This article from Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia details the history of the 14th century, stone Charles Bridge, including the floods and battles it has witnessed, and the 17th- to 18th-century statues which adorn it.

Background information on the Czech-born author is followed by three comprehensive walking tours of parts of the city which played major roles in his life.

A travelogue entry about Petrin, including information on Petrin Tower (a scale model of the Eiffel Tower), as well as the park's gardens, funicular, and 14th-century works project.

Includes a history of the Prague Jewish Town, as well as pages with photos (and more history) of individual monuments therein.

A marvel of 15th century engineering, the Orloj (or astronomical clock) still runs on its original clockworks (though they have been fixed when needed over the years). Page contains photos, and text about the clock's function, history and legends.

A comprehensive article about the history of Prague Castle, from the 9th century to about 1918.

With numerous photos and brief writeups for each of Prague's major sights including Charles Bridge, the Old, New, Jewish and Lesser Towns, and Vysehrad. The links page includes sites on travel, the Czech language and links to webcams.

Includes information about the Old Czech Time scale and other medeival calculations upon which the astronomical clock's movements were based.

Details of the daily tours conducted, with information on the restaurant, bar, and events hall. Includes contact details, a reservation form, and map.

A wealth of photos and information on Prague sights. The Lava site has an architectural bent; so lesser-known Prague attractions including Cubist architecture and the Frank Gehry "Fred and Ginger" (or "Dancing") house are included.