10 best things to do in Prague

2. Chotkovy Sady Tram Stop for tram 18, 20, or 22 to or from Letná, it’ll take a look at the Chotkovy Sady tram stop. You can easily go to Letná from Chotkovy Sady, however, if you walk-down the street (not the walking course) somewhat toward Malá Strana before heading into the playground, there’s a stretch of roadway with a nice view of Malá Strana.

3. Strahov Monastery & Petrin Orchards Nestled between Petřín Hill/Park and Prague Castle, enjoying the view from the ridge just underneath Strahov Monastery is one of my favourite things you can do in Prague. Whereas the scene from Letná is actually all about Prague’s bridges or Old Town, the view from here is panoramic, and you can just about see all landmarks from high above in one single chance. The closest tram stop is Pohořelec, you could additionally make it happen by-walking from Prague Castle or using the funicular into the top of Petřín Hill, after which following signs toward Strahovský klášter.

4. Riegrovy Sady Park situated near Náměstí Míru and Jiřího z Poděbrad (or JZP) on Metro Line the (Green) or the Italská tram stop, Riegrovy Sady has a stunning, west-facing view stretching from nationwide Museum towards the top of Wenceslas Square completely to Prague Castle. When you’re inside park, discover the recreations track/field, and circumambulate the advantage unless you see a sloped clearing full of locals sitting regarding the grass! The playground features an incredible alcohol yard also, in case you get thirsty after all of the Prague ogling.

5. Havlickovy Sady Park/Grebovka Prague’s second-biggest playground, Havlickovy Sady features a neo-renaissance villa/former grand summertime residence that includes great views throughout the town, that includes a gazebo where you could grab a glass of vino with a view! Make It by firmly taking a tram to Jana Masaryka from Náměstí Míru.

6. Vyšehrad South of Prague’s primary tourist attractions on a slope over the river, the view from the northern an element of the western side of this fortress appears north along the Vlatava River as well as Prague Castle. Because Vyšehrad is one of the lesser known things to do in Prague, you’ll most likely simply share the view with locals and a few adventurous visitors.

7. Dancing home Café The Frank Gehry-designed “Dancing House” is regarding east bank of the Vltava River. Checking out the building from the exterior is just one of the well-known things you can do in Prague, but it also provides nice views looking north at Prague Castle from inside. The restaurant is a bit pricey, but for the price tag on a cup of coffee you can easily take pleasure in the view from strangely-mirrored café with almost 360° house windows. There’s in addition a choice to go on the terrace, but it’ll set you back (~100 kc).