Prague, being the largest city in the Czech Republic, is home to over 1.3 million residents and although its oldest masonry foundations date back to circa 885, Prague successfully preserved its cultural and architectural history, offering unforgettable sights and memories. Among these sights you may find world-famous tourist attractions, such as the Prague Castle, the Charles Bridge, Old Town Square, Petrin hill, Jewish Quarter and many others. Ranging from Romanesque and Gothic to Art Nouveau architecture, Prague has it all. Due to the fact that 20th century warfare almost entirely avoided damaging its cultural heritage, Prague is now one of the few European cities that may boast having something for everyone.

Throughout history, Prague has always been one of the major cities in Europe. Although subjugated to foreign rule for more than three centuries, Habsburg and Austrian influence in general did not sway the Prague from its leading position of cultural and social superiority. Home to world-acclaimed artist, such as Franz Kafka, Bedrich Smetana or Milos Forman, Prague, with over ten major museums, numerous theatres, galleries and cinemas offers opportunities that will certainly satisfy any of your cravings.

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Moreover, Prague also boasts a modern public transport network, which is capable of getting you anywhere in Prague in due time. This is connected to the fact that the whole Prague agglomeration constitutes 25% of the GDP of Czech Republic. As well as being a prosperous city, Prague is also the residence of the Czech Parliament and the president, both residing in one of the Prague’s nicest quarters, the Mala strana and Hradcany.

Recently, Prague has also become a paragon of entertainment. With its numerous restaurants, bars and pubs, Prague offers you the opportunity to blend with Czechs and see for yourself their diurnal lifestyle. Along with that, you may experience the unique Czech cuisine, represented by world class Czech beers. Moreover, if you are not particularly keen on experiencing the noble culture in of the many Prague’s noble halls, such as Rudolfinum, Prague also has dance halls and discotheques for those enjoying contemporary music.

Prague offers you a wide range of activities, which are sure to enhance your participation in PORGMUN. Being one of the world’s most beautiful cities, Prague is definitely worth visiting. Whether it may be the history of the Jewish Quarter or the noble grandeur of the Prague Castle, Prague is sure to make you leave with an unforgettable impression any time of the year.