Off to Prague to The Largest Ancient Castle in the World

This magnificent ancient castle complex is the largest in the world. It occupies a huge area of 70,000 square meters. It is a staggering 130 meters wide x 570 meters long. It was founded as a fortress in the 9th century and is now the residence of the Czech president. Explore the fascinating sites within the castle's 18 acres including ancient fortifications, luxurious palaces, lush gardens, and stunning galleries.

Located inside the beautiful Hotel Promenada is this luxurious upscale restaurant serving delicious food. They serve a wide variety of gourmet delicacies including grilled tiger shrimps, snails Bourguignon, and goose liver. Go ahead and treat yourself to an extra special lunch in luxury. Reservations are required.

In the middle of the heart of the city is this small family park with a variety of large and small animals both wild and domestic. You can visit two bear brothers and other cute creatures like prairie dogs, monkeys, and racoons. The domestic animals on display include donkeys, sheep, and pigs. It's comic relief from all the intense history so enjoy the park and all it has to offer. There is a small snack bar located near the entrance and toilets near the snow owl enclosure.

This half-timbered building stands on the edge of the Rieseneck hunting grounds near Hummelshain. It is a hunting lodge built between 1915 and 1917 by Duke Ernst II of Saxony-Altenburg. The duke also used it as a "pleasure palace" for his indiscretions and built a secret door through which the mistress could escape via a narrow spiral staircase in case of danger, mainly the Duke's wife. It's a peaceful and serene place for a quiet walk in the woods.

A place to enjoy a delicious meal of Italian and Turkish cuisine is this casual restaurant. Enjoy home-cooked comfort food like oven-baked salami and sausage pizza or savoury meat doners. There's a huge selection of delicious dishes to choose from, all made with fresh local ingredients. No reservations are required.