1.	Seznámení s Prahou

2.

Obyvatelé

3.	Problémy Prahy

4.

Doprava

5.

Kultura

6.	Historická Praha

6.1.

Hradčany

6.2.	Pražský Hrad

6.3.	Staroměstské náměstí

6.4.	Václavské náměstí

6.5.	Karlův most

6.6.	Nové město

6.7.	Tančící dům

7.	Život v Praze

"Transport
- PID, which is the Prague Integrated Transportation
- It's a system of transportation in Prague, which is consisting of buses, trams and subways and now also of ferry across the Vltava. People are going by this transportation to work, school and so on…
- very good infrastructure of public transport, but of course that it´s more comfortable go by car, that’s why the number of passengers decreased
- Fact that many people go by car causes a lot of problems:
- a lot of traffic jams in the morning and afternoons
- Prague has no city circle → the trunk road goes through the historical centre, which is quite dangerous for historical monuments (the National museum in the Wenceslas square)
- Problems with parking in the centre: news - blue lines. They should have helped everybody but only people with prepaid card can park there and the others have to pay
- air pollution
- Interest: Petřín funicular to Petřín Hill (observatory TV tower)
- taxis: Taxi services in Prague can be divided into two sectors. Taxis companies and independent taxi drivers (these are gangster → they rip you off, because no control over them)
- underground line should lead to the airport, but there are no money

Culture
- Prague is traditionally one of the cultural centers of Europe
- hosting many cultural events
- There are hundreds of concert halls, galleries, cinemas and music clubs in the city
- Prague hosts Music Festivals including the Prague Spring International Music Festival. Film Festivals include the Febiofest
- many famous concert's halls: the Smetana hall in the Municipal house and the Dvořák hall in the Rudolfinum
- many famous theatres: the most famous Czech theatre is Nationale theatre and next him there is New scene. The National theatre was originated in the end of the 19. century
- education: Charles university - is the oldest and largest university in the Czech Republic
- sport events: Prague International Marathon which is held every year in May
Prague golden ski
Prague stairs - cycling

Historical Prague:

Prague has a large number of monuments. The most famous are Hradčany, with Prague Castle which was founded in the ninth century. Prague became a center of European significance during the government of the king and Charles IV. who established the New Town and Charles University in 1348.

Prague Castle is a part of Hradčany. In the past it was the residence of the Czech kings and since 1918 it has become the residence of our presidents. The president lives there and it is a symbol of the Czech country. If you visit Prague Castle you will not be disappointed by the late Gothic Vladislav hall of Saint Vitus Cathedral, where the tombs of the Czech kings are located and the crown jewels are housed. Prague Castle offers a beautiful view of The Lesser Quarter, the National Theatre, the Church of Saint Nicholas and other interesting parts of Prague. The Golden route leads to Prague castle. It consists of the line of houses from sixteenth century."

Práce je psaná v odrážkách. Klíčová slova jsou zvýrazněna tučně.