Best Places in Prague

Prague is one of Europe’s most magical cities, one that offers so much to see and explore. The sprawling Czech capital has a rich history that can be explored in every inch and stone from the Prague Castle to the top of the Soviet-era television tower. With my recommendations for the best places in Prague, you can dine among the red rooftops, climb to the highest points in the city, or take a trip to a nearby town to discover a taste of the provincial life.

Stay:

Aria Hotel for a central city location with free access to a beautiful garden.

Mosaic House for a clean and affordable hostel experience.

Questenberk for a boutique hotel experience in a peaceful part of the city

Hotel Sax for a quirky stay in a very unique hotel.

Eat:

Coda Restaurant for impeccable views that will make you feel part of the skyline.

Restaurant Peklo for a one-of-a-kind meal to be enjoyed in the old wine cellars of a monastery.

U Maleho Glena for an affordable satisfying meal accompanied by live music.

Be Bop Lobby Bar for art deco vibes and an extensive cocktail menu.

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See:

Prague Castle to explore the grounds and see the majestic icon up close.

Charles Bridge to check out the action, art, and stunning views.

Vyserhad Fort to gain a new perspective of Prague.

John Lennon Wall to take a selfie and appreciate Prague’s more recent history.

Do:

Jewish Museum to discover a different perspective of Prague’s multicultural history.

Top of the TV Tower to see it all from up above.

Strahov Monastery to discover a less-visited part of the city.

Day Trip to Kutna Hora to experience a taste of Czech life outside the city and discover some hidden wonders.

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Jamie Ditaranto is a writer and photographer who is always looking for her next adventure. Follow her on Twitter @jamieditaranto.