Prague

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Let yourself be enchanted by this captivating city, where every street breathes history and art. From the majestic astronomical clock to crossing the Charles Bridge, Prague reveals itself as a gem of Bohemia. Nestled in the heart of Europe, it combines medieval charm with vibrant modernity. Explore its picturesque cafés, lively squares, and end the day by watching the sunset from Prague Castle. This mystical capital is waiting for you! It's yours to explore!

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The historic Charles Bridge crosses the Vltava River in Prague.

Direct flights
Nantes » Prague

2h15 flight time

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Blue figures: direct flights from Nantes Atlantique Airport.

From 93.33€ Round trip**

From 09 June to 16 June

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Best period to travel to Prague

In Eastern Europe, the weather in the Czech Republic is typically continental: hot summers and harsh winters. Spring and autumn are pretty comfortable, with a mild climate. Make the most of the summer, from June onwards, and explore the city, its Baroque architecture, and its historic centre- a UNESCO World Heritage Site. From October to January, take a plunge into the bitterly cold winter; It might be a little cold, but there’s still plenty of sunshine!

What Prague has to offer?

Capital of the Czech Republic

Is it the retro feel or the incredible range of architecture that gives the city its incredible charm? The capital of the Czech Republic might have gone through quite a lot of phases in its time, but it has still managed to retain its unique atmosphere of romance and elegance.

City of Monuments

With a wide variety of historic monuments to visit, there’s certainly something for everyone! For those of you who love grand majestic buildings, there’s the Baroque St Nicholas Church in the Hradcany neighbourhood, a former fortress town home to the royal residence. If you’re looking for something more intimate, there are the Romanesque Basilica of St George, the 13th-century atmosphere of Josefov (the former Jewish quarter), or the Gothic buildings on Charles Bridge.

Mala Strana, Golden Lane, St. Vitus Cathedral…

From the magnificent village of Mala Strana, at the foot of the Castle, to Golden Lane, where Kafka lived; There are so many beauties to behold in the city of Prague!

Bohemia

The Czech Republic is more than just Prague: Bohemia is a great place to visit if you have the time. The castles of Jindřichův Hradec et de Hluboká nad Vltavou, the town of České Budějovice, the small village de Holašovice… They might not be easy to pronounce, but they’re definitely amazing sights worth visiting!