If you prefer to travel on your own, without agencies, like me, then before you go to Prague and start a tour of the city's sights, you'd better study the metro and the city map itself. This will make it easier to find a hotel or any other place you need. In addition, you will know in advance what to see in the center of Prague and which sights to pay special attention to.

So, the districts of Prague are named quite simply: "Prague 1" - "Prague 22". There is also a division into cadastral lands, but these two divisions do not intersect with each other, so one cadastral land can be located in two regions at the same time.

Prague 1- the most central area of ​​the city. This area is the historical center of Prague, the most expensive hotels, restaurants and boutiques. There are a lot of cars in the area, if your hotel is located here and you plan to rent a car, it is better to find out about parking in advance, because parking is allowed only for indigenous people almost everywhere here.

Of the attractions here are the Old Town Square, Charles Bridge, Prague Castle, St. Vitus Cathedral, Wenceslas Square.

2 - also an expensive area, but less touristy, here you can already find banks, grocery stores, hairdressers. It takes only 7 minutes to walk from Prague 2 to the center. There are a lot of ancient architectural structures and beautiful houses in this area.

Of the attractions here are Peace Square, the Main Station and the Cathedral of St. Ludmila.

3 - a more affordable area, the center is also 7 minutes by metro. There are many bars and clubs here. This is probably the most noteworthy for tourists, because otherwise the area is quite gray.

Landmark: Zizkovskaya TV tower. In fact, there is nothing special in this tower, but living in this area is much cheaper than in 1 and 2.

4 - I would call this place “the area of ​​native Czechs”, since there are very few hotels here, prices are very democratic, and there is nothing special to see, except for Vyshegrad. But there are many beautiful parks. 15 minutes drive to the center.

Prague 5– the area is located near the center, about 5 minutes by transport. In this area, tourists will be interested in the Smichov district, it is located closest to the sights. There are no big problems with parking here, there are many shops, the famous Nový Smíchov shopping center, and housing prices are reasonable.

In Prague 5 there is also a land called Košíre, this is an incredibly clean, green area.

Prague 6- I stayed in this area twice for two reasons: proximity to the center and very beautiful old buildings. Prague 6 is considered the most prestigious area, there is the Russian Embassy, ​​a German school and a lot of parks, one of them is the very famous Podbaba, Sarka.

Other attractions here include the Strahov Monastery, the MHD Museum, and the Břevnov Monastery.

Prague 7- a very picturesque area, far from the center (15 minutes by transport), but the prices here are clearly cheap compared to Prague 1 and Prague 6. There is a huge zoo and botanical garden.

One of the most beautiful parks - Letensky Gardens, is also located in Prague 7. By the way, here is the Troja Castle, which is a must-see.

Prague 8 The area is completely non-tourist. Only one part of it is located near the center - the Karlin district, but the prices here are very high. Other parts of Prague 8 are very cheap, there are a lot of new buildings, nothing beautiful in terms of architecture or history. In the north of the district - with sleeping houses.

Prague 9- an industrial area, far from the center, dirty, only high-rise buildings and roads.

Prague 10- You can still find something suitable for living here. The area is not bad, but almost all parts of it are far from the center. There are no attractions here.

In general, as the number in the name of the area increases, it becomes more interesting for the tourist. Districts 11-22- very calm, with free parking and the almost complete absence of any entertainment places.

Conclusion: the best areas in terms of price and quality are Prague 3 and Prague 4.

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Prague consists of 22 administrative units - districts, each of which has its own serial number. Previously, there were 10 of them, and to this day the inhabitants of Prague are limited to them, it is rarely possible to hear, for example, about Prague 17, only if a specific clarification is required. Districts are additionally divided into cadastral parts (micro-districts), which have historically formed, there are 112 of them. The boundaries of districts and cadastres do not coincide, that is, some cadastres belong to two or three neighboring districts.

Map of Prague districts

For a visual understanding, we suggest looking at three main visual maps of Prague.

10 administrative divisions of Prague 22 new areas divisions of Prague Cadastral districts of Prague

General characteristics. Prague 1 is the central area of ​​the city, which is incredibly popular among tourists. It is here that the largest number of metropolitan monuments are concentrated, some of which are under the protection of UNESCO. The area is full of shops, including prestigious brands, as well as dozens of cafes, restaurants and entertainment venues.

Hotels. Since Prague 1 is a tourist area, you can easily find a hotel on its territory. True, local hotels are considered one of the most expensive in the city.

Transport. The easiest way to get around the historical center of the city is on foot or using public transport, the most popular type of which can be called a tram. In addition, there are two railway stations of international importance in the area.

Parking. Parking in Prague 1 can be very difficult. The main part of the parking lots is intended for local residents and entrepreneurs who own a special card. Such parking areas are marked with a blue line. There are very few paid parking lots: they are present along roads or under shopping centers. average cost parking services - 2 euros per hour. There is no point in driving here.

The property. Most of the buildings in the area are historical. There are no new buildings at all, but many old houses are now being actively reconstructed. The cost of real estate (both buying and renting) is the highest in the city. Having an office in Prague 1 is considered very prestigious, however, living here is not comfortable due to the huge number of tourists, high prices in shops and institutions Catering, shortage of parking spaces and lack of "green" areas.

Attractions by historical districts:

• Small country - park, island, church and.
• Old place - , ,
• Josefov is a former area of ​​​​compact residence of Jews, the main synagogues are located here, and an ancient one.
• Hradcany - on its territory there are many and, the most famous of them are the castle and St. Vitus Cathedral.
• New place - ,

Metro stations: Hlavní nádraží, Hradčanská, Malostranská, Muzeum, Můstek, Náměstí Republiky, Staroměstská.

General characteristics. The Prague 2 district, which belongs to the historical center of the capital, is located south of Prague 1. In addition to a large number of attractions, there are many shopping centers, supermarkets, entertainment complexes, service establishments, banks, park areas, schools, private and city medical institutions.

The most affordable part of Prague 2 is Nusle. The main disadvantage of this area is the proximity of the highway bridge. But in Novy Mesto, the business center of the capital, it is beneficial to have your own office.

The Prague 2 area as a place of residence can be advised to young people who love the bustle of the city and lead an active lifestyle.

Attractions by historical districts:

• Grapes -, cathedral,.
• Vysehrad - the rotunda of St. Martin, and other temples that are part of the ancient fortress.
• New place - .

Metro stations: I. P. Pavlova, Karlovo namesti.

General characteristics. Prague 3 is the largest district of the Czech capital. It is a hilly area with large parks and narrow streets, where both old and modern buildings in the style of constructivism and modernity are located. Unlike the center, there are few sights here, but there are many beer pubs, cafes, bars and nightclubs. Several large-scale events are held annually in Prague 3 - the New Wine Festival and the Maslenitsa Masquerade, the Beer Festival.

Hotels. Hotel prices are much more affordable than in Prague 1 and Prague 2.

Transport. Prague 3 has a well-developed bus and tram service, public transport runs frequently and on a variety of routes. There is a subway line. The center can be reached in 5-10 minutes by tram or metro.

Parking. Most of the parking lots are paid or open only for residents of the area. But some shopping centers offer free parking spaces, which can be used for several hours.

The property. The main advantages of Prague 3 are a developed infrastructure, close location to the center of the capital, a lot of green spaces and low housing prices. In this regard, this area is considered very attractive in terms of investment. There are old buildings with apartments in need of major repairs, as well as new buildings.

Prague 3 is considered a more suitable place to stay with children than the center. However, many find its architecture gloomy and unattractive. In any case, this district is very popular among students.

Attractions., with a monument to Jan Zizka.

Metro stations: Flora, Jiřího z Poděbrad, Náměstí Míru.

(Prague 11, Prague 12)

General characteristics. Prague 4, located in the southern part of the capital, is no different large quantity historical monuments, but has a number of advantages. It is considered one of the most environmentally friendly areas of the capital; there are many park areas, green spaces, and a centuries-old forest. In addition, the infrastructure is well developed in this district: restaurants, cafes, entertainment centers, cinemas, tennis courts, and so on have been built.

Hotels. There are very few hotels in Prague 4, since this area is not intended for tourists.

Transport. In terms of its transport accessibility, this district is inferior to the city center. The metro is located only in the eastern part of Prague 4. There is also a motorway. In addition, trams and buses run around the area. The road to the center by public transport takes more than 15 minutes.

Parking. Lots of free parking spaces.

The property. Prague 4 is an attractive area in terms of buying or renting real estate. Its architecture is represented by panel buildings, alternating with small cottages. Housing prices are democratic. The presence of a wide network of establishments in the sphere of trade and household services, as well as clean air and an abundance of green areas make Prague 4 a comfortable place to live with children.

The most prestigious part of Prague 4 is Podoli. In this microdistrict there is a complex of swimming pools "Podoli" and a sports and entertainment center "Zluty Lazne".

Attractions: fortress, which is partially located on the territory of Prague 2.

Metro stations: Budějovická, Háje, Chodov, Kačerov, Opatov , Pankrác, Pražského povstání, Roztyly, Vyšehrad.

(Prague 13, Prague 16, Prague 17)

General characteristics. Prague 5 is located in the southwestern part of the capital. This area is very diverse in terms of architecture and infrastructure. The most prestigious part of it is Smichov - a quarter adjacent to the historical center. There are many shops, entertainment and sports centers, restaurants, nightclubs, offices and parks. The outskirts of Prague 5 are built up with prefabricated houses, including economy class new buildings.

Hotels. There are plenty of cheap hotels in the area. Smichov hotels are closest to the center.

Transport. The best transport connection is developed in Smichov. Under this quarter there is a metro line, buses and trams also run here. You can get to the center in 7 minutes. But from the rest of Prague 5, getting to other areas of the capital is more difficult.

Parking. Difficulties with parking can only arise in Smichov. Most of the parking here is paid or only for local residents. There are free parking spaces in the Novy Smichov shopping center, but you can use them for no more than three hours. In other quarters of Prague 5 parking lots are free.

The property. Real estate prices and characteristics differ depending on the part of Prague 5. The most expensive and comfortable area is Smichov. It houses new buildings, villas and private cottages. It is convenient for both short-term stay and permanent residence, including with children. The most elite housing is sold in neighborhoods bordering the park and the river.

More affordable prices in the Stodulki quarter. Most of the houses in it are panel buildings of the 60s, but there are also new buildings with an improved layout. It is predicted that the cost of housing in the area will increase significantly over time.

The least convenient in terms of infrastructure development and transport communications are the outskirts of Prague 5, which include the Garka district, where many Russians live. But the prices here are relatively low.

Reporvitsy, Lochkov, Radotin and Khukhlu are quarters remote from the center and reminiscent of rural settlements.

Attractions. There are no significant architectural monuments in Prague 5, but there are many natural beauties: the Barrand Rocks, the Koširže Motol Park, the Motol Ordovician, the Daley and Prokop valleys, and so on.

Metro stations: Anděl, Hůrka, Jinonice, Luka, Lužiny, Nové Butovice, Radlická, Smíchovské nádraží, Stodůlky, Zličín.

(Prague 17)

General characteristics. Prague 6, along with Prague 1 and Prague 2, is considered the most prestigious area of ​​the capital. It extends from the northwestern outskirts of the city to its center. Almost all foreign embassies are located on the territory of Prague 6, there are several prestigious schools and universities.

The architecture of the district is represented by a variety of styles and eras: here you can see baroque houses, medieval quarters, chic mansions, "Soviet" buildings, and ultra-modern buildings. In addition, Prague 5 is immersed in the greenery of parks and the beauty of flower beds.

Part of the area called Dejvice is a Russian quarter. It is home to many emigrants from Russia, there are Russian schools, churches, restaurants and so on.

Hotels. Prague 6 has a well-developed tourist infrastructure, and there are many hotels, most of which are located in old buildings.

Transport. From Prague 6, it is easy to get to any part of the city, thanks to the presence of the metro line, municipal buses and trams. You can get to the central part of the capital within 5 minutes by public transport or 20 minutes on foot.

Parking. Most of the parking lots in Prague 6 are free, and anyone can use them. However, it is difficult to park because of the narrow streets and the large number of motorists. But, in addition to the very popular free parking lots, there are more free paid ones.

The property. In general, Prague 6 is a prestigious and expensive area. Real estate prices here are only slightly inferior to those in the historic center. The main advantages of living in this district are a good transport network, developed infrastructure and a large number of green areas.

Within the boundaries of the district, several parts can be distinguished, differing in the level of prices and the quality of real estate. The most fashionable neighborhoods are Bubenech, Dejvice and Brzenov. The houses here belong to the architecture of the XIX-XX centuries, they are framed by neat avenues, small squares and green alleys. Ganspaulka, Baba, Orzechovka and Streshovice built up with villas and mansions are considered no less luxurious areas.

A more budget option is housing in the quarters of Petrshina, Dedin and Cherveny Vrh, it is represented by panel and brick buildings of the second half of the 20th century.

Attractions., natural park Divoka Sarka.

Metro stations: Bořislavka, Dejvická, Nádraží Veleslavin, Nemocnice Motol, Petřiny.

Strahov Monastery Bzhevnov Monastery Zvezda

General characteristics. The district of Prague 7, located in the northern part of the Czech capital, is a prestigious district with a well-developed infrastructure, a large number of green spaces and a long embankment running along the banks of the Vltava. Part of the area called Holesovice is very crowded, there are a large number of cafes, restaurants, shops and offices. The Troy quarter is quieter and greener; it is built up with pitchforks and panel houses. Also in Prague 7 there are schools, shopping centers and sport complexes.

Hotels. Hotels in Prague 7 are distinguished by affordable prices. Their only drawback is their remoteness from the historical center.

Transport. Trams, buses and a subway line run in the area. You can reach the center by public transport in 15 minutes.

Parking. In the quarters of Prague 7, remote from the center of the capital, parking is free, while in the rest, the situation with parking spaces is the same as in Prague 1.

The property. Housing prices in this area are lower than in the center, but higher than the average for the city. The Troya and Bubenech quarters are built up with 2-3-storey houses suitable for living with children. There are few new buildings in Prague 7, but there are several modern complexes in Holesovice.

Attractions: forest park,

Metro stations: Holešovice nádrazi, Vltavská.

General characteristics. The Prague 8 district, covering the northern part of the city, is one of the oldest administrative units in the Czech capital. The district has a reputation for cultural and business center with well developed infrastructure. There are a variety of shops, shopping centers, sports complexes, schools and about a dozen attractions. In addition, Prague 8 is known for its breweries and music clubs.

Hotels. The closest parts of Prague 8 to the city center are Karlin and Liben. In them you can find comfortable hotels at relatively high prices. The remaining quarters of the district are not intended for tourists.

Transport. Prague 8 has a developed transport system - metro, buses and trams. You can get to the center of the capital in 15 minutes by metro.

Parking. Parking in public places is free, but there are few parking spaces in Karlin.

The property. The cost of renting and buying a home varies depending on the part of Prague 8. The most expensive real estate in Karlin, there are many beautiful buildings and attractions.

More low prices in Palmovka, built up with restored brick buildings, but this part of the district is historically the residence of Prague workers and gypsies. There are a lot of panel houses and modern new buildings in the northeastern "sleeping" quarters, the apartments here are very affordable.

Attractions. Musical theatre, Grabova Villa, Church of St. Albert.
In addition, several natural monuments are located on the territory of the region, including Troiska and Prosetsk rocks, Bolshaya Skala, Bognitsk Udoli and Ladvi.

Metro stations: Florenc, Invalidovna, Kobylisy, Křižíkova, Ládví, Palmovka.

Viaduct Negrelli

Love for Prague, as a rule, blinds the eyes, and when a person who loves Prague finds strange notes on the website of a real estate company, such as: “an apartment in Prague 7”, he does not understand where it is, at what distance from the center. And it does not even suggest that this city has 22 official districts, only five or six of which are central and contain the grain for which everyone goes to Prague, for which they want to live in it. Fortunately, even before the era of socialism, the Czech government decided not to build high-rise buildings in the historical center of Prague. The grain was presciently saved for future generations and for the future of Prague, which was destined to become one of the most visited tourist capitals in the world. Of course, when it comes to buying real estate in Prague, all preferences are also concentrated in the center: to have windows in a quiet street, and not far from the Old Town Square, and so on. But real estate in the center of Prague is different, and the prices for apartments in the center of Prague are high. And here the main thing is not to make a mistake with the area. Theoretically, the Prague districts, indicated by numbers, are located in a clockwise direction, but in fact, in a city that has developed from the Middle Ages to the present day without a rigid architectural plan, it is impossible to observe such a structure. Therefore, Prague 8 adjoins Prague 1 in a narrow long stretch, and Prague 4 adjoins Prague 10. We will tell you which districts are considered central, which of the real estate objects here are worth seeing, which of the outlying districts are in demand and liquid.

Prague-1

This is the very center of Prague, the golden grain that tourists and wanderers are looking for. And also - the center of the Czech Republic, and even, the absolute truth - the geographical center of Europe. There are three historical quarters here - Stare Mesto, Mala Strana and Hradcany. In Hradcany, on the right high bank of the Vltava, there is the Prague Castle, the presidential palace, the Cathedral of St. Vita, visible from everywhere in Prague. On the left side, in lower town, - Old Town Square, Astronomical Clock, Tyn Cathedral and the famous Wenceslas Square stretches along the boulevard. Department stores of world chains flourish here, offices and offices are traditionally located here, here is a kind of City. Therefore, Prague-1 is certainly the most prestigious place to open a company office, and profitable - for doing business. For life, the center is also, of course, suitable. Although in the center of any city, and even more so - a tourist one, it is always a little noisy and hectic for a normal life. But in Prague-1 in recent times very high-quality apartments appeared in penthouses - renovated according to the latest construction and design ideas, and in reconstructed old houses - adapted to the spoiled tastes of modern people. views of the old city, quite comparable in terms of comfort with living somewhere in London or Vienna, but much more economical.

Prague-2

This is also the center. Quarters - New Place, Vysehrad and Vinohrady - are considered the most prestigious in Prague for life. Their advantage is that they are far enough from tourist routes to make it quiet, peaceful and comfortable to live, but at the same time, the center is within easy reach. The offices of reputable firms also like to settle here - for the same reason. Vysehrad, being on a hill, allows you to admire Prague from any point of the streets, from every balcony and from every window. Vysehrad is a magical place: according to legend, it was in the Vysehrad fortress that Princess Libusha lived, who prophetically exclaimed, pointing to the valley in front of her, that “here she sees a city up to heaven.” In general, Vysehrad has been a strategic fortified area of ​​Prague for many centuries. Now Vyshegrad is built up with profitable houses of the beginning of the last century, in addition, on the outskirts of it, closer to the river, new fashionable residential complexes have been built and are being built with a set of all modern amenities - a reception at the entrance, an underground garage, a garden, which the owners of apartments on the first floor have access to. floors, large verandas, display windows, "smart" equipment ... (see) Another prestigious quarter in Prague-2 is Vinohrady. It starts right behind Wenceslas Square near the Museum metro station and is separated from the tourist and business area by the Main Railway Station (Hlavní Nádraží). This quarter is one of those places where people usually dream of settling "when they get rich." Vinohrady, as well as Vyshegrad, and Novy Mesto are built up mainly with historical brick houses of the late 19th and early 20th centuries. From the very beginning, these houses were built as apartment buildings. Another thing is that in one five-story building there were five apartments. But what were these apartments! Seven or nine rooms, large windows, high ceilings, expensive parquet, lacquered doors... Well-known lawyers and notaries, fashionable doctors and high-ranking officials lived in them. Now these houses are being restored, completely replacing the insides, bringing the layout, equipment, design closer to modern requirements. Buying an apartment in such a house is an extraordinary success. (See "Apartments in the Residence" Vinohrady ")

Prague-3

Prague-3 also belongs to the central districts of Prague. It is known for the Zizkov quarter, which has always been and still is part of Vinohrady. Tourists know Zizkov by the many three-star hotels located there. The location of the district is as advantageous as that of Vinogradov, although a little further from the center. However, for a long time Zizkov was deprived of the attention of Prague residents. Because of this, the houses are shabby in some places, not so respectable audience, but everything is changing. Now many residential and office buildings have been grown and restored in it. Among them are "Palace Flora" - a large shopping center with a multiplex cinema, "Luxembourg Plaza" - a new complex with many shops, offices and the hotel "Marriott Courtyard". Among the interesting residential complexes, the reconstructed house "Prokopov's Residence" with beautiful designer apartments stands out. Not far from - one of the oldest Prague parks - Parukarzhka, arranged on the site of the vineyards and the estate with the same name that were once here. Another beautiful new residential complex has been built right in Parukarzhka.

Prague-4

Prague 4 has a place to live just as popular as Vinohrady, Vysehrad or Nove Mesto. This is Nusle. The area adjacent to Novy Mesto is beautiful and always popular with people who do not want to spend their entire lives with tourists looking at your house and yourself as a landmark of Prague. There is no metro here yet, although city planners already have a new line crossing this area of ​​​​Prague. Further from the center in Prague 4, panel buildings reign, adjacent to family houses. At the same time, the area is rightly considered one of the greenest and most environmentally friendly places in Prague.

Prague-5

Despite its serial number, Prague-5 is still the center. The so-called “wide center”. Several districts of Prague meet this criterion. "Wide center" is basically former places compact settlement of the aristocracy. Historically, the aristocracy lived on the right bank of the Vltava - in Gradchany, in Malaya Strana, in a word, closer to those in power. Today, one of the favorite places of the Prague bourgeoisie is Smichov - one of the most famous quarters in the Prague-5 district, located on the other side of the river, relative to the city center, adjacent to the Lesser Town. In Smichov, there is simply high-quality, but there is also luxury housing. The public works great here. ground transport, there is a subway. Quarters of new business-class development are also growing here - for example,. Such residential complexes have all modern qualities - excellent layouts, modern equipment, there is a reception and underground garages, security systems. The view of the quarter is very inviting - trees, lawns, villas, and the center of Prague can be reached by public transport in fifteen minutes.

Prague-6

A large area on the right bank of the Vltava, part of which, located closer to Hradcany, is considered fashionable. Diplomatic missions of foreign countries in the Czech Republic live here, wealthy Czechs live here in villas in the areas: Bubenech, Dejvice, Orzhechovka, Streshovice. But in the part of the district remote from the city center, classical sleeping quarters have grown, one of which is distinguished by the name Rzhepy, which is dissonant for the Russian ear.

Prague-7

We continue to move along the right bank of the Vltava. Prague 7 is the "broad center", which is known to every Praguer by the two most famous parks located here - Stromovka and Letna. Letna is a garden with paths, benches and that gigantic metronome, which was placed on the foundation of the largest monument to Stalin in Europe that was here and which is visible even from the other side of the river. Young people traditionally gather in Letná to sit on benches in the lilac bushes, drive along excellent tracks on roller skates or skateboards, hit the ball on the tennis court ... Stromovka is a regular English park. There are paths crunchy with stone chips, benches with images of leaves of different trees growing in the park and signatures about what kind of tree it is, with lakes and bridges, with grilling areas arranged right among the emerald lawns. Adherents of yoga often meditate here in secluded clearings, children feed squirrels and pigeons, parents relax on weekends after the labors of the righteous. Around Letna, as around Hyde Park in London, there are beautiful old brick houses with large apartments, and in the Troy area, closer to Stromovka, there are very beautiful and expensive family villas and another park - Troysky, another palace - Sternberg, where now museum fine arts. Next to the palace is the famous Prague Zoo and Botanical Garden. In Prague-7 there is also a large Exhibition Center, where, in addition to various exhibitions, there is an interesting theater.

Prague-8

Prague-8 seems to have set out to compete with the Vltava and pursues it shoulder to shoulder from the outskirts to the very center along the left bank. On the outskirts, these are the quarters of Kobylisa, more like a sleeping area, and Kletsany. New multi-apartment buildings of modern construction are now being settled in Kletsany - high-quality, comfortable, conducive to a quiet family life(cm. ). From the Palmovka district, a gradual rapprochement with the city center begins. Already there are old brick houses, many of which have been restored and live a new life. Even closer to the center is the Karlin district, which was most affected during the flood of 2002, now it is being actively restored and built up with new comfortable low-rise buildings (see).

Prague-9

It's already a suburb. Prosek, the largest sleeping area in the city, is located here. But to the credit of this district of Prague, in the south of it there are quarters built up with family houses. For example, it is essentially cottage village, built next to the lake in a very beautiful place. If you do not know in advance, it is difficult to guess that such houses are located in Prague. Prague 9 also includes the district of Bechovice, known from a local history point of view due to the peasant uprising of 1848. Now you can buy an apartment there in a modern low-rise building (see). The charm of this area and its complete isolation from the bustle of the city, and at the same time - in excellent infrastructure and transport accessibility. Transport links with the center are established here, by metro you can get to the Old Town Square in twenty minutes.

Prague-10

Oddly enough, but Prague-10 adjoins one of its sides to the center, to the Prague-2 district. In this part of Prague looks like a cozy old European city should look like. Villas, former tenement houses, boulevards and squares with fountains and shops are Vrsovice. Here you can buy newly finished apartments in the attics of these houses - with panoramic views of Prague (See). Behind Vrsovice, moving further away from the center, there is the sleeping area Skalka, which is distinguished by very convenient transport links with the center of Prague. Located even further to the fields and forests of Central Bohemia, Horni Mecholupy and Dolni Mecholupy are built up with family houses and a completely country atmosphere reigns here.

Magnificent Prague attracts tourists not only with the richest architectural and cultural heritage, beauty of medieval streets and squares, majestic cathedrals. The capital of the Czech Republic is one of the best shopping centers in modern Europe, which has an incredible number of shopping centers with the widest range goods. You can get to the large shopping centers in Prague using the public transport network or by your own car - most shopping centers are equipped with modern and comfortable parking lots.

Shopping malls in Prague, Fashion Arena outlet and Parizhska street

Palladuim is a modern large shopping center in Prague, which differs not only from many complexes in its unique architectural appearance. Takes first place among the tourists of Prague. With its central location, the Palladium shopping center boasts almost two hundred stores of many famous brands, two dozen restaurants and a luxurious parking lot for 900 cars. Another feature of the Palladium is that you can climb directly from the metro, from the Republic Square station (see the signs).

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List of stores in Palladium shopping center

Clothing: Wrangler / Lee, Vans, TOPSHOP and TOPMAN, Tom Tailor, Reserved, Promos, Puma, Mango, GANT, Guess, H&M, Esprit, Calvin Klein Jeans, Armani Jeans, C&A, Lacoste, Orsay, etc.

Jewelry and bijouterie: Pandora, Bijou Brigitte, Swarovski, Valentina, etc.

Electronics: Euronics, 3TON, iStyle, COMFOR, Esperia, etc.

Shoes: Bata, CCC Boty, Bellissimo, Crocodilino, Deichmann, ECCO, GEOX, GUESS, RENO, Tamaris, MYWALIT, PERY, etc.

Food: Supermarket Albert, Arko, Bon Bon, Marks & Spencer Food, etc.

Look for a complete list of all stores on the official website of the Palladium shopping center.

Official website of the shopping center Palladium

palladiumpraha.cz

Working hours
The shops:
Sun-Wed: 09:00-21:00, Thu-Sat: 09:00-22:00

Restaurants:
Mon-Sun: 08:00 – 23:00

Supermarket:
Mon-Sun: 07:00 – 22:00

Parking:
Every day, 24 hours

How to get there?

The Palladium shopping center is located right on the Republic Square in Old Prague. That is, a few steps from the metro station, tram and bus stops.
The best way to get there is by metro, especially since, as mentioned earlier, you can go directly from the Náměstí Republiky station - yellow line B. By tram number 2, 6, 8, 15, 20, 26, 36, 41, 51, 52, 54, 56 - get off at the Náměstí Republiky stop. And bus - No. 207, 505 and 511 (Náměstí Republiky stop) and No. 194 (Truhlářská stop).

Shopping center Centrum Chodov

It is not for nothing that the Chodov shopping center is very popular with both locals and tourists. (Based on statistics, the Chodov shopping center is in second place in popularity after the Palladium shopping center). Here the buyer is waiting for a variety of boutiques - 212 shops, bistros and restaurants, a fitness center, bowling and billiards, as well as a slot machine hall. Motorists will be able to leave their car in the shopping center's extensive parking lot - 2014 spaces. Centrum Chodov occupies 122,000 sq.m. and is considered one of the largest shopping centers in Prague.

Shopping center Chodov

Adidas, Armani Jeans, BATA, Bijou Brigitte, Bijou Brigitte, BARBOUR, C&A, Calvin Klein Underwear, Diesel, Desigual, Esprit, GANT, GUESS Jeans, H&M, Hilfiger Denim, Karl Lagerfeld, Levi´s Store, Marks and Spencer, Max&Co , Michael Kors, Nike Store, New Yorker, Orsay, Replay, Reserved, Pierre Cardin, Tom Tailor, Tommy Hilfiger, Trussardi, Vans, Versace Jeans, Zara and others.

Official site of shopping center Chodov

centrumchodov.cz

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Working hours

Every day from 09:00 to 21:00

How to get there?

Address: Roztylská 2321/19, 148 00 Praha 11

The Chodov shopping center is located in close proximity to the Chodov metro station (red line C). You can also get there by buses No. 135, 177, 115, 154, 197 and get off at the Chodov stop.

Shopping center Obchodní centrum Nový Smíchov

The 3-storey shopping center Obchodní centrum Nový Smíchov is considered one of the most popular shopping malls among tourists. One of its biggest advantages is its convenient location in the central part of Prague. You can reach it on foot from the Charles Bridge, or better from the Andel station. The shopping center is located at Plzeňská 8, 150 00 Praha 5.

How to get there?

Address: Plzeňská 8, 150 00 Praha 5-Anděl

Shopping center Atrium Flora (Atrium Flora) - former. Palac Flora

The four-storey shopping complex Palác Flóra (new name - Atrium Flora) is one of the largest commercial shopping centers in Prague. In addition to 130 different shops, the complex has a children's play center, a food court, a cinema and a supermarket where you can buy groceries. The stores offer the most diverse assortment: from all categories of clothing and footwear to souvenirs and cosmetics. In the shopping center, in addition to seasonal sales there are periodic sale days where you can purchase goods at discounted prices. The Palác Flóra shopping center is located at Vinohradská 151, Praha 3, it is very easy to find, the entrance to the complex is connected to the Flora metro station.

How to get there?

Address: Vinohradská 2828/151, 130 00 Praha 3-Žižkov

Shopping center Obchodní dům Kotva (Kotva)

The Obchodní dům Kotva shopping complex was one of the first built in Prague, it is very easy to find, as it is located directly on the Republic Square, not far from the huge Palladium shopping center. The exact address of the complex: náměstí Republiky 656/8.

How to get there?

Address: Revolucni 655/1, 110 00 Praha 1-Staré Město

Shopping center Nákupní centrum Eden (Eden)

This shopping center is one of the most popular in Prague, it houses about 80 shops, 8 catering outlets, as well as underground parking for 1100 places. Nákupní centrum Eden in Prague can be found at: Praha 10, U Slávie 1527.

How to get there?

Address: U Slavie 1527, 100 00 Praha 10

Shopping center Novodvorská plaza

A good shopping center, which, in addition to shops, accommodates a bowling alley and a casino. However, due to its somewhat remote location from the central tourist routes, it is more popular with Prague residents than with visiting buyers. If you still decide to visit this shopping center, you should look for it on Novodvorská 136, 142 00 Praha 4.

How to get there?

Address: Novodvorská 1800/136, 142 00 Praha 4

Shopping center Atrium Karlovo Náměstí

The complex is located in the heart of the old town - on Charles Square: according to its specialization, this center is considered more of a business center, but here you can also make useful purchases. Address of the shopping center Karlovo náměstí 10, Praha 2.

How to get there?

Shopping center Obchodni centrum Šestka

This commercial center stands out among others with its unique architecture, in addition, both young and adult visitors are invariably surprised by a twenty-meter slide located between the floors. Here, in addition to visiting shops and boutiques, visitors can relax in numerous restaurants, and kids can spend time in the children's entertainment center. Address Obchodni centrum Šestka: Fajtlova 1, Praha 6.

How to get there?

Address: Fajtlova 1090/1, 161 00 Praha 6

Galerie Harfa Shopping Center (Harfa)

This shopping and business center houses more than 160 different boutiques and shops, thanks to which the shopping center is considered the largest in Prague. You need to look for the largest shopping center in Prague at Praha 9, Českomoravská 2420/15a.

How to get there?

Address: Českomoravská 2420/15a, 190 93 Praha 9

Shopping center Nákupní galerie Myslbek

Located on one of the old streets of Na příkopě, this shopping gallery belongs to the category of mini shopping centers. The exact address of Nákupní galerie Myslbek: Praha 1, Ovocný trh. 1096/8.

How to get there?

Address: Ovocny trh 1096/8, 110 00 Praha 1-Staré Město

Shopping center Galerie Myšák (Mishak)

Another medium-sized shopping center, which is located near Wenceslas Square at the address: Vodičkova 710, Praha.

How to get there?

Shopping center Arkády Pankrác

This shopping center has earned its popularity among tourists and local buyers with its excellent location - just 50 meters from the Kačerov metro station, as well as an incredible variety of shops, the address of the complex is: Na Pankráci 1727-86.

How to get there?

Address: Na Pankraci 1727/86, 140 00 Praha 4

Shopping center Galerie Fénix Vysočanská (Phoenix

One of the newest shopping malls offers its guests the city to make useful purchases in more than 80 stores, as well as a huge supermarket. The shopping center is located at Freyova 945/35, Praha 9-Vysočany.

How to get there?

Address: Freyova 945/35, 190 00 Praha 9

Shopping center Galerie Butovice

This shopping center, due to its location, is more suitable for local residents, as well as for those tourists who are staying near the Nové Butovice place. In this case, the shopping center can be visited at: 158 00 Praha 5, Radlická 117.

How to get there?

Address: Radlická 117, 158 00 Praha 5

Shopping center Nákupní centrum Stodůlky

The center attracts a lot of buyers thanks to the huge Tesco supermarket, as well as the Asko furniture store.

How to get there?

Address: Nárožní 1390/4, 158 00 Praha 13

Shopping center Metropole Zličín (Metropol Zlichin)

The Metropole Zličín shopping center, which takes its name from the nearby Zličin metro station, impresses its visitors not only with its impressive size, but also with a huge selection of shops and restaurants, as well as the Cinema City cinema center. The exact address of the shopping complex: Praha 5, Řevnická 1.

How to get there?

Address: Řevnická 1, 155 21 Praha-Zlicin

Shopping center Avion Shopping Park (Avion Shopping Park)

This shopping center is also located near the mentioned Zličin station, at Skandinávská 15a, Praha 5.

How to get there?

Address: Skandinávská 15a, 155 00 Praha 5

Shopping center Europark Štěrboholy (Europark)

It offers visitors one of the largest Prague shopping malls, invariably popular with tourists. Address Europark Štěrboholy: Nákupní 389/3, Praha-Štěrboholy.

How to get there?

Address: Nákupni 389/3, 10200 Praha

Shopping center Obchodní centrum Průhonice – Čestlice (Pruhonice)

On the vast territory of this shopping area there are shops and boutiques for every taste, the address of the center is V Oblouku, 252 43 Čestlice.

How to get there?

Address: V Oblouku, 252 43 Čestlice

Shopping center Centrum Černý most (Black Bridge)

This shopping center is located near the final metro station "Černý Most". It offers visitors more than 60 various shops, restaurants, a casino and a billiards hall. Shopping center address: Praha 9-Černý Most, Chlumecká 765/6.

How to get there?

Address: Chlumecká 765/6, 190 00 Praha-Černý Most

Shopping center Obchodní centrum Letňany III