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The Territorial Structure of Prague
Prague is divided into 22 administrative districts, combined into 10 city districts:
Prague 1 to Prague 7: The heart of Prague with monuments like the Prague Castle and cafes.
Prague 5 and Prague 6: Calm districts of the West; Prague 6 with Stromovka Park.
Prague 4: Southern Prague with shopping centers and souvenirs.
Prague 9 and Prague 10: Young districts with parks and breweries.
Prague 8: Authentic north, with fewer tourists.
Large Tourist Map of Prague
Effective route planning is easy with a large tourist map of Prague. It detailedly depicts the main architectural attractions: Prague Castle, Charles Bridge, Old Town Square, Wenceslas Square, Loreta Square, and Petřín Tower. Using this map, you can easily identify the nearest points of interest, estimate the distances between them, and create an optimal visitation plan.
Detailed Map of Prague Metro and Tram
Optimize your journey through Prague with our detailed map. The map clearly marks all the lines and stations, including key transit hubs like "Můstek", "Florenc" or "Malostranská".
Trams and metro provide dense coverage of the city, allowing you to quickly reach your desired destination.
Trams operate from 04:30 to 01:00, and the night ones — from 01:00 to 04:30. The metro, covering the main areas — the fastest way to travel, starts at 4:30 am and ends at 0:40 am. A single ticket is valid for all types of transport, is punched once, and allows transfers.
Airport to City Center Scheme
Vaclav Havel Airport is located 20 km from the center of Prague. Ways to get there quickly:
Public transport: bus No. 119 takes 22 minutes to reach the green metro line. Cost: 32 crowns (ticket for 1.5 hours, all modes of transport). About 50 minutes to the center.
Airport Express: the fastest and most comfortable ride to the city's main railway station (Praha hl. nádraží) without transfers. Cost: 60 crowns.
Prague Airport Transfers minibuses and Cedaz shuttles: convenient options for large groups or families with lots of luggage.
Taxi or car rental: expensive, but for those who value comfort and speed of travel
Prague bus map
Map of Prague's Beer Venues
Chains:
Potrefena Husa: good Staropramen light beer, try "Velvet" and beer cocktails.
Kozlovna: Czech atmosphere, Kozel beer and the best beer snacks: spicy špikacky, pickled cheese hermelín, fried Camembert.
Lokál: close to Charles Bridge, delicious Pilsner beer.
Beer venues:
Strahov Monastery: try the dark beer Sv. Norbert and beer goulash with onion, address Strahov 1, 118 00.
Brewery House: a beer carousel of 8 varieties (including nettle beer), delicious cuisine and large portions, address Lípová 15, 120 00.
Zubatý pes Pub: a large selection of beers from all over the world, address Křižíkova 372/2, 186 00.
Map of Prague's Nightclubs
Roxy: house, techno, and drum-and-bass nights, neon design, vibe of Berlin and Amsterdam clubs, free entry on Mondays, address Dlouhá 33, 110 00.
Lucerna Music Bar: for fans of 80's and 90's music, big stage, frequent concerts by popular jazz and rock bands, address Vodičkova 36, 110 00.
Vzorkovna Bar: one of the most famous ruin bars in Prague, pallet furniture, swings, table football, and quality beer (in glass jars), live music and jam sessions, address Narodni 339/11, 110 00.
Cross Club: crazy design, music ranging from dubstep to hardcore, theatrical performances, lectures, cinema, and a metal garden, drinks and food served, address Plynární 1096, 170 00.
Map of Spas and Saunas in Prague
Mandarin Oriental: the best spa in Europe, any face and body care procedures, as well as services for couples — romantic massage.
Address: Nebovidská 459/1, Prague 1.
Bernard Prague Beer Spa: unlimited amount of beer straight from the barrel, bathing in beer baths (healing mixture with Czech hops extract and vitamin B), massage.
Address: Týn 644/10, 110 00.
Ecsotica Spa & Health Club: a variety of exotic massages such as Balinese and Hawaiian, oil scrubs, up to 20% discounts on weekdays.
Address: Tržiště 303/19, Prague 1.
Lily Wellness & Spa: unique steam room with lava stones as preparation for cosmetological procedures, many services with elite and natural cosmetics.
Address: Pod Bruskou 144/7, Prague 1.
Prague Information Guide
– Population: Prague has a population of over 1.3 million people, making it the most populous city in the country.
– Telephone Codes: for calls, use the Czech Republic's international code +420, followed by the seven-digit subscriber number.
– Currency: the Czech koruna (CZK). It's recommended to carry small change for public transport and cafes.
– Language: the primary language is Czech, with English widespread in tourist areas.
– Time Zone: Central European Time (UTC +1).
– Climate and Weather: moderate continental climate. Summers are warm with temperatures of 25-30°C, and winters are cold, around 0°C.
Distances to Other European Cities
Berlin — 350 km north;
Vienna — 330 km south;
Bratislava — 330 km east;
Warsaw — 670 km northeast;
Budapest — 530 km southeast;
Chisinau — 1,400 km southeast;
Bucharest — 1,100 km south.
Google Map of Prague
So, we have looked at various types of Prague maps — from tourist to reference ones. Remember, the right map not only saves you time but also makes traveling through Prague much more engaging. Use our maps for maximum comfort and always stay connected!
