Like taking a step into a fairy-tale, the beauty encapsulated by Prague merges gothic architecture with magical views, a city steeped in history and charm. Every corner amazes with mystery and enchantment, from the majesty of Prague Castle to David Černý’s notorious sculptures dotted along the streets. In a city where trendy street art merges with ancient museums, there is a sight to see at every corner, with a range of unique, luxurious experiences for every traveller to indulge in.

At the moment, with travelling to experience the wonders of new cities limited, The Dedica Anthology has curated Czech-inspired activities throughout Prague to transform guest experiences, taking one step further from overpopulated tourist hotspots and postcard landmarks. Their new gourmet offerings and sightseeing tours ensure guests are safe and protected with social distancing and hygiene policies, ensuring a relaxing, luxurious vacation immersed in Prague’s captivating culture.

As part of The Dedica Anthology’s curated experiences, guests can dine with Michelin-trained chef Jan Knedla – a truly unique dining experience allowing foodies the opportunity to enjoy a five-course gourmet tasting menu, designed and prepared by Chef Knedla. Seated at the Chef’s Table at Inn Ox Restaurant, the chef’s uniquely curated menu prioritises seasonal ingredients fused with an intricate medley of textures and flavours, alongside the inspiration behind the chef’s plate.

Capture the rays while you picnic in one of the gorgeous parks within the city – Prague’s greenery is one to admire, so why not relax and enjoy the picture-perfect view provided by The Petrin Hill. One of the gardens which dominates the city, the romance of The Petrin Hill is only further exaggerated by the panoramic tower allowing guests to marvel at the breath-taking 360-degree views of The Old Town, the New Town, Lesser Town (Mala Strana) the Castle and the Vltava River. Inspired by the Tour Eiffel, this tower is one to admire, whether from inside or as part of the view, as you picnic in the gardens.

A private driver from Carlo IV, The Dedica Anthology’s luxury, 5-star hotel in Prague, can escort you to a secluded picnic spot in a beautiful park or garden, where you’ll be met with a hamper of tasty treats including salads, cheeses, cold meats, home-made fresh bread, dips and fruits, all alongside a delicious local wine.

Take a city tour to discover the true magic behind Prague’s antique walls – with Carlo IV’s very own Clef d’Or concierge and certified guide, embark on an adventure through the city, taking a walking tour amongst the hundreds of spires, as you uncover the centuries of architecture, history and legend. Understand the city like a local, with the guide’s expertise, who will tailor the route to suit your interests, giving you that one-of-a-kind perspective on this beautiful city.

The whole city of Prague is a giant, outdoor museum, with history and legend surrounding you at all times. Real museums within the city are definitely something to add to your adventure list, where you can discover the darker, mysterious side of Prague, with stories of ghosts, a museum of medieval torture instruments, myths of wizards, and even the legend of Faustus, whose body is supposedly kept in the Old-New Synagogue. Europe’s oldest active synagogue, the Old-New Synagogue boasts Prague’s gothic architecture with the beauty and majesty of its stone walls, enrapturing the magic the city emulates.

Another impressive must-see is Prague’s astronomical clock, which survives and operates since its installation in 1410. Nestled in Old Town Square, the 600-year-old clock is complimented with Gothic sculptures and wooden statues of the apostles, who seem to come to life amongst the dark, stately masterpiece. On either side, the square features buildings of various architectural styles, making it seem as though you’re moving through eras as you turn your head to spot the Gothic Church of Our Lady before Tyn, the Baroque St Nicholas Church, and even the trendier Czech National Gallery located in the Kinsky Palace.

Take a ride along the River Vltava – admire the view surrounding you as you ride the waves, the historic buildings caving over on either side of the river, and the lights of the city sparkling in the horizon. Particularly majestic from the river, Prague Castle, recognised as the largest castle complex in the world, towers over the river. Comprising of several buildings across 17 acres, the castle includes the gothic St Vitus Cathedral, museums and churches, old town streets and even the presidential palace – another day trip to add to your excursions.

Prague’s river boardwalk area, Naplavka, comes alive at night, especially during Summer months where festivals with live music and floating beer gardens appear. The tempting scents of food wafting through the breeze over the water compete with the Autumnal wine festival and Christmas markets that truly light up the streets like magic.

Whether you’re a foodie looking for your next culinary adventure, a traveller with an eye for artistic architecture, or simply seeking to uncover the mystery and legends rumoured to exist in Prague, the city captures something for everyone, creating a truly magical luxury vacation like no other.