Situated on the sunny side of Wenceslas Square, next to the State Opera and the National Museum, the sophisticated Jalta Boutique Hotel 5* is perfectly placed for sightseeing in Prague. 

History lovers will relish the experience of visiting this hotel’s prize feature, a previously concealed nuclear fallout shelter from the 1950s situated underneath the hotel. The Yalta Craft Bistro is the icing on the cake. Chic, cosmopolitan and with a stunning bar and terrace overlooking the city, this is the place to be seen in Prague.

For those who simply can’t get enough of Prague’s charming cityscape, go for a Superior Room with City View to take in great views from morning to night. 

Spacious and cosy, the sumptuous Deluxe Room is decorated in a contemporary style and features a king-sized bed, a bathroom with a bath and shower and a stunning view of Wenceslas Square.

Warm and inviting, the refined and contemporary Suite is the ultimate urban retreat with a plush, king-sized bed, a spa-like bathroom and modern amenities.

This offer is based on a bed and breakfast stay.

Equal to Paris for its beauty, with a history spanning over a millennium, Prague is the perfect spot for a city break, and the Jalta Boutique Hotel 5* is a great place to start. In 2013, the Cold War Museum opened in the hotel's basement fallout shelter for the public to enjoy. At this hotel, you’ll also find an original screen print of Franz Kafka by Andy Warhol, offering another unexpected and rare quirk.

Go on a small-group guided tour of Prague Castle and discover all the secrets of the world's largest medieval castle which dates back to the 9th century.

Find out more about Prague's Old Town and its history and culture during a guided tour. Admire the unique Old Town Square, the Powder Tower, the charm of the Baroque churches or the beauty of the Municipal House.

Explore the beauty of Prague on a two-hour cruise on the Vltava River and admire the exceptional views of some of Prague's most important sites.

The black theatre art has become a traditional art form in Prague. Let your imagination be enchanted by the play of light and darkness throughout the performance! With an acting mute, accompanied by background music that punctuates the story, this show is understandable by all. 

A strong contender for the title of Europe’s most beautiful city, Prague "the City of a Thousand Spires", is as charming as it is picturesque. Filled with gold-tipped towers, cathedrals, bridges, and church domes, it was once the home of the Holy Roman Emperor and the Habsburg monarchy. Walking its cobbled streets, it’s easy to feel transported back to its royal roots.

Take a wander through Prague’s magnificent Old Town - a UNESCO World Heritage Site - stopping to see the city’s famed astronomical clock, ninth-century castle, and the grand Charles Bridge, complete with its 16 arches and 30 Baroque statues.

Those eager to explore Prague's cultural past can head to the Strahov Library, which is housed inside a twelfth-century abbey, and is often named one of the most beautiful in the world. On the eastern side of the Vltava river, you’ll find U Medvídků, one of the largest beer halls in Prague, and the historic Jewish quarter (Josefov). While wandering the city streets, make sure to pick up some authentic Czech biscuits from one of the many bakeries, or a freshly-made chimney cake - a real Central European delicacy.