Which area of ​​Prague is best for a tourist to stay in?

Prague is one of the most beautiful cities in Europe. Along with its majestic architecture, the capital of the Czech Republic is famous for its quiet, cozy streets, which are pleasant to wander along, immersing yourself in the special atmosphere of the Middle Ages. The main attractions are concentrated in the old part of the city (Stare Mesto, Mala Strana, Vysehrad ). The outskirts are built up with more modern infrastructure and are less interesting for sophisticated tourists.

Prague's popularity is due not only to its many cultural sites, but also to its relatively inexpensive accommodation, well-developed transport network, a large number of all kinds of restaurants, cafes and famous breweries. The first question that interests any traveler who is going to visit the city is which area of ​​Prague to stay in? It all depends on the purpose for which you came to this magical city.

Prague districts

The tourist area of ​​Prague is divided into 10 districts. Prague 1, 2, 3 are located in the very heart of the capital. The remaining districts, like flower petals, surround the "golden mean".

Prague-1

The best area of ​​Prague for tourists who have come to the city for 1-3 days. Staying in this area, you will get an undeniable advantage in the form of direct access to the main attractions. At the same time, you will not need to spend money and time on transport. The way to get around this area is on foot. Hotels are located in historical buildings, which brings romance and the corresponding mood to the nature of the holiday. The most fashionable and expensive hotels are located here.

Among the disadvantages, we can note the inflated prices for accommodation and food. Throughout the holiday, you will have to endure the noise of the bustling center with a large number of walking tourists.

Please note that if you arrive by car or plan to rent one, you should book parking in advance. There are problems with parking in Prague 1.