Prague: Romances of Ice and Snow in the Fairyland

In winter, Prague, the capital and largest city of the Czech Republic, is covered with snow resembling a shiny white robe, and every corner and alley of the city is like a place existing only in fairy-tales, beautiful and full of romance. The snow also makes the whole city a vast wonderland for skiing. Why not enjoy the gift of nature and embrace the passion of snow and ice in the fairy-tale world?

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The Moninec ski area, reputed as "Czech Siberia", is one of the best equipped ski areas in the country's central area, with an average altitude above 724 meters, offering visitors two red ski runs of 1800 meters long, ideal for families with children. The ski resort offers night skiing and restaurant accommodation. It uses artificial snowfall, so tourists can enjoy skiing there for a third of the year.

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Špindlerův Mlýn, 140 kilometers north to the city center of Prague, is equipped with runs available for beginners to experts. Medvědín, the highest of the peaks, has a red run on which tourists can almost reach for the clouds. Hromovka, the only night run, is also popular among skiers. In addition, there is also a ski park with courses having more bumpy obstacles for practice.

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Prague is also a paradise for ice skaters. The Ovocném Trhu ice rink is located in the heart of Prague's Old Town, next to the Manor Theater. You will feel like you are in a wonderland there. Visitors can enjoy free skating until nightfall, and skating equipment is also available for rent. On weekends, there are a number of cultural and creative events, live music performances and activities for children. Of course, you can also enjoy Prague's local specialties here, all of which will bring warmth to your trip of ice and snow.