[2025 Prague Attraction] Travel Guide for National Theatre (Updated Jul)

As someone who has visited Europe multiple times and Prague twice, let me share some must-visit spots in Prague, Czech Republic! 🇨🇿❤️ 📍Milada Horáková Memorial (A monument located in a park. While there’s not much to see, it’s a great spot for a leisurely stroll.) 📍Old Town Underground (The perfect place to enjoy the cityscape up close!) 📍National Theater (If you love opera or plays, this is a must-visit! You can enjoy high-quality performances at about one-third of the price in Korea! ❤️ To be honest, I’m not into opera, but my friend who loves opera absolutely adored it! ❤️👍🏻 If you’re interested, make sure to check it out!)

Prague, the ancient capital of Central Europe known as the "City of a Thousand Towers", is amazing for its unique architectural style and rich historical heritage. Walking on the cobblestone streets of the old town, it feels like being in a medieval painting. The Gothic St. Vitus Cathedral towers into the sky, showing solemnity and sacredness; while the Charles Bridge spans the Vltava River, with thirty Baroque statues lined on both sides, which is particularly charming in the evening. The astronomical clock of the Old Town Hall is not only exquisitely crafted, but also attracts countless tourists to stop by for the clock puppet show every hour. Prague's architecture combines Gothic, Baroque, Renaissance and Art Nouveau styles, and each building seems to be telling a piece of history. Overlooking the red-tiled roofs and church spires of the entire city from Prague Castle, one can't help but sigh at the romance and depth of this city.

#springitinerary Prague may be small, but it’s breathtakingly beautiful—like walking through a fairytale! Two days is just enough to soak in its charm. 🗓 Day 1: Old Town & Riverside Romance Wenceslas Square – A lively historical boulevard and city hub. Kafka Head – A rotating sculpture tribute to Franz Kafka—don’t miss it! Havel Market – A charming open-air market with souvenirs and local goods. Powder Tower – A gothic gateway to Old Town. Climb to the top for views! Old Town Square: Týn Church, Astronomical Clock, St. Nicholas Church – This is Prague’s iconic heart. Go in the afternoon for the best lighting. Prague Municipal House – A stunning example of Art Nouveau architecture. Karlova Street – A winding historical street leading you to… Charles Bridge – Historic stone bridge with towers on both ends (you can climb them). Perfect for golden hour photos! Old Town Riverside – The riverside views are magical at sunset, with golden-lit buildings and boats drifting in the Vltava. 🗓 Day 2: Lesser Town & Castle Vibes Charles Bridge – Come in the morning for peaceful shots and better light toward the castle. Prague’s Narrowest Alley – A fun, Instagram-famous stop—yes, there’s even a traffic light! Lennon Wall – Graffiti-covered and constantly evolving with messages of peace and love. St. Nicholas Church (小城区的圣尼古拉教堂) – Gorgeous baroque interior and photo-perfect from every angle. Can also climb the dome! Prague Castle Complex St. Vitus Cathedral, Castle Square, etc. – A massive, awe-inspiring historical site. Give it time to explore. Vyhlídka Na Opyši – THE panoramic spot for sweeping views of Prague’s rooftops. National Theatre – Stroll south through the elegant streets of Lesser Town for a peaceful ending.#travel

There are many different theaters in Prague. The National Theatre was built in 1883. It is a theater full of history. You can only feel how big it is when you walk into the theater. Being in it is like going back to ancient Europe, where the aristocrats loved to entertain themselves every day. Every audience member came in their best attire, and there was a snack bar on each floor for the audience to buy wine and snacks and socialize here before the show or during the intermission. 💞Watch an opera in Prague, the cheapest ticket is only 190czk. If you come to Europe and want to understand the local culture, you can go to the opera if time permits. #JanuaryGoodDestinations2025 #Prague

The National Theatre belongs to the most important Czech cultural institutions, with a rich artistic tradition that helps preserve and develop the most important characteristics of the nation - the Czech language and the Czech way of thinking in music and drama. Today, the National Theatre consists of three artistic groups: opera, ballet and drama. They perform in rotation in the historic building of the National Theatre, the Estates Theatre and the Kololat Theatre. All three artistic groups choose their repertoire from the classical heritage and modern authors. What a fantastic place! We came here for Carmen and we were very excited. People dress for the occasion, which you may also want. Drinks and small snacks can be purchased at the entrance. #2024TravelWish ~ Travel to Sicily, Italy