Prague takes centre stage in Dan Brown’s new thriller, The Secret of Secrets. The global bestselling author, known for blending history and suspense, has chosen the Czech capital as the backdrop for his latest novel, showcasing its Gothic landmarks, hidden courtyards and enduring aura of mystery.

In the story, Robert Langdon makes his way through Prague, uncovering its history and hidden corners.
Brown vividly brings the city’s Gothic landmarks, libraries, and hidden passageways to life, using them as the backdrop for his narrative. He presents Prague not merely as a backdrop but as a character in its own right, rich with layers that await exploration. The fast-paced plot moves through iconic spots such as Charles Bridge, the Baroque Klementinum Library, Old Town’s winding alleys and tucked-away bars, casting the city in an atmosphere of intrigue.

For travelers, this connection between fiction and reality opens a new way to experience Prague.
Inspired by the novel, guided tours now lead visitors through the settings featured in the book, from
centuries-old squares and ornate chapels to narrow alleyways that reveal the city’s hidden side. Each
stop showcases storytelling and history, creating a journey where literature meets lived experience.
Readers and travelers can explore Prague as a living puzzle filled with cryptic symbols, forgotten legends, and intriguing places. Where myth and history intertwine.

“Dan Brown’s novel shines a spotlight on Prague in a way that blends storytelling with travel,” said Ms.
Barbara Andelová, International Marketing Manager – New Markets, CzechTourism. “It offers readers
and visitors a chance to rediscover the city through mystery and imagination, adding a fresh dimension
to how Prague can be experienced.”

Beyond Prague, Czechia offers other historic gems also highlighted in Brown’s novel. The medieval
town of Český Krumlov, with its riverside castle and storybook streets and Kutná Hora, known for the
The Gothic grandeur of St. Barbara’s Church and the hauntingly unique Sedlec Ossuary both hold UNESCO World Heritage status. Alongside these, the book touches on many more hidden corners across
Czechia, reinforcing the country’s depth of history and charm for travelers seeking authentic cultural experiences.

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