Prague, the capital and largest city of the Czech Republic, known as Praha in Czech, is a historic and cultural hub situated along the Vltava River.
The city is located in central Bohemia, characterized by its hilltop architecture and numerous historic bridges, with a temperate climate.
Prague thrives on a rich artistic heritage, featuring world‑renowned theaters, classical music venues, and a vibrant street art scene.
Established in the 9th century, Prague played a pivotal role in European politics, from the reign of Charles IV to the Velvet Revolution of 1989.
Key facts
Population: ~1.3 (city proper).
Language: Czech.
Official time zone: Central European Time (CET).
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