The area around the Old Town Square is the heart of the city. This is a free of traffic area, full of colourful houses of the medieval origin, Gothic and Baroque churches and also many pleasant restaurants, bars and clubs.

The area around the Republic Square with the Municipal House is the historical heart of Prague with access to many interesting historic sight, stores, galleries and restaurants within steps of there. It is superbly located just next to the Powder Tower, medieval gate of entry to Prague, where remarkable King’s Road starts. This road leads directly to the Prague castle and in medieval times it was the only road served for King’s retinue. On the Republic Square starts the main pedestrian area, leading to the Old Town Square and the Wenceslas Square.

This is the historical heart of town, which, due to original architecture, preserves the grace of old Prague. By a few steps from there you can reach a natural centre of the Old Town and the Charles Bridge with connection to the Prague Castle. It is also an area of souvenirs shops, cafés and bars.

This is the historical heart of town, which, due to original architecture, preserves the grace of old Prague. By a few steps from there you can reach a natural centre of the Old Town and the Charles Bridge with connection to the Prague Castle. It is also an area of souvenirs shops, cafés and bars.

Vinohrady is a residential district situated south-east of the top of the Wenceslas Square. It is an area with turn-of-century mansions and also shops, bars and restaurants. Vinohrady is located very close to the centre with excellent connection.

A green and quiet residential area located close to the biggest stadium Strahov and the Petrin Park. Also famous as a seat of students colleges. Connection to the centre by bus.

The area around the Florenc Metro stop is a busy, located on the edge of the centre. The location very close to the Prague´s high-way, the bus station and the train stations, makes it very accessible.

This is the historical heart of town, which, due to original architecture, preserves the grace of old Prague. By a few steps from there you can reach a natural centre of the Old Town and the Charles Bridge with connection to the Prague Castle. It is also an area of souvenirs shops, cafés and bars.

A modern district of blocks of panel flats situated in the north of Prague, in the direction to Dresden.

Busy area around the small Pragues first railway station Masarykovo nadrazi and the street Na Porici. You will find here several interesting structures of modern architecture as the Rondo-Cubist Banka legii or the functionalist style department store Bila Labut. Area convenient for shopping.

The Wenceslas Square is the commercial and business centre of town. It is a modern "avenue" square full of shops, offices, cinemas, "take-away"style restaurants and structures as the National Museum or modern palaces with passages. Many of the historical events took place here.

This is the historical heart of town, which, due to original architecture, preserves the grace of old Prague. By a few steps from there you can reach a natural centre of the Old Town and the Charles Bridge with connection to the Prague Castle. It is also an area of souvenirs shops, cafés and bars.

The area around the Old Town Square is the heart of the city. This is a free of traffic area, full of colourful houses of the medieval origin, Gothic and Baroque churches and also many pleasant restaurants, bars and clubs.

Vinohrady is a residential district situated south-east of the top of the Wenceslas Square. It is an area with turn-of-century mansions and also shops, bars and restaurants. Vinohrady is located very close to the centre with excellent connection.

Close to us you can find all your everyday needs such as, beauty salons with manicures, pedicures, sunbeds, hairdressers, etc. Also launderettes, health centres and pharmacies. There are a numerous amount of restaurants, wine bars, cafés as well as a fitness studio that includes a sauna, indoor swimming pool, bowling, tennis courts and much more...

A residential area with mansions in the edge of the historical centre, situated between the Little Quarter and Smichov. It is situated next to the large Petrin Park, ideal for pleasant walks. Very easy connection by tram to all parts of town.

The area around the Charles Square, which is the Pragues largest square with an extensive park. It is a less touristic area, with mansions, the tram hub, but also with many points of interest as the New Town Hall, St. Ignatius church or the modern structure of the Dancing House.

This is an old 19th century working class suburb, industrial area with the Pragues largest brewery - Staropramen. This part is a bit rough, but getting repaired. Recently, a new shopping centre has been built there. The northern part, which borders to the Little Quarter, is more quiet. The connection to the centre is very easy and quick.

A residential area with mansions in the edge of the historical centre, situated between the Little Quarter and Smichov. It is situated next to the large Petrin Park, ideal for pleasant walks. Very easy connection by tram to all parts of town.

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This is the historical heart of town, which, due to original architecture, preserves the grace of old Prague. By a few steps from there you can reach a natural centre of the Old Town and the Charles Bridge with connection to the Prague Castle. It is also an area of souvenirs shops, cafés and bars.

The south part of the city, easily reached from the centre. There is the Podoli aqua centre, where one can take advantage of its outdoor and indoor swimming pools, fitness centre and sauna. There is a path for cyclists running along the Vltava river and close by there is a beautiful "green oasis", a local forest-park called Hodkovicky. Visitors can reach the famous horseracing courts in Chuchle in about 15 minutes. You can play tennis right at the hotel or can opt for a 10-minute walk and play golf, or at least learn the basics, at the golf course in Hodkovicky.

A residential area with mansions. This area close to the centre has always been a bit rough, but the streets are getting repaired now. It has the hightest concentration of pubs in Prague. The connection to the downtown is very good.

A residential area with mansions in the edge of the historical centre, situated between the Little Quarter and Smichov. It is situated next to the large Petrin Park, ideal for pleasant walks. Very easy connection by tram to all parts of town.

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An industry part located in the big bend of the Vltava river, around the vast exhibition area "Vystaviste" and the large Stromovka park. You will find here few interesting structures as the Museum of Modern Art or the Krizik Fountain. The connection to the centre is very easy.

An industry suburb area located in the north-east of Prague with a good connection to the centre by metro.

A residential area with mansions surrounded by the Letna and the Stromovka parks. The green surrounding makes this area very pleasant. The connection to the centre is very easy.

The area around the Republic Square with the Municipal House is the historical heart of Prague with access to many interesting historic sight, stores, galleries and restaurants within steps of there. It is superbly located just next to the Powder Tower, medieval gate of entry to Prague, where remarkable King’s Road starts. This road leads directly to the Prague castle and in medieval times it was the only road served for King’s retinue. On the Republic Square starts the main pedestrian area, leading to the Old Town Square and the Wenceslas Square.

The Wenceslas Square is the commercial and business centre of town. It is a modern "avenue" square full of shops, offices, cinemas, "take-away"style restaurants and structures as the National Museum or modern palaces with passages. Many of the historical events took place here.

An industry suburb area located in the north-east of Prague with a good connection to the centre by metro.

A north suburb area of Prague with a good tram connection to the centre (20 minutes), Vystaviste (the exhibition area), ZOO and Troja castle. District of mansions and family houses.

A residential area with mansions located close to the centre. The connection to the centre is very easy.

A north suburb area of Prague with a good tram connection to the centre (20 minutes), Vystaviste (the exhibition area), ZOO and Troja castle. District of mansions and family houses.

The area around the Vysehrad Castle, mythicaly Prague was born here. It is a residential area above the Vltava river, in the south from the centre. In the surrounding of Vysehrad, you find several famous cubist buildings, unique to Prague.

An industry part located in the big bend of the Vltava river, around the vast exhibition area "Vystaviste" and the large Stromovka park. You will find here few interesting structures as the Museum of Modern Art or the Krizik Fountain. The connection to the centre is very easy.

A residential area with mansions. This area close to the centre has always been a bit rough, but the streets are getting repaired now. It has the hightest concentration of pubs in Prague. The connection to the downtown is very good.

A residential area with mansions. This area close to the centre has always been a bit rough, but the streets are getting repaired now. It has the hightest concentration of pubs in Prague. The connection to the downtown is very good.

The area around the Wenceslas Square, which is the commercial and business centre of town. It is a modern "avenue" square full of shops, offices, cinemas, "take-away"style restaurants and structures as the National Museum or modern palaces with passages. Many of the historical events took place here.

The area around the Wenceslas Square, which is the commercial and business centre of town. It is a modern "avenue" square full of shops, offices, cinemas, "take-away"style restaurants and structures as the National Museum or modern palaces with passages. Many of the historical events took place here.

Vinohrady is a residential district situated south-east of the top of the Wenceslas Square. It is an area with turn-of-century mansions and also shops, bars and restaurants. Vinohrady is located very close to the centre with excellent connection.

Vinohrady is a residential district situated south-east of the top of the Wenceslas Square. It is an area with turn-of-century mansions and also shops, bars and restaurants. Vinohrady is located very close to the centre with excellent connection.

Situated next to the Nerudova street leading up from the Little Quarter Square to the Prague Castle, it used to be a part of the Royal Way. It is architectury very interesting street with Renaissance and Baroque facades and famous "house signs".

This area is one of the most picturesque of Prague. If you decide to stay here, you will be in the historical heart of town, but in a quieter part then on the other side of the river (only the Mostecka and Karmelitska streets are a bit noisy). This area is full of small narrow streets, lovely houses, gardens and cafe bars.

The area around the Old Town Square is the heart of the city. This is a free of traffic area, full of colourful houses of the medieval origin, Gothic and Baroque churches and also many pleasant restaurants, bars and clubs.

The Old Town Square is the heard of the city. This free of traffic area is full of colourful houses of medieval origin, Gothic and Baroque churches and also many pleasant restaurants, bars and clubs.

A residential area with mansions. This area close to the centre has always been a bit rough, but the streets are getting repaired now. It has the hightest concentration of pubs in Prague. The connection to the downtown is very good.

The area around the Vysehrad Castle, mythicaly Prague was born here. It is a residential area above the Vltava river, in the south from the centre. In the surrounding of Vysehrad, you find several famous cubist buildings, unique to Prague.

A residential area located in the north-west of Prague, in the direction to the airport. This is a pleasant clean district between the Prague castle area, the hunting park of Hvezda and the Baroque monastery of st. Marketa. Easy tram connection to the centre.

The area around the Charles Square, which is the Pragues largest square with an extensive park. It is a less touristic area, with mansions, the tram hub, but also with many points of interest as the New Town Hall, St. Ignatius church or the modern structure of the Dancing House.

The house is of mediaeval origin with preserved mediaeval cellars. The house is classified into the group of special cultural memorials in Prague.

Hotel Kampa Garden,opened in September 2005, is a pleasant three star hotel offering calm accommodation directly in the heart of Prague on Kampa island, which is for many centuries used by Prague residents for rest and pleasant walking on the Vltava banks. In the immediate vicinity of the hotel, which has grown up by complete reconstruction of originally foundation house from the year 1932, are located architecturally historical jewels such as Sova’s Mills, Werich’s villa, Certovka stream or Charles Bridge.

The pension is situated on the bank of the Vltava river next to the Charles Bridge on the embankment of smetana from ehence there is the most beautiful view of the slopes of petrin with the Petrin look-out tower, And just because of it's location downtown it makes possible easy sight acces of the old town, Hradcany, the lesser town and many of others to uour guests

Situated in a quiet part of the city centre of Prague and 10 minutes walking from the Wenceslas Square.

The Matylda boated is located in the historical centre of Prague, with a view of Prague Castle. It is situated within the vicinity of the National Theatre and Chrles Bridge. The boatel houses a restaurant specialising in Italian cuisine and wine.

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