All About the Different Prague Districts
Hradcany - Quiet Prague In Czech the area around Prague Castle is called "Hradcany" (pronounced Hradchany). It is without doubt the quietest area of the city so don't expect any loud bars or clubs but, if you are looking for…
Why Republic Square? It's not the first place that you'll think of when searching for accommodation and places to go in Prague but Republic Square has a lot going for it. The biggest thing is the location. People don't realise…
Andel - Cosmopolitan Prague 5 Andel means "Angel" in English but if you say it in Czech in sounds like "Andiyell". It's certainly quite a distance from the recognised historical centre of Prague but Andel has a lot going for…
Prague Old Town District - Prague 1 People researching a trip to Prague will soon realise that Prague 1 is the centre of the city and the Prague Old Town is the centre of Prague 1. It's the smallest geographical…
The Prague Karlin District The Prague Karlin district is in the Prague 8 area and if you are prepared to use public transport or don't mind a 30 minute walk then you will find the area has a lot going…
Wenceslas Square The only other time you'll have heard the name "Wenceslas" is from a Christmas Carol. Well in Prague you cannot fail to notice King Wenceslas sitting on one of the largest bronze horses on one of the largest…
Prague 1 - Mala Strana Mala Strana sits just underneath the area of the Prague Castle. Literally it translates as the Lesser Side or the more popular option, the Lesser Town. The favoured location for politicians connected with the workings…