This faithful friend has spanned the watery divide between the Old Town and Malá Strana for over 600 years. The stream of footsteps on the cobbles sounds out a restless beat, accompanying the myriad street musicians and performers. Bronze statues stand watch over the crowd, giving an eternal sense of grandeur to this most majestic of Prague’s bridges.
Charles Bridge
This faithful friend has spanned the watery divide between the Old Town and Malá Strana for over 600 years. The stream of footsteps on the cobbles sounds out a restless beat, accompanying the myriad street musicians and performers. Bronze statues stand watch over the crowd, giving an eternal sense of grandeur to this most majestic of Prague’s bridges.
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What Guests Said About Charles Bridge:
Anonymous
Stay in a Central Location , from where you can easily walk around the main areas and from the tram is accessible- Must see Old Town Square, Charles Bridge , Palladium Shopping arcade incase you want to shop brands , area around Palladium has so many shops where you can buy souvenirs' , Wenceslas Square these are all areas what you can walk around and see
Stay in a Central Location , from where you can easily walk around the main areas and from the tram is accessible- Must see Old Town Square, Charles Bridge , Palladium Shopping arcade incase you want to shop brands , area around Palladium has so many shops where you can buy souvenirs' , Wenceslas Square these are all areas what you can walk around and see. Take a tram to go to prague castle.
Deborah
United Kingdom
If you are an early riser, head to Charles Bridge before 10am to avoid the crowds
Be prepared to wander off the beaten track. There are lovely gardens in Mala Strana and around the castle which are usually very peaceful. Petrin Hill is great for walking - it is steep, but there is a great funicular railway if you don't fancy the climb. The view rom here is lovely - and also from Letna Park, by the giant metronome. Stromovka is another nice park where you won't be tripping over other tourists and the area around Vysehrad tends to be quiet too. Prague Castle opens quite early and a ticket will give you entry on 2 days. Buy your ticket early to avoid the queues and give you time to see around everything. If you are an early riser, head to Charles Bridge before 10am to avoid the crowds. May is a great time to visit Prague. It is usually sunny, the cherry blossom is out and there are fewer tourists than in the summer. Avoid July and August when it is hot and crowded if you can.
Robert
United Kingdom
Avoid the area around the Charles Bridge like the plague on Friday and Saturday nights if you don't want to deal with crowds
Avoid the area around the Charles Bridge like the plague on Friday and Saturday nights if you don't want to deal with crowds.
Anonymous
Walking towards main castle from charles bridge gives you altogether different expereince which can not be missed when you are in Prague
Well maintained and easily reachable. River view from Vysehrad castle is unforgettable. Walking towards main castle from charles bridge gives you altogether different expereince which can not be missed when you are in Prague .
Anonymous
Stood on Charles Bridge looking out towards Prague Castle at night wrapped around the one you love
Stood on Charles Bridge looking out towards Prague Castle at night wrapped around the one you love....... Honestly the most amazing feeling. Absolutely gorgeous city!!!!!
Anonymous
Get away from Charles Bridge and Old Town, find a little pub tucked away
Leave the tourist areas! Get away from Charles Bridge and Old Town, find a little pub tucked away. Take the tram somewhere and go wandering. If you are in Old Town, check out the Koruna cafeteria (next to Hooters) for some cheap, delicious authentic Czech cuisine. It's where the locals go when they have to be in Old Town.
“The location of the residence is perfect, right next to the Charles Bridge. The atmosphere of the hotel gives you the opportunity to feel the old architecture of Prague. The rooms are perfect with high ceilings and beautiful marble bathrooms. Cosmetic used in the hotel is L'occitane. And the best of all is the friendly staff. Very helpful.”
“i like the hostel isn't that far from old town and charles bridge, but it isn't that near too. because you can find lots of things with normal price, not tourist price. also it's close to some hidden gems of prague! recommended!”
“This is a lovely little boutique hotel in Old Town. The room was spacious, clean and comfortable. The location is amazing -right behind the St. Charles Bridge Tower. If I ever make it back to Prague, I will definitely re-book this hotel. The staff was amazing and very helpful - provided touring tips, bus tickets and even booked our 4 AM taxi to the airport - sending us off with a packaged breakfast. The adjoining restaurant serves a superb breakfast and the dining in the evening was delightful.”
“Very good location - walking distance from Charles bridge and other places. Very clean, fully furnished apartment kitchen, nice restaurants and pubs nearby. Reception is shared with the nearby Mosaic Hotel for late check-in. Parking place is close to the property.”
“Booked the 10 bed mixed dormitory and it was great. The hostel has a prime location! Right in the heart of Prague, within walking distance to Charles Bridge, municipal house and old town square. Many options to eat right outside. Great baguette place, street food etc. The staff ws friendly and helpful and the ambience was good too.”
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