Prague Neighbourhoods & Districts

11 districts

Popular Districts

Most-visited neighbourhoods

These are the districts most visitors gravitate to — central, well-connected, and packed with things to do.

Staré Město127 places

Staré Město (Old Town)

Fairytale medieval heart

31 attractions43 hotels53 restaurants

Old Town Square (Staroměstské náměstí)Prague Astronomical ClockChurch of Our Lady before Týn

Best for:First-time visitors, History buffs, Photographers

Nové Město34 places

Nové Město (New Town)

Grand boulevards meeting modern urban energy

9 attractions18 hotels7 restaurants

Wenceslas SquareNational MuseumNational Theatre (Národní divadlo)

Best for:Culinary explorers, Architecture lovers, Shoppers

Malá Strana29 places

Malá Strana (Lesser Town)

Romantic baroque elegance

11 attractions7 hotels11 restaurants

Prague CastleSt. Nicholas ChurchCharles Bridge

Best for:Couples and romantics, Architecture and history buffs, Travelers seeking quiet evenings

Josefov24 places

Josefov (Jewish Quarter)

Historic resilience meets modern luxury

11 attractions3 hotels10 restaurants

Old-New SynagogueSpanish SynagogueOld Jewish Cemetery

Best for:History enthusiasts, Luxury shoppers, Culture seekers

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Itineraries

The Ultimate 1-Day Prague Itinerary: Navigating the Royal Route and Historic Centre

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Holešovice3 places

Holešovice

Gritty industrial chic meets vibrant creative energy

1 attractions1 hotels1 restaurants

DOX Centre for Contemporary ArtPražská tržnice (Prague Market)Hala 22 (Hall 22)

Best for:Art & design lovers, Foodies & cafe enthusiasts, Budget-conscious backpackers

Hradčany11 places

Hradčany (Castle District)

Regal, historic, and panoramic

5 attractions4 hotels2 restaurants

Prague Castle Complex and St. Vitus CathedralStrahov Monastery and Baroque LibraryGolden Lane's historic miniature houses

Best for:History buffs, Couples and romantics, Architecture lovers

Karlín10 places

Karlín

Trendy post-industrial gastronomic hub

8 hotels2 restaurants

Church of Saints Cyril and MethodiusKasárna KarlínKarlín Square (Karlínské náměstí)

Best for:Foodies & Culinary Travelers, Couples Seeking Local Vibes, Architecture & Design Enthusiasts

Smíchov10 places

Smíchov

Industrial-turned-trendy hub

1 attractions9 hotels

Staropramen Brewery Visitor CenterSmíchovská náplavka embankmentNový Smíchov Shopping Centre

Best for:Foodies, Budget-conscious travelers, History and architecture buffs

Vinohrady1 places

Vinohrady

Elegant, leafy, and culinary-focused

1 restaurants

Prague TV Tower (Žižkov Television Tower)Riegrovy Sady Park and Beer GardenChurch of the Most Sacred Heart of Our Lord

Best for:Foodies, Couples, Digital Nomads

Vyšehrad6 places

Vyšehrad

Historic, tranquil, and panoramic

1 attractions4 hotels1 restaurants

Basilica of St. Peter and St. PaulVyšehrad Cemetery (Slavin)Hospůdka Na Hradbách

Best for:History buffs, Couples seeking romance, Slow-paced travelers

Žižkov3 places

Žižkov

Gritty, bohemian, and undeniably authentic

3 hotels

Žižkov Television TowerVítkov National MemorialParukářka Park & Cold War Bunker Bezovka

Best for:Budget travelers, Nightlife enthusiasts, Culture and history buffs

Travel Tips

Insider advice from our local guides

1Visit the Grand Café Orient inside the House of the Black Madonna to experience morning coffee in the world's only surviving Cubist café.
2Wear highly supportive, flat-soled footwear to combat severe foot and joint fatigue caused by the pervasive medieval cobblestones.
3Purchase Prague Castle Main Circuit tickets online in advance to bypass the primary ticket office queues.