AT A GLANCE A walk through Prague is a step into a fairy tale. With its cobblestone streets and gothic churches around every turn, Prague really takes you back. In Old Town Square and along Charles Bridge, visitors soak in the medieval vibe, but it's Prague's more recent history that makes it even more compelling. In the 17 years since Communism fell, the city has blossomed into one of the world's favorite destinations, and has modernized to accommodate its popularity. Cavernous underground bars, large all-night clubs, and restaurants serving all the pork and dumplings you could want keep everyone in good spirits. And of course, there's the beer. Many brew-lovers around the world consider Czech beer to be the best in the world. After all, it was born here... View all trips to Eastern Europe

Sights Prague Castle Looming high on a hill, the grounds of Prague Castle include the magnificent St. Vitus Cathedral and the quaint Golden Lane. Click here to see other recommended sights in Prague Eating Kozicka Near Old Town Square, this downstairs restaurant/pub is popular with visitors and English-speaking expats. Click here to see other recommended restaurants in Prague Museums Museum of Communism Learn what life was like for Czechs during the era of communism. Click here to see other recommended museums in Prague NightLife Karlovy Lazne This four-floor giant, which claims to be the "biggest club in Middle Europe", is a giant club filled with tourists and locals dancing until dawn. Click here to see other nightlife recommendations in Prague Shopping Moser Located in the city center, Moser has been selling fine Czech crystal for 150 years. Click here to see other recommended stores and shopping areas in Prague