Golden Prague, whose districts are picturesquely spread on the banks of the Vltava, makes you fall in love with yourself immediately and forever. Its bridges, landscapes and long winding streets will beckon tourists and make them come back to this eternal city again and again.
The city is popular at any time of the year. In winter, you can endlessly admire the majestic Gothic, admiring the beauty of ancient cathedrals covered with snow. In addition, you can decently save on a hotel - at this time, housing prices fall by almost 3 times. Autumn is the time for fun fairs, and lovers of the "red young" should definitely come here on November 11 to attend the grand opening of wine cellars at exactly 11 hours and 11 minutes.
But the best time to visit is spring! At this time, the whole of Prague comes to life, the districts are filled with visiting travelers, music festivals are held, fountains begin to work, and the best artists perform in the famous city theaters. Demand for housing begins to clearly exceed supply, so it is better to book a hotel in advance.
Historic Center
To feel the spirit of this amazing city and appreciate at least a small part of its beauties, it is worth spending time in Pragueat least a week. Comfortable housing can be rented in any of the 10 districts of the capital, and transport operating with amazing punctuality will deliver you to the right place quickly and safely.
Old Prague is especially appreciated by tourists. Districts 1 and 2, located in the historical center, are built up with the best and most comfortable hotels. This is the center of the most famous Prague sights, so the prices for everything are very high.
An excellent choice can be hotels in Malaya Strana, a beautiful area with ancient pavements and magnificent palaces. This bank of the Vltava is far from the hustle and bustle, and to get to the Old Town, you just need to cross the bridge.
New City will suit lovers of fun and nightlife. There is a lot of noise and music here, and cabarets and discos are open until the morning.
Comfort and tranquility
Zizkov district in Prague is considered one of the most comfortable for living. Quiet and calm streets do not have a large number of attractions, although it is here that the television tower rises - the tallest building in the city. There are many good and inexpensive hotels. The walk to the center takes only a few minutes, and many tourists prefer to stay here.
Hradcany is an area with luxurious residences, gardens and historical monuments, suitable for connoisseurs of peace and expensive comfort.
Downtown
Smichov - central districtPrague used to be a separate city. It is being actively developed as a new business center, there are many administrative buildings and modern shopping malls. The heart of Smichov is the square in front of the Andel metro station, where a very unusual modern building called the Golden Angel was erected in the form of a curved wing.
For a long time Smichov was a working area, it is here that the famous "Staropramen" is located. The foamy drink can be tasted directly at the factory, as well as in numerous breweries and pubs.
Homeland
The most favorite and popular among Russian tourists is the 6th district. It has everything for a comfortable stay - a lot of greenery, proximity to the center, excellent schools, the best hospital in the city, a prestigious university and many embassy buildings.
This part of the city is Russian Prague. The districts of Nabushice and Dejvice were populated by immigrants from Russia during the first wave of emigration, there is an Orthodox church, a private Russian school, it is just as prestigious to have housing here as in the 1st and 2nd districts of the city.
