Prague Small Castle (Prague)

Traveled 5 years ago

Rating 10

Mala Strana is one of my favorite districts of Prague (I can write these words about both Grač any and Ž iž kov). The Little Country gives you the opportunity to hide from the crowds of tourists and perhaps see the mysterious and real Prague. Narrow streets, beautiful houses with interesting signs, the majestic Church of St. Nicholas, the Church of the Virgin Mary (where you can see the Jesuit), Vrtbovsky and Walndstein palaces and gardens, War Gardens - this is not the whole list of attractions of the Little Country.→

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olanko1

Traveled 7 years ago

Rating 9

Area of palaces and gardens.

It used to be a separate city and mostly Germans lived here. Now - the area of Prague, which has a large number of beautiful palaces. Most of them are embassies or governing bodies - the Senate, Parliament. Little Country is really small, sandwiched between hills, and the streets here, as in the Old Town, are very narrow. But not all.→

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yr-kiev

Traveled 10 years ago

Rating 8

They call it Montmartre...

... Because it's on a hill, with a huge number of pubs. However, there are more elegant cafes and more people. Everything here is a delight: the market, courtyards, dead ends, metro stations. You will need decent shoes with thick soles, because the pavement here is not distinguished by elegance, unlike the castles, palaces and legendary gardens of the Lesser Town.→

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Prague Small Castle

Prague Small Castle

Church of St. Nicholas on Lesser Town Square

Lesser Town Square

Church of St. Thomas

Vrtbovsk garden

Morzin Palace