Prague City Center

Prague City Center

An extensive shopping center, only a 3-minute walk away. You will find, among other things, an Albert supermarket, two floors of shops and boutiques, a food court, and ample parking with a car wash in the basement. The Cinema City multiplex is a major attraction for visitors.  Atrium Flora - shopping center
A very popular summer scene with a sophisticated roof, in a popular location on the border of Zizkov and Vinohrady.  Scene of the Kalich Theatre
Gröbe's park, with a villa, is in the middle of the popular Havlicek Orchards with a network of paths and many romantic walks, with a beautiful view of the outskirts of Prague.  Gröbe's villa
This area is used for all age groups to meet, as well as for various public events and weddings. There are several historical buildings. It is a cultural monument.  Havlicek´s Orchards
A pleasant park on the border of Vrsovice, where children can play sports.  Herold´s Orchards
Prague’s most important railway station. The historic building, with a hall above the tracks, is the largest Art Nouveau monument in the Czech Republic; you pass it on your way through the center to the Vinohrady area.  Prague Main Railway Station
The Hus Choir in Vinohrady is a house of prayer of the Czechoslovak Hussite Church on the corner of Dykova Street and U vodárny Street in Prague 10, Vinohrady.  Hus Choir
This square is the center of the western part of Vinohrady. The inner part is laid out as a park, in the middle of which is the Church of St. Ludmila, the dominant feature of the entire square. Around the perimeter of the square there are several important buildings, such as the Vinohrady Theatre, the National House in Vinohrady, and several schools and offices.The square is the centre of the western part of Vinohrady. Its inner part is laid out as a park, in the middle of which is the dominant feature of the whole square, the Church of St. Ludmila. Around the perimeter of the square there are several important buildings, such as the Vinohrady Theatre, the National House in Vinohrady, several schools and offices.  Peace Square
This square in Prague's Zizkov district is named after prominent British statesman and writer Winston Churchill, and is located in close proximity to Prague Main Railway Station and Vitkov Hill, in front of the Old School of Economics.  Winston Churchill Square
Since 1891, one of the collections of the National Museum has been housed in the monumental Neo-Renaissance historic main building at the top of Wenceslas Square in Prague, which you pass along the north-south main road on your way through the center to the Vinohrady area.  The National Museum Prague
The cemeteries are within a 5-minute walk. The cemeteries are the largest burial grounds in Prague, with an area of approximately 124 acres. It is estimated that approximately 2,000,000 deceased have been buried here during the cemeteries’ existence, making them also the largest burial ground in the entire Czech Republic.  Olsanske cemetaries
The dominant feature of the nearby square is the Olsanka Hotel, where you can enjoy an indoor swimming pool and saunas.  Olsanske square
Frantisek Marsner and his wife Albina founded their confectionery company, which later became the well-known Orion, in 1891 in King's Vinohrady when they cooked Turkish honey over a primitive fire in a basement workshop. After new development in 1999, the name Orionka remained.  Orionka
The pavilion, located in the upper part of the park, was built in the 1870s according to a design by Josef Schulz. It was intended to represent a building with a humorous, light-hearted aesthetic and to be a counterpoint to the dignified and representative villa.  Pavilion Havlicek´s Orchards
Since 2009, the new headquarters of Radio Free Europe have been located in Prague's Hagibor. The radio station moved there from the former Federal Assembly building in the city center, where it had been based since the mid-1990s.  Radio Free Europe
This park is located in Vinohrady. It is a city park with an area of about 27 acres. In the park there are extensive grassy areas, playgrounds, the TJ Bohemians sports stadium, and the TJ Sokol Vinohrady sports ground. In the northern part, towards Zizkov, the Riegrovy sady garden and the Paradise Garden recreational and sports park are connected to it. It offers some of the most beautiful views of Prague.  Rieger's Orchards
A park with a playground and a beautiful fountain in the Vinohrady area of Prague, bordered by Vinohradska, Sumavska, Slezska and U Vodarny streets. The area of the orchards is about 5.7 acres. It is close to the JZP and Peace Square metro stations and tram stops.  Svatopluka Czech´s Orchards
Near the orchards is the tower of the Vinohrady Waterworks, the building of the Vinohrady Hus Choir, and the Kladska Primary School. The park is bisected by Dykova Street; the northern part is flat, with benches and a water feature, while the southern part slopes downward from Dykova Street and has a restaurant with a garden.  Capek Brothers’ Orchards
This small square is located in the older part of Zizkov near the upper, eastern part of Seifertova Street, which borders it from the north side. The entire southern side of the square is formed by the massive Neo-Renaissance building of the Karel Sladkovsky Gymnasium. Virtually the entire square is occupied by the neo-Gothic Church of St. Prokop.  St. Prokop Church
This is one of the four stages currently being used by the National Theatre in Prague. The former German Prague Opera House is one of the most important music venues in Europe. It can be found between the main railway station and the National Museum in Prague, close to the north-south main road, which is used for traveling from the city center to the Vinohrady area.  The Prague State Opera
The Church of St. Roch in Zizkov is a Roman Catholic branch church of the Zizkov parish near the Church of St. Procopius. Originally a cemetery church on the territory of the now-extinct village of Olsany, it is the oldest church in Zizkov. It is located on Olsan Square in the lower corner of the Olsany Cemetery complex.  Church of St.Roch
One of the main squares in Prague's New Town. Important public and cultural events are held here. It takes about 15 minutes to get here from Vinohrady on foot.  Wenceslas Square
The tower was built in 1882 in Neo-Renaissance style according to the project by architect Antonin Turek. At that time it was part of the water supply system of the town of King's Vinohrady, which consisted of the waterworks in Podolí, underground water tanks, a pumping station, and a tower water tank on Korunni street in Vinohrady.  Vinohrady Water Tower
This is located at the corner of Libicka and Korunni streets. Due to the location of the apartment, it is the closest restaurant. The brewery brews its own beer and regularly hosts concerts.  Vinohrady Brewery
A memorial site where members of the armed forces and civilians who became casualties in World War I are buried.  Military burial ground
A hill in Zizkov whose upper part is called Parukarka. From the elongated hill, arranged as a park, there is an excellent view of Prague to the west and a smooth transition to the nearby Vitkov Hill.  Hill of the Holy Cross
An important public transport hub where bus, tram, and metro routes intersect. It is the interface between Vinohrady, Vrsovice, and Malesice. Vinohrady Hospital is located nearby.  Zelivskeho
This is located opposite the elementary school and serves as a park and playground and for families with children to meet.  Zizka Square
The tower is a dominant feature of Prague; it was supplemented in 2000 with an installation of “babies” created by sculptor David Cerny. The tower is the tallest building in Prague.  TV Tower
This is a 4-minute walk away, and it is an important public transport hub connecting various areas of Prague. The dominant feature is the Church of the Sacred Heart of the Lord. Regular farmers' markets are a traditional and popular event in the square..It is within walking distance of 4 minutes and is an important public transport hub connecting Prague. The dominant feature is the Church of the Sacred Heart of the Lord. Regularly held farmers' markets are a traditional and popular part of the square.  George of Podebrady Square
A square with a nice park and playground for children near the elementary school and kindergarten.  George of Lobkowitz Square
The square is right next to the Viktoria Zizkov soccer field, and thanks to a set of surrounding schools, it is a center for students to meet.  Joy Square
Soccer started to be played in the Prague district of Zizkov in 1897. The stadium is located one tram stop from the main railway station and two tram stops in the other direction from Olsan´s Square.  Viktoria Zizkov soccer stadium
From 1787, when the Old Jewish Cemetery in Prague-Josefov ceased to be used, until the end of the 19th century, it served the Prague Jewish community for the burial of the deceased. Since 1964 it has been protected as a cultural monument.  Old Jewish Cemetery
The Vinohrady Market Hall, called the Pavilion since 1994, is a historic building from the turn of the 20th century on Vinohradska Avenue in Prague's Vinohrady district. It can be found between the National Museum and JZP Square.  Vinohrady Market Hall
Vinohrady Theatre is one of the main drama theatres in Prague. It is located on Peace Square in the Vinohrady district of Prague 2. The building of the theatre, mostly in the Neo-Renaissance style with Art Nouveau elements from 1907, is located in the Vinohrady, Zizkov, Vrsovice Municipal Conservation Area.  Vinohrady Theatre
This is a former public park in Prague, located below the Zizkov Tower, next to the Jewish Cemetery in Zizkov.  Mahler's Orchards