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PRAGUE CASTLE


Prague Castle (Prazsky hrad) is the largest medieval complex in Europe with an area 570 meters long and 7.28 hectares, it is the biggest attraction in Prague. The castle was first built in the ninth century transformed from a wooden fortress inprejmuita stone walls in an imposing building as it is today. From the complex include: St. Vitus Cathedral, museum and art galleries, Golden Lane, Lobkowicz Palace and the church of St. George.
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