Prague Districts Explained
Vaclavske Namesti in Czech) is the main square of
Prague, situated in the heart of the town. It's dedicated to
the the saint patron of Bohemia Saint Wenceslas whose equestrian statue
dominates the top of the square. Learn more about this district of
Prague and find all our serviced apartments in the Wenceslas Square.
(Stare Mesto in Czech) is the historical centre of Prague and
the oldest part of the town in addition to Prague Castle. It's situated
on the right side of the Vltava River and occupies a relatively small
area of 129 hectares. Here you can read more about this district and check all our
apartments in the Old Town of Prague.
(Lesser Town in English) is a small district in Prague centre,
one of the historically richest Districts of the city. Mala Strana is
situated between the Vltava river and Prague Castle hill, it's the
"small corner" next to the Old Town and to which it's connected by
Charles Bridge. Here you an read more about Mala Strana and here is a
list of our apartments in Mala Strana.
(means Angel in English) is busy districts in Prague centre, with
a big shopping mall, many restaurants, pubs and attractions, you can
find more about Andel district and here you can check our apartments
offer in Andel.
is a romantic district located southern the Old town of Prague
known by its Castle built in the 10th century on a hill that dominates
the Vltava river. More information about Vysehrad district.
Other Districts? Still there are in Prague other interesting districts but we are trying
to provide our guests with apartments mainly in central areas and
favorite locations. Here are our apartments in other districts of Prague. If you are interested to stay in a specific district
in Prague please don't hesitate to contact us and we will find for you
the suitable accommodation.
Notice: To see all mentioned Prague districts on the map, please visit
our Interactive Prague Districts Map where you can shift or zoom to see
the streets or you can also plan your route to any location in Prague.
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