Trip-advisor Prag – Seite 2

Hello everyone and welcome to Tripadvisor on Prague’s best sights, top attractions, restaurants, clubs and shopping centres.

We have both fallen in love with the city. The architecture of the city fascinates us very much. Because of the colourful baroque buildings, the city is also called ‚the city of a hundred towers‘. The city has a medieval charm that enchanted us. Both during the day and in the late evening, but also at night, Prague is a beautiful city. Whether for culture lovers, connoisseurs or revellers, Prague offers great attractions for everyone. A versatile mix in a versatile city.
Travelling from A to B is also easy with the good metro and tram connections. You can reach your destination quickly and easily in just a few minutes.
You will also find many different restaurants here. From typical Czech to Italian and Chinese cuisine. During our stay here, we have already found a few delicious restaurants. Compared to Switzerland, the restaurants are much cheaper.
There is also a wide range of shopping opportunities in the city, as well as many large shopping centres.
Despite the many sirens you hear, Prague is a very safe city where we feel very comfortable no matter what time of day it is.
If you want to visit Prague, here are a few travel tips.

Pražský hrad / Prague Castle

Prague Castle is considered an important symbol of the Czech state. Here you can find many sights in one place. You can visit the Golden Lane, St. Vitus Cathedral, the Court of Honour, Holy Cross Chapel, a beautiful garden and a national gallery. You can get to the castle either by tram or on foot.
Nearest tram station: Pražský hrad

Alley from Úvoz to Nerudova to Charles Bridge

If you want to have a nice walk in the new part of Prague, we recommend you to walk through the alley from Úvoz to Nerudova to Charles Bridge. On the tram ride up, you already have a gorgeous view of Prague. From there, you can walk along a nice alley and have a stunning view of Prague in the meantime.
Nearest tram stop: Pohořelec

Karlův most / Charles Bridge

The Vltava River divides the older and newer parts of Prague. Many bridges connect the Old Town with the New Town, but Charles Bridge is one of the most famous and oldest stone bridges. Every day, street vendors, artists, musicians and hundreds of tourists gather on the bridge to enjoy the lively atmosphere.
Nearest tram station (Old Town): Karlovy lázně
Nearest tram station (New Town): Malostranské náměstí

Staré Město/ Old Town

Prague’s most famous buildings and sights are located here. There are many alleys where you can see the beautiful architecture. There are also many restaurants and shops. What we especially like about Prague are the many trees that decorate the streets. It is recommended to walk along the river if you want to look at both parts of the city, but the interior of the old town is also very beautiful. For more information on the individual sights, see below.

Staroměstské náměstí / Old Town Square

The Old Town Square is in the centre of the Old Town. From here you can walk down the various alleys and visit the different shops and restaurants. In the ring you will find, for example, the Jan Hus monument or the astronomical clock at the town hall. There are also various markets here throughout the year, such as the famous Christmas market, which is not to be missed.
Nearest metro station: Staroměstská line A / Tram station: Staroměstské náměstí

Václavské náměstí / Wenceslas Square

In the past, Wenceslas Square was often the scene of demonstrations and a horse market. Today, Wenceslas Square is very modern, with boutiques, fashion stores, cinemas and theatres to delight visitors. Many different restaurants, cafés, shops and clubs also dominate the area around Wenceslas Square. At the end of the alley is the Národní Muzeum (National Museum), which also gives an insight into the history of the Czech Republic. We can only recommend the museum. You can see how much passion and diligence has gone into the museum. You can spend several hours here without getting bored. We ourselves spent half a day in here and couldn not even visit the whole museum because it is so big.
Both during the day and at night, the area around Wenceslas Square is lively.
Nearest metro station: Muzeum line A and C / Můstek line A and B

Tančící dům / Dancing House

The Dancing House is an office building on the Vltava River that immediately catches the eye because of its unusual architecture. The building symbolises a dancing couple, which is why it bears this name. The Dancing House has a gallery on the ground floor, a restaurant upstairs and a terrace with a view over Prague.
Nearest metro station: Karlovo náměstí line B / Tram station: Jiráskovo náměstí

Prašná brána / Powder Tower

Black powder was stored in the powder tower until the 17th century. Hence the name. It is built in a Gothic style and has a height of 65m. If you want to climb over 100 stairs, you can see a beautiful view of Prague at the top of the Powder Tower.
Nearest metro station: Náměstí Republiky line B

Socha Franze Kafky / Franz Kafka Statue

This is a monument to the German-Jewish Prague writer Franz Kafka. What is special about the monument is that the head shifts every 15 minutes.
Address: Spálená 2121/22, Prague 110 00

Parks

Vyšehrad

Vyšehrad is a town that is best reached by metro A. The metro station is located directly in a park. The metro station is located directly in a park. Near the station is a beautiful viewpoint, which can be reached after a fifteen-minute walk. From the viewpoint you can see the old and new parts of Prague, which are separated by the Vltava River. At the top of the hill, there are several cafés, restaurants and many benches where you can sit down and relax.

Letenské sady / Letná Park

The best way to get to Letná Park is by tram or on foot. The tram stop is called „Čechův most“. From there you can climb the steps to a beautiful vantage point. You can see the old town, the Vltava river and the various bridges that connect the old part of the city with the new. In the park you can go for long walks, do various sport activities and eat in the restaurants.

Střelecký ostrov / Shooting Island

You can get to Sagittarius Island via the Most Legií Bridge. The island is located in the middle of the Vltava River. There is a restaurant and a small park where events and festivals are held from time to time. You can also watch ducks and nutrias here.

Restaurants und Club

Trdelník

If you are in Prague, you should definitely try trdelník. The dough is rolled up on a stick like snake bread, sprinkled with sugar and baked over a grill. Then you choose a sauce for the filling and whether you want ice cream or whipped cream as a topping. If you like, you can also choose fresh strawberries or cooked apples with a cinnamon sauce inside the croissant.
In Prague, there is a shop selling trdelník on every corner.

Pizzeria Pulcinella

Near the town hall clock is a nice Italian restaurant. The restaurant has a lot of Italian charm and friendly service. The homemade lemonade is a must try.
Address: Melantrichova 465/11, 110 00 Staré Město

Las Adelitas

Directly opposite our flat is a very good Mexican restaurant. The service is very friendly and the interior is traditionally Mexican. As the restaurant is very popular, it is advisable to book a table during the week.
Address: Lucemburská 1497/6, 130 00 Vinohrady

Rangoli

Very close to the Bühler is an Indian all you can eat restaurant. There is a wide selection of different Indian dishes. At lunchtime it is worth being there around half past eleven, otherwise you will not get a table.
Address: Pikrtova 13 14000 Praha

Vytopna railway Restaurant

If you want a different kind of restaurant experience, you should visit the train restaurant. The food and drinks are served with model trains.
Address: Václavské náměstí 56 11000 Prague

Duplex

One of the most famous clubs in Prague is Duplex. During the day you can enjoy a beautiful view over Prague from the rooftop bar. At night, you can party in the three-storey area until the next morning.
Václavské nám. 21, 110 00 Nové Město, Česko

Shopping Centres

Palladium

The Palladium is right in the centre of the old town. There are many shops and restaurants here. If you like shopping, you will find what you are looking for here.
Restaurant recommendation: Asia Box
Nearest metro station: Náměstí Republiky (direct access to the shopping centre).

Westfield Chodov

One of the largest shopping centres in Prague is the Westfield Chodov. Here you can find Czech but also international clothes shops. The perfect place to spend a whole day shopping.
Restaurant recommendation: Vapiano
Nearest metro station: Chodov (direct access to the mall)

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