Praga Ars Philatelica

According to the Guinness Book of World Records, Prague Castle is the largest continuous castle complex in the world. It covers an area of almost 70,000 m² and its history dates back to the 9th century. The castle includes St. Vitus Cathedral, the traditional coronation and final resting place of Czech kings.

The Old Town Square in the centre of Prague is dominated by the Old Town Hall with one of the oldest working astronomical clocks in the world. The square is also home to Týn Cathedral, an important Gothic building and one of the oldest churches in Prague.

Prague is an excellent place for shopping. Pařížská Street is considered to be the most luxurious shopping street in Prague with many world-class shops. There are also Shopping Malls with dozens of shops in the wider centre. Prague is also known for its beautiful arcades where you can find small fashion and accessories boutiques, bookstores and cafes.

The traditional Czech pub has its own unique atmosphere. Wooden tables and benches, dark wood, old photographs on the walls – all this creates a feeling of comfort and homeliness. Czech beer and dumplings, pork knee, goulash – these are just some of the many specialties you can enjoy in the pub.

Every year, 10,000 visitors from all over the world come to the Sberatel fair. Collectors, dealers and people looking for interesting alternative investments come to Prague.

Over 220 exhibitors from dozens of countries participate in the fair. They offer a wide range of collectibles, from postage stamps, rare coins and banknotes to old postcards and books to small antique goods.

Postal administrations, mints, auction houses and leading dealers from all over the world sell their wares at Sberatel. The fair also hosts various side events such as lectures, workshops and artists‘ autograph sessions.