed supremely beautiful, exquisitely lovely and deliciously baroque, few visitors leave the city without having fallen for its graceful majesty.
It was its position at the crossroads of Central Europe, and the presence of silver mines, that brought Prague wealth throughout the centuries. An early golden era in the 14th century gave it prestige and medieval institutions as the city grew to be bigger than Paris and London, but it was the over 400 year rule by the Austrian Habsburgs that gave the city its greatest glory – initially with fine Renaissance buildings but most spectacularly with a wealth of Baroque buildings of quite spectacular beauty as the Roman church furiously repulsed the Protestant heresy.
Just for its glorious buildings alone Prague would merit a visit but the magic of the place, the charm and that seductive allure that so enchants visitors is the way the city seems to almost repose on the banks of the River Vltava. On the one side, the gorgeous Mala Strana section, featuring the richest of the baroque monuments, rises up to a castle that seems to float high above the city. This in turn is linked by the supremely beautiful Charles V to the Old Town with its narrow lanes clustered around the attractive main square and rich in period town mansions.
Restored after the ravages of Communism had left the city to crumble, Prague today has re-found its former glory, enhanced by the lively spirit of the people - for this is the capital of Bohemia after all!
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Prague has a moderately continental climate, with cold winters, in which the temperature is often below freezing, and pleasantly warm summers, reaching over 20 degrees C from June to August. Read More
EURO 3,795 per week - Jan - March and Nov - Dec
EURO 4,800 per week - April - Oct
EURO 5,490 per week - Easter and Christmas
Pricing includes maid service and mid-week linen change.
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