All Neighbourhoods in Prague

Hradčany in Prague reveals royal courtyards, St Vitus Cathedral, Loreto, quiet Nový Svět lanes and panoramic castle walks for history-rich city visits.

Josefov in Prague reveals Jewish history through ancient synagogues, the Old Jewish Cemetery, museum collections, Art Nouveau streets and refined local dining.

Mala Strana in Prague: baroque palaces, Charles Bridge views, Kampa Island, riverside walks and historic lanes beneath Prague Castle for art and culture.

New Town Prague blends Charles IV’s medieval plan with Wenceslas Square, riverfront walks, modernist cafés, museums, theatres and Czech dining.

Nove Mesto Prague combines Wenceslas Square, historic cafés, grand theatres, Czech dining, river views and lively culture in the city centre.

Old Town Prague blends medieval lanes, the Astronomical Clock, Charles Bridge, cafés, galleries and riverside walks in Czechia’s historic capital.

Stare Mesto in Prague combines medieval lanes, Old Town Square, the Astronomical Clock, river views, galleries, cafés and historic Czech culture.

Vinohrady, Prague’s elegant district of leafy parks, Art Nouveau façades, historic theatres, lively cafés, markets and memorable local dining.