Occidental Praha Wilson 5* is a modern, stylish hotel with excellent transport links and a metro station right outside the door. Located in the heart of the Czech capital, right in Wenceslas Square, the rooms overlook the National Museum, Castle or State Opera. There is an elegant restaurant serving Czech delicacies, as well as a bar and 24-hour room service.

These spacious rooms are classically decorated in blue and gold tones giving a bright yet warm feel. You can enjoy flat-screen TVs as standard and also bathrobes and slippers which give off a real sense of luxury while away. The comfortable feel of these rooms will leave you feeling well relaxed following a busy day visiting wonderful Prague.

This offer is based on a Bed and Breakfast stay.

Located next to Wenceslas Square, the property is ideally situated for exploring the city. Stroll along the fourteenth-century Charles Bridge, visit the impressive Prague Castle, and dip in and out of cafés and bars serving great Czech pastries and craft beer. The Old Town is a delightful maze of crisscrossing cobbled streets, lined with galleries and shops, making this spot ideal for a city break.

Experience the luxury of Restaurant Ungelt, located in a charming courtyard, one of Prague’s best-preserved Renaissance treasures, dating back to early Middle Ages, and just few steps from the Old Town Square. Dine in the Main Restaurant, a medieval hall with a beautiful bar and open kitchen serving innovative cuisine and a premium gourmet experience with the best ingredients, chosen by one of the greatest chefs in the Czech Republic, Petr John. The wine cellar offers a fine selection of French and local wines, including rare and unique wines and spirits.

Our guides are experienced professionals who always try to adapt to Your interests and current situation in Prague. The Old Town Tour will start from the Powder Tower near the Municipal hour. The Old Town is full of many beautiful and interesting sights that will reveal their secrets to You. The tour focuses only on the exteriors of the Old Town in a quick overview. Our guide offers the most convenient and interesting way to connect the main highlights and many interesting sights and elements, which offer a comprehensive historical and cultural view of Prague.

Sites include: Powder Tower - Celetna street (Karolinum/Charles University - House at the Black Madonna) - Ungelt (Old Merchant Yard) - Old Town Square (Old Town Hall, Astronomical clock, Church of St. Nicholas, Church of Our Lady before Tyn, House at the Stone Bell, Jan Hus Memorial, Goltz-Kinsky Palace, House At the Minute) - Clementinum (the Jesuit College, Astronomical Tower)

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.