Accessible Travel Guide to Prague: Old Town Hall & Beyond

Think of the Tourist Information Centre in the Old Town Hall as your base of operations. It's more than a simple desk for paper maps. This facility shows Prague's real commitment to making the city work for you. You'll find it right in the Old Town, inside a 14th-century fortress that was carefully rebuilt to meet modern access standards. Forget the heavy wooden doors on the main square. They're a dead end for wheels. Use the side entrance on Mikulášská Street for a flat, easy entry. Once you're inside, the ground floor's easy to navigate. You've got wide paths and floors with tactile markers. It's built specifically for power chairs and heavy scooters. Use this spot to grab your Prague Visitor Pass or talk to the staff about metro elevator outages. It turns a medieval monument into a tool for your trip.