1.2km
0.74miles | Vysehrad - Vysehrad
Vysehrad is one of the most important historical places in Prague. It is a mighty fortress on a high cliff above the river Vltava. You can recognize... |
1.28km
0.79miles | Nuselsky Bridge - Nusle
The Nuselsky Bridge in Prague is exceptional due to its size and also due to reputation, that it has among Prague citizens. It is a huge concrete... |
1.5km
0.93miles | St. Martin Rotunda - Vysehrad
St. Martin Rotunda is the only building in the Vysehrad fortress, preserved from the Romanesque era. It stood there already in the 11th century,... |
1.63km
1.01miles | St. Lawrence Basilica at Vysehrad - Vysehrad
Precious remains of the early Romanesque St. Lawrence Basilica can be seen in the Vysehrad area. The basilica was built in the 11th century by... |
1.65km
1.02miles | Vysehrad Gardens - Vysehradske sady
Vysehrad is an old fortress on a hill above the river Vltava in Prague. There is a Gothic Church of St. Peter and Paul, a cemetery and several... |
1.72km
1.07miles | Church of Charles the Great - Ke Karlovu 1
Emperor Charles IV. founded a monastery and a church in Prague New Town in 1350. The church was dedicated to Charles the Great, emperor´s patron,... |
1.76km
1.09miles | Havlicek Gardens - Havlickovy sady
Havlicek Gardens, situated in Prague quarter Vinohrady, originally belonged to a residence called „Gröbovka“ a villa built by factory owner Moritz... |
1.76km
1.09miles | Gröbovka - Havlickovy sady 58
Gröbovka is an ostentatious summer house built in 1881 and surrounded by a beautiful English park. The terrace of the villa provides a stunning... |
1.78km
1.11miles | Church of St. Peter and Paul at Vysehrad - Vysehrad
The most notable building at Vysehrad in Prague is the Capitular Church of St. Peter and Paul. It was built already in the 11th century by the... |
1.79km
1.11miles | Vysehrad Cemetery and Slavin - Vysehradske sady
There is a large cemetery at Vysehrad in Prague. The centre of the cemetery is Slavin a common tomb of important personalities of Czech culture.... |
2.14km
1.33miles | Podskali Customs House at Vyton - Rasinovo nabrezi 30
There used to be an old settlement called Podskali on the right bank of the river Vltava, between the present Palackeho bridge and Zeleznicni bridge.... |
2.27km
1.41miles | Villa Amerika Antonin Dvorak Museum - Ke Karlovu 20
The Villa Amerika in the heart of Prague is a destination of many foreign visitors of this city. It is because of the exhibition about the world... |
2.31km
1.43miles | St. Catherine Church and former convent - Katerinska 30
St. Catherine Church is regarded as one of the most beautiful Baroque churches in Prague. It has a remarkable fresco decoration and a Gothic tower.... |
2.34km
1.45miles | St. Ludmila Church - nam. Miru
The St. Ludmila Church is a dominant building of the Namesti Miru square in Prague´s quarter Vinohrady. This imposing neo Gothic church with two... |
2.38km
1.48miles | Emaus Monastery - Vysehradska 49
The Emaus Monastery in Prague New Town is a place, where you can see the largest Gothic painting to the north of the Alps: the wall painting cycle... |
2.47km
1.53miles | Faust House - Karlovo namesti 40 41
Many places in Prague are connected with various legends and mysteries. However, there is hardly a house more mysterious and storied than the... |
2.53km
1.57miles | Jesuit College - Karlovo namesti 36
The eastern half of the Charles Square in Prague New Town is lined by the former Jesuit College. The large building documents the importance of... |
2.59km
1.61miles | St. Longin Rotunda - Na Rybnicku
There are three Romanesque rotundas preserved in Prague. The second oldest and also the smallest one of them is the St. Longin Rotunda in Prague... |
2.6km
1.62miles | St. Stephen Church - Stepanska
Soon after the New Town in Prague was founded in 1348, the St. Stephen Church was built as well. It was a parish church of the lower part of the... |
2.62km
1.63miles | St. Ignatius Church - Karlovo namesti
You can see the large Church of St. Ignatius at the northern side of the Charles Square in Prague New Town. It belongs to a Jesuit residence, which... |
