Best places: Historical landmarks in Prague, Czechia

👍👍 This is one of the entrances to the castle, but we approached it from the castle wall and through the tunnel from north-east from Lumírova street. This was a good route to come to the castle and by foot this was the shortest for us.

A 1930 villa by modernist architect Adolf Loos, with striking restored interiors & guided tours.

Former home of avant-garde actor Jan Werich, with a museum dedicated to his work & a refined cafe.

👍👍 We want to recommend to everyone this place. There is an amazing exhibition about Prague in time of Charles the IV. and more... Interactive, fresh, educative, absolutely great. All descriptions are in Czech and also in English. To see it all and listen all comments is taking around 2 hours. Definite...

Tranquil connected terraced gardens featuring a pavilion, with sweeping city views.

Grand museum established in 1818 with a range of natural science & history exhibits, plus events.

Landmark cast-iron tower featuring a viewing deck with panoramic city & skyline views.

Posh hotel featuring elegant rooms & suites, as well as a courtyard, a bar & a restaurant.

👍👍 Open House opportunity in Prague was the chance to visit this remarkable immense villa. It is open just once a year for just one day! Look up for Karel Kramář and his interresting life.

👍 arrived at 9:58am as the tickets are half price (95czk) during the first hour of opening (10-11am) the lady at the ticket office was quite rude, the doors were open but she made us stand outside in the rain until 10am had reached. upon purchasing the ticket, she didn’t seem very friendly, didn’t re...

👍 A perfect destination for a quick weekend trip to nature. Close to public transport.

A series of 7 bronze statues walking up steps commemorate political prisoners of the Communist era.

Now hosting art exhibits, this 16th century, Renaissance-style summer palace has vast gardens.

Functionalist 1930s arts space straddling part of the Vltava River, with an 1897 Steinway piano.

Elegant rooms & suites in a 14th-century hotel with free breakfast, a cafe & a courtyard garden.

Early-20th-century palace noted for its Czech art deco style, now home to businesses & a cafe.

👍 The Holy Trinity Column is a column that celebrates the Christian Holy Trinity, a very popular subject in Czech Republic and Slovakia. Every town or city seems to have one and Prague is no exception. The depiction of the Trinity is fairly standard, but the column is also embellished with a great man...

👍👍 This is a historical bastion which features great musical events, among other things. Decent bar and food, and always presenting great music, especially the jazz.

😠 The bell rings every 15-30min and it is impossible to sleep. Literally a torture tool.