110 00 Prague 1, Czechia
Half-mile long, 14th-century square with National Museum, St. Wenceslas statue, shops & hotels.
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Miguel Costa
An absolute gem in heart of Prague! Whether you're a history buff, a foodie, or just someone who loves to explore. The blend of historical landmarks and modern amenities is simply stunning. I loved walking down the square admiring the beautiful architecture, especially the majestic National Museum at on end. The atmosphere if lively, with a great mix of locals and tourists. It's a must-visit if you're in Prague. Unfortunately I just recorded a short video here.
Cyannah Amadeus
The museum is absolutely beautiful! You can enter from the square via subway. Also you can connect to the train station from the subway. This is a photogenic location and a must see for all ages and backgrounds!
patricia kropp
I didn't enter this time around, I'm sure it's just as beautiful on the inside as it is on the outside. Check back in the future for a new update. My day and a half in Prague was so memorable that I plan to come back with family next time.
S S
Our hotel was close to here so we passed through it every day. More a long boulevard than a square. Has an abundance of shops, fast food, bars and restaurants. There are stalls selling food and souvenirs and plenty of benches to sit and enjoy some food and people watch. The central area is pedestrianised but cars can access some parts of it and trams run speedily along the bottom before you enter the old town. There’s a grand building housing a museum at the top end of the which dominates the skyline.
Erico Rocha
One of the main spots in Prague, connecting the new town to the old town (Stare Mesto). Walking zone, two metro stations and tram services there. There is also restaurants and the best brands situated there
