Travel Guide

 PRAGUE TRAVEL GUIDE One of Europe’s best-preserved cities, Prague has a romantic riverside location enhanced by graceful bridges and a magnificent skyline punctuated with medieval church spires. Its historic Old Town follows a plan laid out 1,000 years ago, with ancient squares and winding cobblestone streets. Haunting Prague Castle looms large across the Vltava River, rising above the exquisite Charles Bridge. Add extravagant, fairy-tale architecture; memorable classical music; and, these days, good food and drink, and it’s easy to see why Prague charms everyone who visits. When Is the Best Time to Visit Prague? We are often asked when a good time is to go to Prague. When's the weather at its best? Are the winters tolerable? Will there be snow at Christmas time? Prague is appealing in every season and has lots to offer throughout the year. Below are some of our tips based on what might be important to you. Fewer Fellow Travelers Prague is at its busiest in the

London Travel Guide England is full of pageantry and tradition, and nowhere else is that on display so vividly than in London. Yet the capital of the United Kingdom is hardly living in the past, continually courting innovation and growth in its art, architecture, restaurants, and hotels. From the burgeoning East End to the well-established City Centre, T+L’s London travel guide proves the world-class destination continues to evolve. England’s temperate climate means rain showers throughout much of the year, although temperatures remain mostly comfortable. Tourist numbers hit a high between April and September, and again around Christmas time, when the nights are long, but holiday decorations provide extra sparkle. Opt for travel dates in the spring and fall for brisk days and nights, plus a little more breathing room. History and tradition greet you at every turn in London; it's also one of the coolest, most modern cities in the world. If London contained only landmark