Prague Castle

Historic castle complex with palaces, churches, and gardens.

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Charles Bridge

Famous stone bridge adorned with baroque statues, offering city views.

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Old Town Square

Historic square featuring colorful buildings and the Astronomical Clock.

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St. Vitus Cathedral

Gothic cathedral known for its impressive architecture and stained glass.

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Astronomical Clock

Medieval clock with hourly shows of moving apostles.

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Wenceslas Square

Vibrant square lined with shops, restaurants, and historical sites.

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Jewish Quarter

Historic area with synagogues and the Jewish Museum.

Petrin Hill

Park with a lookout tower offering panoramic views of Prague.

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Dancing House

Modern architectural landmark resembling a dancing couple.

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Vyšehrad

Historic fort offering views of the city and the Vltava River.

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Vinohrady

A trendy neighborhood with great restaurants, cafes, bars, and clubs, popular among expats.

Žižkov

A lively and hip neighborhood known for its vibrant nightlife and young crowd.

Karlin

A trendy and up-and-coming neighborhood with cool cafes, restaurants, and green spaces.

Nové Město

A central neighborhood close to major tourist sights, perfect for first-time visitors.

Holešovice/Letna

A cool, relaxed neighborhood with hip areas and industrial spots, great for repeat visitors.

Old Town (Staré Město)

The historic heart of Prague, bustling with tourists and major attractions.

Lesser Town (Malá Strana)

A quieter neighborhood with beautiful cobblestone streets and baroque architecture, close to Prague Castle.

Vrsovice

A laidback, hip neighborhood with beautiful homes, cafes, and nightlife options.

Vysehrad

A quiet neighborhood with historic fort and castle, offering incredible views of Prague.