Where Is Prague?

Five million tourists visit Prague each year, with the majority coming from the U.K., Germany, U.S., Italy, and Russia. The average length of stay is four days; Americans, Russians, and Japanese stay the longest. The average daily expense is equivalent to $125 per day.

 
The top ten most popular sites and activities include:

1 – Prague Castle
2 – Mala Strana
3 – The Charles Bridge
4 – Old Town Square
5 – Jewish Ghetto
6 – Sex Machine Museum
7 – Wenceslas Square
8 – National Museum
9 – Dancing House (Céleste restaurant)
10 – Local Czech Pub (best Czech beer)
 

One way to turn your trip into an adventure is to pack a Prague-based travel novel. The God Complex was inspired by actual events, taking readers on a modern day thrill ride through Chinese medicine. Set between Prague and Boston, you’ll discover the secrets of Chinese medicine and its connection to martial arts as this gripping mystery unfolds. Be prepared for intense and graphic imagery as the author draws upon his experiences in Prague to paint a vivid image for your arrival. Don’t just visit Prague, build a context and live the experience. A good amount of historical details and cultural context are sprinkled through out the story line to turn this novel into a surrogate travel guide. Be sure to download the Free Self-Guided Tour of Prague and take the one day tour when you arrive. This unique guide features most of the major tourist attractions (listed above), as well as restaurants and cafes woven into the story that are frequented by locals. Relax in the ‘off the beaten path’ locations with the characters from the book. You can easily finish this page-turner on the plane and take the tour by train when you arrive.