Prague is a hilly metropolis rich in viewpoints - both those where you can see the whole historical city, and ones where you’ll feel like you are in the countryside. Many of them can be reached by car comfortably; on some, you don't even have to get out of the car for a nice view. Let's take a look at some of them.

Parallel parking in Prague is sometimes a bit of a struggle. Aren't you one of those who can cram the car into any available space, and by finding a free space for you, the biggest job is just beginning? Don't worry - we have some rules and tips for parallel parking that you can use going forwards.

Whether you have come to Prague for a holiday or on a business trip, by car, train or plane, our tips on how not to get lost in the city will surely come in handy. Do you know where to find safe and wallet-friendly parking? Where to rent a bike or scooter and how does “etiquette” in public transport work? Sail through what Prague can offer and make the most of the city.

The Advent is here, with the lit trees, decorated stalls and traditional snacks. The captivating aroma of mulled wine, cinnamon and traditional cookies entice even those who are not true Christmas romantics. Where to enjoy the Advent markets and the great atmosphere peacefully, and where to find a Christmas “market” under the roof? Here are five tips for you.

The ice-skating season has started and the best Prague ice rinks in Prague are opening. We have selected ten of the most interesting ones for you - whether you prefer a view of Prague, fancy refreshments, ice-skating courses for kids or perhaps a location nearby a metro station. So, dust off your "blades" and go ahead to show the world your skating skills!

Are you leaving from the Main Station on holiday? Do you need to park at Masaryk's Train Station or drop your friends off at Holešovice station or Vysočany? We have practical suggestions for parking at the station and tips for long-term parking at a reasonable price.

Paid parking in Prague does not have to be just a tedious looking for an expensive parking space in the city centre and wrestling with a parking meter. Thanks to the Citymove application, you can now park in the centre of Prague from just CZK 8.30 per hour and also in the safety of a garage. Below we tell you how to use the application, together with a few tips for cheap parking in Prague.

The weekend is here, but it’s raining again? Not to worry. You can have a great day out in Prague even when it’s raining, doing a lot more than simply wasting your time in a shopping centre. We’ve got some great ideas for you, for restaurants and less-frequented (although no less interesting) museums where you can soak up the authentic Prague atmosphere.