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Prague, a skyline of spires along the Vltava

Prague unfolds along the Vltava River, its skyline defined by Gothic towers, Baroque domes, and layered rooftops rising above cobblestone streets. Known as the “City of a Hundred Spires,” the capital balances medieval foundations with 20th-century architectural experimentation, creating one of Europe’s most cohesive urban landscapes.

Prime riverfront position along the Vltava
Proximity to Old Town and Prague Castle
Distinctive modernist architectural identity
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Fairmont in Prague

Fairmont Golden Prague reintroduces a notable modernist structure as a contemporary luxury hotel. Its position along the Vltava offers direct views toward Prague Castle and the historic skyline.

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Must-see attractions in Prague

  • Prague Castle

    Prague Castle, towering majestically above the Vltava River in the heart of the Czech capital, is one of the world's largest and most historic castle complexes and a defining symbol of the Czech Republic. Dating back to the 9th century, this UNESCO World Heritage landmark has served as the seat of Bohemian kings, Holy Roman emperors, and Czech presidents for over 1,000 years.

  • Charles Bridge

    Charles Bridge, gracefully spanning the Vltava River in the heart of Prague, is one of the Czech Republic's most iconic and beloved landmarks. Commissioned by King Charles IV in 1357, this magnificent medieval stone bridge is renowned for its stunning Gothic architecture, dramatic defensive towers, and a striking gallery of 30 Baroque statues of saints lining its 520-metre length. 

  • St. Vitus Cathedral

    St. Vitus Cathedral, located within the magnificent grounds of Prague Castle in the heart of the Czech capital, is one of Europe's most stunning Gothic masterpieces and the spiritual heart of the Czech Republic. Founded in 1344 and completed nearly 600 years later, this awe-inspiring cathedral is renowned for its soaring spires, intricate stone carvings, breathtaking stained-glass windows including the famous Alphonse Mucha window, and ornate chapels housing the tombs of Bohemian kings and saints. 

  • Astronomical Clock

    The Astronomical Clock, located on the historic Old Town Hall in the heart of Prague, is one of the Czech Republic's most iconic and fascinating landmarks. Dating back to 1410, this stunning medieval masterpiece is the world's oldest astronomical clock still in operation, renowned for its intricate astronomical dial, ornate calendar plate, and the beloved hourly procession of the Twelve Apostles that has delighted visitors for over 600 years.

Riverfront rhythm

The Vltava shapes Prague’s daily life, from morning light along the embankment to evening reflections beneath illuminated bridges. Riverside promenades connect historic districts with contemporary cafés and cultural venues.

Architectural layers

Prague’s streets reveal Gothic foundations, Baroque embellishments, Art Nouveau details, and modernist interventions. This layering creates a city defined by architectural dialogue rather than uniformity.

Cultural continuity

Opera houses, galleries, and concert halls reinforce Prague’s artistic tradition. Music and literature remain central to the city’s identity, sustaining a cultural rhythm throughout the year.

Planning your stay at Fairmont hotels in Prague

Václav Havel Airport Prague serves as the primary international gateway. Tram and metro lines connect the airport and surrounding districts to central Prague.

  • Private Historical Tram Ride

    Experience Prague from a unique perspective aboard a beautifully restored historical tram that departs just steps from the hotel, accompanied by an expert guide who will introduce you to Prague’s rich history and iconic landmarks along the route. As you glide through the city, enjoy panoramic views of its diverse architectural styles—from Gothic and Baroque to Art Nouveau and modernist masterpieces.

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