Each edition offers the opportunity for our readers to win a delightful stay at one of our exclusive hotels by answering questions about a city in which Mandarin Oriental operates.

Where Am I?
During its Bohemian past, this city was a place where kings held court over astrologers and magicians in the largest ancient castle in the world. It was also the birthplace of one of the most famous European writers of the 20th century, Franz Kafka, who penned the tale of Josef K’s mysterious trial and execution. These days, the city is home to 1.2 million people, but its historic past is still evident in the magnificent Charles Bridge, cobbled streets and decorative Gothic- and baroque-style buildings, such as the Loreta church. Every hour from 9am to 6pm, the 22 bells of its steeple chime the Marian song We Greet You a Thousand Times in a fitting accompaniment to a stroll through the streets of this ancient and modern capital.

Q1. Where in the world am I?

Q2. Which river is spanned by the Charles Bridge?

Q3. What is the name of the cathedral located inside the castle?

Three nights’ accommodation at Mandarin Oriental Hyde Park, London in a Knightsbridge King deluxe room (including breakfast).