The wonder of Prague is in the hilly, and from many places it offers stunning views of the city!

Imagine what it is like to look at the red tiled roofs, winding cobblestone pavements, sharp spires of churches and tiny people from above. Yeah, great! So I want to show you Prague from a bird's eye view.

I will pick you up by car from the hotel and drive to Vysegrad, a stone fortress of amazing power on a hill! We will walk along the walls of this imposing fortress, admire Prague, go into the casemates under the same fortress, where soldiers hid and from where they fired at the enemy.

According to legend, it is from Visegrad that Prague originates. There was such a predictor Libuša in the Czech Republic. She pointed to the side of the hill and saw “a great city whose glory touches the stars.” We will be there with you and you after the scorching. We'll get in the car and drive where she's waving her hand. It's Petrzyn Hill. Or the "hill of love." For in May numerous fruit trees bloom on Petrzyn, and the hill is covered with white as snow. Oh, beautiful!!!

We walk along the orchard, along the “pink” alleys, climb the Prague “Eiffel Tower”... and what, and what, is the Czechs worse than the French masters?Do you have anything to look at from above? There's a lot of stuff! And very similarly they took over the turrets of these French. And there's an elevator. That's it! We can even go to the dance house. There you can also sit in a cafe, drink coffin, admire Prague from, so to speak, an ultra-modern observation deck. Then you will have something to tell your grandchildren and great-grandchildren. It's not "hoohry-muhry," it's "Dancing House," you know?