Prague, also called the Golden City or Town Hundred Torres is one of the most romantic of all European cities. Frozen in time shows its medieval architecture as one crosses it. The cobblestones, carriages, paintings on the walls worn, the dark hue of the houses, everything belongs and forms a unique very attractive as it comes off much about the characteristics of most of the previous cities. 
should also be noted that in 1992 the historic center of the city was included in the List of World Cultural and Natural Heritage of UNESCO . The best advice for a visitor to Prague and wandering aimlessly lost city , do not use guides to find the streets, corners, passageways, and enjoy its impressive palaces and churches on the fly. Greats as Mozart, Beethoven and Dostoyevsky walked the streets, were shocked by its beauty and paid their tribute to Prague. 
-PRAGUE- SUMMARY
Places and prices: Old Town Hall (free) Jewish Quarter (Free) Municipal House (free) Jewish Cemetery (can not enter but can be seen from outside), Church of Our Lady of Tyn (€ 5), Church of San Nicolas (€ 8), Charles Bridge (free) Astronomical Clock (free, every hour can be seen as a puppet play bells) Synagogues (very expensive, perhaps worthwhile) Prague Castle (free to some extent, not worth visiting the pay) TV Tower (€ 5 nice if you want to see Prague from above), walk a lot the city has short trips. The modern part has nothing to do with what we're telling, visit but a waste of time.
Transportation: the subway and the bus does not make sense to use it because it's all about, would be a sin not to walk the city.
Food: is very cheap at the supermarket.
Bars: Prague has little bar culture but can be visited.
Accommodations: Denis ( www.couchsurfing.com/ )
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