This is why you NEED to visit Prague | Europe's Most Charming Capital

Welcome to my vlog documenting my adventure in Prague, one of Europe's most beautiful and historic cities. Join me as I explore the city's winding cobblestone streets, magnificent architecture, and rich cultural heritage.

In this video, I take you on a tour of Prague's top attractions, including the iconic Charles Bridge, the stunning Prague Castle, and the vibrant Old Town Square. Along the way, I meet a few beavers, try the iconic Trdelník chimney cake and experience the city's unique archaic aura.

Whether you're planning a trip to Prague or simply curious about this fascinating city, my vlog will give you a taste of what makes it such a special place. So come along for the ride and discover the magic of Prague for yourself!

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As always, a huge thanks to Scott Buckley for his incredible compositions, used in this video:
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If you enjoyed this video, you'll love my other city vlogs across Europe:

Krakow, Poland: 🇵🇱

Zakopane, Poland: 🇵🇱

Wroclaw, Poland: 🇵🇱

Gdańsk, Poland: 🇵🇱

York, England: 🏴󠁧󠁢󠁥󠁮󠁧󠁿

Newcastle upon Tyne, England: 🏴󠁧󠁢󠁥󠁮󠁧󠁿

Brasov, Romania: 🇷🇴

Sofia, Bulgaria: 🇧🇬

Madrid, Spain: 🇪🇸

Riga, Latvia (summer): 🇱🇻

Riga, Latvia (winter): 🇱🇻

Tallinn, Estonia: 🇪🇪

Prague, Czech Republic: 🇨🇿

[Molotov_Milkshake]

09:55 Why is nobody talking about that kid walking into the lamp post? 😂😂

[Richard_Details]

Was there last week, great city. Plenty to see and the food was great, especially the local cuisine

[dudoklasovity]

Excellent video and commentary! You should come in may/june it’s warm all trees abloom, just stunning! Glad you enjoyed your stay in Prague!👍🙃

[CaptainSisko]

I will be there for the first time in three weeks! Can't wait!

[rodrigolee]

I have been to this beautiful city twice, and it is a captivating city. With every video, your editing is getting better.

[timurkirey]

Hey Ben, I am actually from Prague and I am so happy you liked it here :)
I really liked your vibe, you seem to be kind, deep and intelligent. And even thought I don't want to confuse you, I need to say you're handsome :). Thanks for your video, I hope you'll be back here one day during the summer. It's full of greenery and you'll like it here even more!

[necrogerbil]

Excellent video, Prague really is stunning. Poor kid walking into the lamp post at 09:56 🤣

[eriksic]

Thank you for this very nice video. I do not want to ruin it for you, but that large rat was a nutria, not a beaver. They are overpopulated now in Prague and it is prohibited to feed them :)

[RebelSol]

Great video. They are nutria. I used to have one that lived near my home in lake. It would follow me each morning to get his daily taste of corn.

[goldcoastbloke]

Finally, u uploaded a content again, Rob! Cheers‼️

[martyjago]

I was here at the end of February for the second time it really is a fantastic City and very traditional but modern at the same time. I've just watched your Newcastle video a bit closer to home as I live there 😀 All the best from the Toon !

[hkotby]

This is very beautiful Rob, thank you 😊

[ottoluschinsky]

Oh yes, been there last year. So beautiful, especially in summer! In loving memory i call it the "Prague effect" whenever a less popular city is surprisingly good whereas on the other hand you have the "Paris syndrome" if an overhyped city like Paris itself is a lot more ugly than you expected
Even though this term originally means something different people still get it

[alexandrustanciu]

Amazing video mate! It is put together exceptionally well and the quality is immaculate! I'm going there in 3 weeks, can't wait!

[cimvictimlip]

It's a great video, bro. Very cool.

[davidpelc]

I don´t want to disappoint you, but the animal you call beaver is not a beaver, its nutria. Beavers are usualy living close to river forestst. Its easy to recognise beaver after his flat tait. Nutria has tail simmilar to rat. ;)

[georgealexandru]

I am goind in a few days, nice to see this video.

[viktornovomestsky]

Hi, though you've seen quite a lot, there is 100times more to see and explore - to see everything you would need to stay 7 days at least...
I recommend the Jewish quarter (a whole city district kept by Hitler in order to remember the extuingished race..) - there is a really wonderfull memorial for the Czech jews murdered by Nazis...
Then a Vysehrad castle area - a fortress from the 9th century with amazing views of the city + another cathedral (with really mindblowing paintings inside) + a cemetery for the Czech important scientists, politicians, musicians, composers etc....
Then Petřín tower, a smaller copy of Eiffel tower from 1891, with its impressive views all over the city..
Then Žižkov, Vinohrady, Karlín - districts with beautiful buildings, cafes, parks etc...
I could write an essay about all what Prague has to offer, but if you'll be coming back, write me down and I can show you all the hidden gems, even those outside of the guide books.... Prague has been titled the worlds most georgeous city in 2021, and that for a reason...

[mrspiro]

Video is pretty nice. Maybe next time one of your videos would be about Vilnus.

[MarksWorldOfAdventure]

Oh, Rubber Duck shop. Love it. I went in the one in Amsterdam last year. Didn't realise Prague had one as well. Why did you get kicked out of the Rudolfinum?