discover the Old Town Square, one of the oldest marketplaces in the city, and admire the historic Town Hall and the world-famous Astronomical Clock dating back to 1410. You will then move forwards through the centuries as you visit the house of the famous Jewish writer Franz Kafka and continue into the Jewish quarter past the Old Cemetery and numerous synagogues. Prague is also a city of music and no visit would be complete without stopping by the neo-Renaissance Rudolfinum auditorium, which is home to the Czech Philharmonic Orchestra. Additional highlights will include Charles Bridge, the Lesser Quarter, dominated by Saint Nicholas Church, and Prague Castle. You’ll also admire St. Vitus Cathedral, where the Czech crown jewels are kept and where King Charles IV, the country’s father, is buried.