A weekend in Prague: in pictures

With over six millions visitors every year, Prague is one of Europe's most popular destinations

The astronomical clock is one of Prague's biggest tourists attractions. Be sure to visit on the hour to see a special display

The Buddha Bar Hotel Prague is our hotel recommendation when staying in the city of Prague. Its oriental influences make for a truly memorable stay

Dominating the skyline of the Old Town Square is Tyn church, its towers are over 80 metres high

If the weather is pleasant a boat ride alone the river is a great way to take in all of city's sights

Many of the buildings in Prague have beautiful artwork on their exteriors

St. Nicholas Church is one of Prague's most beautiful churches, and is known for being the greatest Baroque church in the city

Malá Strana is one of the city's most historic district's and is home to several pretty pastel buildings

If your feet tire of walking, hop in a horse and cart to explore the city the old-fashioned way

Amber and garnet stores line the streets of Prague. Be sure to shop in one of the many stores such as T&J which offer the Global Blue tax-free service, allowing your money to go further

Walking across the famous Charles Bridge you will see a host of stunning statues, including the famous statue of the Holy Savior with Cosmas and Damian

Many of the city's stores and shops still retain their beautiful old exteriors, like The Hard Rock Cafe

An easy way to navigate your way around the city is by tram, which stops at all the main points of attraction around the city

The Stone Bell House gallery is just seconds away from the astronomical clock and is currently showing the excellent Tim Burton and his World exhibition