Bedrooms:	2 bedrooms
Sleeps:	6 persons
Distance from Center	1 minute from Charles Bridge!
Amenities:	Fully equipped kitchen, Cable TV, washing machine, dish washer
Nearby Attractions:	Charles Bridge, Lesser Quarter, Kampa Park, Prague Castle, Parks
Nearby Bars:	Surrounded by many restaurants and bars and a quick walk across the bridge to many more including Tingl Tangl cabaret and Friends!
Rates:	99£/night

All the charm of the Old Europe is to be found in Mala Strana, the oldest quarter of Prague. The cobblestoned, winding, gas lit streets will delight you. The flat is large, airy and comfortable. Having two baths and two full bedrooms, one with en-suite bath, it guarantees a comfortable stay for families or couples travelling together. The views from the flat of both the Charles Bridge and the Castle are astonishing. Everything is within walking distance of this flat. The finest dining is right outside your door.

When we say AMAZING location, you can better believe we mean it! Not only do you get an astounding view of the Charles Bridge that people living in Prague would KILL for, but you'll be surrounded by all the best things to do while visiting here. Surrounding this flat are all kinds of little winding streets with great little shops and cafes (there's a great little Vinotechque about 50 steps from the building!) Those feeling physically fit can take a stroll through the Lesser Quarter (Mala Strana) up to the castle but we warn you, there's a bit of a hill! Lucky for you, just jump on the 22 or 23 tram at Malostranksa station (5 min walk away) and you'll be whisked to the top in no time and then you can enjoy a nice casual stroll down. You can also catch the Metro at the same station which will take you to just about anywhere you need to go in Prague. Make sure you don't miss the charming Vojanovy Sady Park (go out the front door, follow the big wall in front of you to the right until you see the entrance) where you'll be amazed how quiet it can be in the center of town and you're sure to see some old men feeding the pigeons and if you're lucky, you'll catch a glimpse of a peacock or to (no lie!)