Went There for 3 days Beautiful city but did non feel safe at night was approached by 2 friendly girls for a light for their cigarette and they tried to pick my pocket me even though I with 4 of my friends luckly I was warned beforehand about this conn I just told them to go and [--] off and off they went with their minder and once it gets about 10 pm in Wenceslas Square all these black people appear and try to get you into the red light district shows etc. and they are very intimidating but its a pity about the downsides its really a lovely city

We stayed with friends almost in the city centre and had a great time... Visited the castle at night which was lovely, sat by the river and drank hot wine, walked down the cobbled lanes and looked at the markets.. had a horse and carriage ride, took a tram outside the city.. frequented the bagel cafe more than once with free refills of coffee... Wenceslas Square was huge and we found a nice Vegetarian restaurant in a little shopping mall.
Always something going on in the squares, a bit like Covent Garden in London.

I loved the jewellery shops.... either entirely devoted to garnets, amber or silver... so much to choose from and all so different.

Even had a Tesco's which was great to walk around and look at the food which I love to do. The architecture is amazing, it is called the city of steeples, you can find your way around by looking at the steeples.

We picked up a white taxi bus from the airport as recommended by friends, always wear your bag on your front because of pick pockets and also beware of black market currency guys on the street. All this advised by friends who live there...oh! and wear comfortable shoes because of the cobble pavements.

All in all we had a lovely 5 days

Cultural life in Prague is very rich. Try an opera or ballet at the National theatre. The venue is amazingly beautiful, Dress smart as the Czech do. Prices range from 30 to 1000 kronas. It is easy to find cheap ticket on the day.
Be careful with the cheap seats though . . .ask if there is full visibility of the stage. Usually , there are subtitles in english.

I've heard from a number of my friends of the years what a nice place Prague is to visit, so when I headed to Israel this summer and I had the oppurtunity to stopover there for just a little bit extra, I jumped at it. I really enjoyed my stay there; although I was only there for 18 hours I still felt I got to see a lot of the city. The architecture is very nice I dont know what type it is but its all splendid, and coupled together with everything being laid with cobblestones gave the city a quaint feeling. The people there were all very friendly. There are a lot of nice shops to stop in and look around in, especially crystal glass stores, for which the czech are famous, and some of their creations are quite beautiful. If you're Jewish, there are a ton of interesting sites from the past; Prague is one of the few cities that Hitler didn't destroy their synogauges, as a result there are some magnificent old ones with one (alteneaushuel) dating back to the 1300's, as well Pragues old Jewish cemetery. Overall, I really enjoyed my stay there and would definitely recommend it to others.
AS aside note, czech air put me up for free at the marriot across the street from the airport (as they do for all stopovers >8hrs.) When they bumped me on my way to Israel they compensated me with a flight in the morning, a nights stay at the marriot, and 400 euros. All in all a positive experience flying with them.