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Studio Karolina1

Studio Karolina 1

OLD TOWN/CHARLES BRIDGE

55.-€

Studio Karolina2

Studio Karolina 2

OLD TOWN/CHARLES BRIDGE

55.- €

Apt. Karolina 3

APT.KAROLINA 3

OLD TOWN/CHARLES BRIDGE

110.- €

Hotel Red ***+
 

Hotel RED***+

OLD TOWN

140 €

79.-€ DBL/2P  /Parking !!/

Bishops House****

BISCHOFS HAUS****

OLD TOWN/CHARLES BRIDGE

120€

Penzion ATT

PENSION ATT***

OLD TOWN/CHARLES BRIDGE

120€

Hotel TR***

Hotel TR***
 

NEW TOWN Parking !

92,- €

NEW TOWN

65.- €

Apt.Andel

APT.ANDEL

55

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Anfrage/Buchung

Charlie***

55.-€

Old Hammer House

Old Hammer House

55.-€

ARNOLT

ARNOLT

55.-€

Novák

NOVAK

55.-€

HOSTEL  ACC

50.- €

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Anfrage/Buchung

Hotel Kamila***

HOTEL KAMILA***

NEAR CASTLE Parking

65 €

50,-€ DBL /Parking/

Hotel TR***

Hotel TR***
 

NEW TOWN Parking !

92,- €

Domus-Henrici****

DOMUS-HENRICI

120

170

          96,-€ Double room/2P.    

OLD TOWN

92,- €

Pension Merlin

MERLIN

1400

1800

Hotel Europ***

HOTEL EUROP ***

Wenceslas Square

140 €

Hotel Pyramida****

HOTEL PYRAMIDA****

120 €

Hotel Stein***

Hotel STEIN

10 min by tram

Hotel U Sladku

HOTEL U SLADKU

NEAR CASTLE

77€

Hotel Splendid ***

SPLENDID***

NEW TOWN

96- €

55.-€  Pro DZ/2P.

Hotel Wilhelm

WILHELM***

NEAR CASTLE Parking

60.-€

10.min by metro Parking

Vila David

VILA DAVID

65 €

55.-€ DBL/2P. 

Hotel Katerina***+

HOTEL Katerina***+

NEW TOWN

115€

75€

Hotel Olsanka***

OLSANKA

NEW TOWNParking

90,- €

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Anfrage/Buchung

Hotel Arbes***

HOTEL ARBES***

100 €

BED AND BREAKFAST

Jelínek

JELINEK

45

50

ARNOLT

ARNOLT

40

35

Villa Bohemia

VILLA BOHEMIA

60

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CZK

HOTELS ****

DBL/DZ

DBL/DZ

Bishops House****

BISCHOFS HAUS

3200

5100

Red Lion ****

ROTEN LEWEN

3200

5100

Golden Star****

GOLDENER STERN

3200

5100

Na Kampe 15

NA KAMPE15

80 EURO

120

Hotel Adalbert

HOTEL ADALBERT

4000

3600

Verona

VERONA

2950

5000

Yelow Shue

GELBE SCHUH

3150

3900

Hotel Neruda

HOTEL NERUDA

153

177

Hotel Evropa

HOTEL EVROPA

2200

4000

Haus zum Tor

HAUS ZUM TOR

120

170

Pyramida

PYRAMIDA

87

125

HOTELS ***

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Dům u Semíka

U SEMIKA

2000

2650

Red

RED

1950

2950

Hotel Bull

Bull

 1700

2310

82,-Euro DBL

Hotel Splendid

SPLENDID

 2000

2700

HOTEL KAVALIR

63

102

Hotel Wilhelm

WILHELM

1200

1950

Hotel Kamila

HOTEL KAMILA

55

65

Hotel Digitals

DIGITALS

1490

1990

Hotel Hejtman

H.HEJTMAN

2200

3200

Domus-Henrici

DOMUS-HENRICI

120

170

Best Hotel

BEST HOTEL

93

120

King George Hotel

KING GEORGE

2500

3100

Hotel Dante Alighieri

HOTEL DANTE A.

60

100

Praga1

PRAGA1

93

118

Hotel Olsanka

OLSANKA

1900

2500

Hotel Balkan

BALKAN

1100

2400

Hotel Arbes

HOTEL ARBES

2200

3100

Hotel Musketyr

HOTEL MUSKETYR

2100

2760

Hotel White House 

HOTEL WHITE HOUSE

1890

1890

Hotel Anděl

HOTEL ANDEL

 1800

3640

Pension Bonaparte

BONAPARTE

1800

2200

Hotel Admiral

ADMIRAL

2160

3140

Hotel Petr

PETR

2000

2900

Hotel Oto

OTO

2000

2900

Hotel Casa Edith Stein

CASA EDITH STEIN

1600

2900

Hotel Merlin

Hotel Merlin

2000

2500

Vila David

VILA DAVID

50

70

Hotel Maxim

MAXIM

1400

2900

Hotel Franta 

FRANTA

1000

1200

Hotel Golf

GOLF

55

70

Hotel Belvedere

BELVEDER

1400

2400

U Pava

PAV

99

140

Hotel Union

UNION

70

120

Hotel Olga

OLGA

60

80

Botel Vodnik

BOTEL VODNIK

75

Hotel Henry

HOTEL HENRY

1890

2490

Hotel Cikada

HOTEL CIKADA

1390

1800

Hotel Prokop

HOTEL PROKOP

1200

1600

Hotel Sport

SPORT

900

1600

Hotel Tatran

HOTEL TATRAN

1200

1400

Hotel U Sladku

HOTEL U SLADKU

 990

 1890

U Tri Korunek

U TRI KORUNEK

U Ceske Koruny

Hotel Prokopka

1200

Hotel Franta

1000

1200

Hotel Arlington

MOTEL GRADO

50

50

HOTEL AKCENT

2370

3270

HOTEL BALBIN

1800

2800

HOTEL OSTAS

1890

2560

Pensions , Appartments , Studios , B & B´s   DOWTOWN

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Pension Corto

Pension Corto

2250

2950

Pension Tara

Pension Tara

1500

2150

Atlante

Atlante

60

70

Studio Karolina1

Studio Karolina 1

50

55

Studio Karolina2

Studio Karolina 2

45

50

Apt. Karolina 3

Studio Karolina 3

65

80

Apt.Mikulas

Apt.MIKULAS

50

50

Apt Nora

Apt Nora

45

50

Penzion Atrractive

ATRRACTIVE

1900

2600

 Mirka

 Mirka

50

50

Josef

Josef

50

55

Star

Star

1100

1700

Apts.Vaclav

1500

2500

Apt Karee

100

120

Accord

Accord

1950

2750

Pension Filip

Pension Filip

1500

1950

Pension Manes

Pension Manes

1600

1900

City Pension

City Pension

1900

2500

Trziste

Trziste

1650

2550

Pension Merlin

MERLIN

1400

1800

Apt.Zvonarka

Apt Zvonarka

1990

2990

Apt.Andel

APT.ANDEL

55

55

Museum

Museum

67

97

Apt.Zvon

Apt Zvon

71

106

Bilek

Bilek

60

75

Dlouha

Dlouha

60

75

Souk

SOUK

50

60

Old

OLD

1500

1680

Apt.Vojtesska

Apt.VOJTESSKA

50

60

Apt.Petra

Apt.PETRA

60

60

Apt.Havelska

HAVELSKA

60

80

Apt.Flora

FLORA

1860

1860

Sokol 2

Sokol 2

1600

1600

Sokol 3

Sokol 3

1800

1800

Buzek

Buzek

1200

1500

Apt.Karlova

Apt.Karlova

75

75

Apt.Vinice

Apt.Vinice

65

75

Apt.Slovinska

Apt.Slovinska

65

75

Apt.Kour

Apt.Kour

65

75

Lipa

Lipa

50

65

Paris

Paris

60

80

Celna

Celna

50

50

Apt.Kremencova

KREMENCOVA

50

60

Apt.Mrazovka

MRAZOVKA

65

75

Apt.Veletrzni

VELETRZNI

60

70

Apt.Podskalska

PODSKALSKA

45

65

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Brozek

Brožek

40

40

Johana

JOHANA

40

40

Alex

ALEX

40

50

Divis

DIVIS

40

40

Valek

VALEK

40

50

Klemp

Klemp

40

40

Kern

Kern

B J

BJ

40

45

Villa Jinonice

VILLA JINONICE

65

69

Old Hammer House

Old Hammer House

40

40

Karpísek

KARPISEK

40

45

Jelínek

JELINEK

45

50

ARNOLT

ARNOLT

40

40

Villa Bohemia

VILLA BOHEMIA

40

45

Markéta

MARKETA

40

35

Novák

NOVAK

40

40

Baloun

BALOUN

40

40

Ambra

AMBRA

1260

1680

Kounicka

KOUNICKA

40

45

MOTEL GRADO

50

50

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The oldest evidence of human habitation in the Prague valley dates from around 6000 BC. Permanent farming communities were established in the area by Germanic and
Celtic tribes around 4000 BC. Slavs came into the picture around the turn of the millennium, and by the 600 AD had settled opposite sides of a particularly appealing stretch
of the Vltava River. They successfully defended the land now known as Bohemia for generations, but by the 9th century it had been conquered by the Great Moravian Empire.

The short-lived empire introduced the locals to Christianity, but it was 'Good King Wenceslas' of Christmas-carol fame (he was actually a duke) who made it the state religion of Bohemia in the 940s. He remains the patron saint of the Czech Republic. It was under the rule of Charles IV (ruled 1346-78) that Prague truly came into its own, becoming one of the continent's largest and most prosperous cities, acquiring its fine Gothic face and landmark buildings like Charles University, Charles Bridge and St Vitus Cathedral.

Jan Hus, who attended Charles University in the late 1380s, rallied popular support for the Church-reform movement; when he was burned at the stake in 1415, the rabble was roused enough to hurl various Catholic officials from the upper stories of Prague's New Town Hall, introducing the word 'defenestration' (literally, to toss someone out a window) into the popular political lexicon. While the 1526 ascent of the Catholic Hapsburg family to power in the region cooled things off briefly, a second round of defenestrations in 1618 made it clear that the matter was not quite settled.

In fact, the insurrection catalyzed the Thirty Years War, which devastated much of Europe; a quarter of Bohemia perished. Their defeat slammed the door on Czech independence for almost three centuries. The Czech national spirit was not so easily crushed, however, and by the 19th century, Prague - which had been unified in 1784 by imperial decree - had become the centre of the so-called Czech National Revival. Czech literature, architecture and journalism were celebrated, even as Czechs were denied participation in the political process.

Nationalist sentiment was growing as waves of pro-democracy protests swept the continent. An 1848 uprising was summarily squelched, but in 1861 the Czech majority defeated German candidates in the Prague council elections. It was a watershed event for Czech independence.

The 20th century solidified the Czech nationalist movement. Czechs had no interest in fighting for their Austrian masters in WWI, and neighbouring Slovakia was equally reluctant to take up arms for their German occupiers. Leaders from both independence movements approached US President Wilson, who was actively trying to build the League of Nations, asking for his help in achieving their dream. With Allied support, Czechoslovakia became an independent nation in 1918; Prague became its first capital.

The young country weathered the Great Depression only to be occupied by Nazi Germany in 1939 - Bohemia and Moravia were labelled a 'protectorate' and Slovakia an 'independent' (puppet) state. Prague's community of some 120,000 Jews was all but wiped out; almost three-quarters of them either starved or were murdered in concentration camps.

On May 5, 1945, the population of Prague rose up against German occupation forces as the Red Army approached from the east. Most of Prague was liberated before the Soviets arrived. Liberation Day is now celebrated on May 8; under communism it was May 9. In the 1946 elections, the communists became the young republic's dominant party, and in 1948 did away with the inefficiencies of a multi-party system with a Soviet-backed coup d'état.

In 1968, after years of gradual liberalisation under General Secretary Dubcek, the 'Prague Spring' came into full bloom. Full democracy, an end to censorship, and 'socialism with a human face' were the goals of this popular movement. Moscow was miffed and sent tanks into Prague. Fifty-eight people died, almost 400,000 sympathisers lost their jobs and, in something of a step down, Dubcek was forced to find employment with the Slovak Forestry Department.

The newly stringent communist leadership maintained control until the breaching of the Berlin Wall in 1989. A series of peaceful demonstrations beginning on November 17 became confrontational, though the essentially nonviolent character of the uprising earned it the name 'Velvet Revolution'. Free elections were held in 1990, and the Czech and Slovakian separatist movements subsequently inspired the smooth 1993 split into the Czech and Slovak Republics, remembered as the 'Velvet Divorce'. Prague quickly became one of the top tourist destinations in the world during the 1990s, and the ringing of cash registers combined with a solid industrial base has left its citizens in better economic shape than those in the rest of the country. Much of this spare change has been reinvested in the city itself, making for an even more pleasant visit.

The Czech Republic has become a member state of the EU, and Prague will preside gracefully as the country finds a new place in the world.

In August 2002 Prague experienced the worst floods in almost two centuries, with the river Vltava sweeping the city.
Sixteen people died, hundreds of thousands of people were forced to evacuate their homes and businesses, the historic city centre was closed off and there were fears - not realised - that the 14th-century Charles Bridge would be washed away. The final damage was calculated in the billions of US dollars, with the city's low-lying Jewish Quarter suffering considerable damage, as well as the Karlin and Troja districts, the metro system and numerous cultural and tourist attractions. Despite the disastrous damage, Prague and its citizens managed to bounce back, demonstrating once again that the spirit of the city really is indomitable.