You'll see it looming over Letná plain, a massive functionalist block that hides one of the best collections in Central Europe. Forget the gothic spires for a m...
You'll find this place in the quiet Na Františku corner of the Old Town. It's the oldest Gothic building in Prague. Walk through the stone arches and the city n...
You'll find the secret lab of Speculum Alchemiae Prague under the cobblestones of the Old Town center. This isn't a museum with items behind glass. It's a real ...
High above the Vltava, Letná Park is Prague’s best backyard. It's a 25-hectare plateau that separates the tight, dark streets of Old Town from the edgy Holešovi...
Fighting the crowds in Prague’s Old Town is a choice. You don’t have to do it. Most people queue for hours at the Astronomical Clock or get lost in the tourist ...
Think of ibis Praha Old Town prague as your functional basecamp. It sits right on the edge of the Old and New Towns, giving you the best of both worlds. The win...
Forget the dry walking tours. Boat Party Prague is a floating nightclub that trades the pavement for the Vltava River. You get the best views Prague has to offe...
If you're tired of the "Disneyland" vibe in Old Town, get out of the center. Prague's historic core is pretty, but it's also a commercial trap. Alternative Prag...
Drunken Monkey serves as the undisputed headquarters for backpackers in Prague. You'll find it hidden in the winding alleys of Staré Město. It's loud. It's neon...
The Muzeum komunismu prague offers a sharp look at the 41 years of totalitarian rule in Czechoslovakia. You'll find it near Republic Square, sitting right next ...
Náměstí Republiky is where Prague stops acting like a museum and starts behaving like a city. It sits right on the old moat line between the Old and New Towns. ...
The Vltava is the heart of Prague. Most boats on these waters are floating tourist traps with tinny speakers and pre-recorded commentary. The Jazz Boat is diffe...
You won't find medieval spires or kitschy glass shops here. Holešovice is raw. It's what happens when you take 19th-century slaughterhouses and turn them into high-end art hubs. The district sits in a sharp curve of the Vltava River north of the Old Town. To your west, the grass of Letná Park stretches out. To the north, you've got the woods of Stromovka. It’s a neighborhood of two halves. You'll find grit and trams in the lower streets. Up near Letná, it's all independent bistros and some of the best coffee in Prague. Go if you like industrial bones and third-wave espresso. Skip it if you want the Disney version of the Czech capital. It's the real deal.
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