Cadogan Guides Prague

Prague is a topsy-turvy world of Baroque color and Gothic gloom that even decades of Communist rule could not dispel. Its fairy-tale castle floats above a crooked old town peppered with graceful spires and dreamy bridges, while post-Velvet Revolution Prague glitters today with renewed vigor. Pack your senses of humor, adventure and romance and head for Bohemia. This guide is packed with ideas - for a romantic weekend, a night at the opera, or for seeing communist-era Prague. It takes you off the tourist trail to the Prague only the locals know - from cellar beer halls to hill-top cafeacute; terraces. Inside you'll find personal recommendations and insider knowledge to help you find the best of the city, from hidden Baroque gardens and palaces to the Gothic goldmine of St. Wenceslas' chapel. 80 hotels and 155 restaurants, plus bars and clubs, jazz venues, festivals, puppet theaters and concert halls are all personally review. There are 16 detailed maps,14 pages of full-color maps with grid-references to help you find all the sights and recommendations in this guide as well as guided walks and itineraries that take you in the footsteps of Kafka up Petrin Hill and around the Art Nouveau city. (5 x 8 1/2, 304 pages, color photos, maps)Kadri, Sadakat is the author of 'Cadogan Guides Prague' with ISBN 9781860118524 and ISBN 1860118526.