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Apartment rentals in Prague

There are plenty of hotels providing accommodation in Prague. They set their prices according to a three-seasons scheme: high (Christmas, New Year, Easter, May, June, September, October), middle (July, August), low (from November to March). Prague is not the cheapest European city, and a good room will cost you. Self-catering apartments in Prague constitute a growing market and provide a cheaper and more exciting hotel alternative.
For the same amount of money, often less, you will not only get a full apartment for yourself and your companions, but also all the comforts you are used to at home.
Rent an apartment in Prague, and you will save money on food by cooking at home if you want to, bring guests anytime, have drinks whenever you like.
Because short-term apartment rentals in Prague are priced per unit, not per guest, you will save money instead of paying more when you travel with companions. Renting a 1-, 2- or 3-bedroom apartment in Prague allows you to spend quality time together in comfort and privacy without being confined to separate and often small hotel rooms.
There are plenty of high-quality apartment rentals in Prague to choose from, and you are sure to find the one that is perfect for your needs. It is easy to find an apartment close to the Old Town and to other places of interest of Prague, so you do not spend time commuting or walking long distances. Sweet Home Abroad also offers apartment, cottage and villa short-term and long-term rentals all over Europe and North America.

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Royal Summer Palace

The palace was built in 1563 following the project of Paola della Stella for the wife of king Ferdinand I. It had been most often used for ceremonies and balls. Unprecedented in its elegance, the arcade with refined pillars and reliefs adds a southern touch to the palace. The grandson of Ferdinand I, Rudolph II, offered Tycho Brahe, an astronomer, to create an observatory on the palace's terrace. Johannes Kepler took Brahe's place as a court astronomer after his death and subsequently formulated his laws of planetary motion here in 1609.