July and August maybe the peak time to visit Prague, but visiting in the fall can brings a whole…read moreheap of benefits. Havlíček Gardens (Grébovka - Havlíčkovy sady). This park, inspired by the Italian Renaissance, has fountains and water cascades, lakes, pavilions, statues and a charming grotto, as well as a unique view of the city. Its Autumn colors of copper, yellow and flashes of crimson creates an atmosphere that warms the heart and sets the scene for the most romantic of city breaks.

Cute park! So many cute dogs :-) A peaceful escape from the city buzz.read more

The Kafka Rotating Head is such an impressive piece to see in person. Watching the layers slowly…read moremove and align is fascinating, and it definitely grabs your attention the moment you notice it. It's a great spot for photos and videos, and the constant motion makes it feel dynamic and almost hypnotic. I loved just standing there for a bit and taking it all in. It's one of those landmarks that really stands out and adds something special to exploring the city. Memorable, artistic, and absolutely worth stopping for -- an easy 5 stars from me

The Franz Kafka rotating head statue is one of the coolest statues to check out while in Prague!…read more When I arrived, there was already a crowd forming. As I waited, the crowd grew bigger and louder. It's supposed to move every 15 minutes. When it did, me and a group of tourists behind me were went, "That's it???" It's cool to see just so that you can say you've seen it.