The history of the National Gallery in Prague started to be written on 5 February 1796 when a group of significant representatives of the patriotically oriented Czech nobility along with several middle-class intellectuals from the ranks of Enlightenment movement decided (to put it in period terminology) to “elevate the deteriorated taste of the local public.”…
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If Wenceslas Square in the New Town is a point of culmination in recent national history, then the walls of the Old Town Square mirror the events of many centuries past that have left their mark in eminent buildings. The square is actually neither square nor rectangular, in fact, the ground plan is extremely irregular….
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As you may be doing your travel plans for the winter season, you should know that our hotel offers one night for free (33% discount) for stays from November till March (please note that it is subject to availability). The price includes breakfast, welcome drink and all taxes with the payment at the hotel. Prague…
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With its impressive dome and 79 m high belfry, St Nicholas´ Church rises in the centre of the Lesser Town Square. This church is the most significant creation of high Baroque in Prague and was built between 1673 and 1755 on behalf of the Jesuits. It is a magnificent masterpiece of the Bavarian master builders…
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When planning your activities in Prague, do not forget to include a boat trip. A river cruise on the Vltava river is a memorable experience and an ideal way of seeing the beautiful, historical Prague from a different perspective. You can choose among various types of cruises including the ones with lunch or dinner, on…
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Prague is considered one of the most romantic cities in the world. Its unique atmosphere is unforgettable. Boutique hotel Seven Days is popular with couples coming to celebrate their wedding, anniversary or honeymoon therefore we do our best to make their stay a really special one. The feedback is great and we are proud to…
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The Gothic Charles Bridge is considered to be one of the most important monuments of medieval architecture in Bohemia. The first stone bridge, the Judith Bridge, replaced the wooden construction in 1158. It stood firm and served Prague residents for almost two centuries until it was swept away by floods in 1342. At exactly the…
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We always do our best to make our offers attractive to our guests. One of the most popular offers is a complimentary one-way airport transfer that we offer to our guests who book direct with us for the minimum of three nights. To those who book for five and more nights, we give a round…
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