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Unusual things to do in Prague

  • 09.08.2024
  • Prague events today, What to do in Prague

There is no shortage of non-traditional places in Prague, which is visited by around 8 million tourists every year. Most of the eight million visitors mentioned earlier will be satisfied with tourist destinations such as Charles Bridge and Prague Castle. But if you want to experience Prague from a different angle and you are not satisfied with a ride on a double-decker red bus, you should look for interesting corners in the hidden streets of Prague rather than a tourist guide.

Do you want to experience something extraordinary in Prague? Great, that you’re right here! As a Prague woman, I will be happy to take you through my hometown. Let’s take a look at the 10 the best known and underappreciated or unknown places in Prague.

Here is my list of interesting places in Prague, loved even by locals. What is yours?

  1. Žižkov tower
  2. Náplavka waterfront
  3. Roof Radosť
  4. Jerusalem (Jubilee) Synagogue
  5. DOX
  6. Cross club
  7. St. Agnes Monastery
  8. The mysterious Faust House
  9. Old Town Bridge Tower
  10. Štefánik Observatory

1. Žižkov tower

The tallest building in Prague, which is an integral part of the modern look of Prague, is a mandatory attraction for all tourists without dizziness. Few places in Prague will give you such a fantastic view and rocking chairs from which you can enjoy it. I recommend coming before sunset and watching how Prague changes with the falling darkness.

Tip: You can relax right under the tower while playing minigolf, the modern 18-hole course will entertain you (and the last hole may annoy you a bit).

LOCATION: Tower Park Prague, Mahlerovy sady 1, 130 00 Prague 3
OPENING HOURS: Every day from 9:00 to 24:00
ADMISSION: Child (up to 3 years) FREE, Child (from 3 to 14 years) 190 CZK, Student (from 14 to 26 years) 230 CZK, Adult (over 18 years) 300 CZK, Senior (over 65 years) 250 CZK, Family (2 adults + 1-3 children up to 14 years) 640 CZK, Disabled/Handicap 100 CZK, Accompanied by Disabled/Handicap 100 CZK, Prague card/Adult 180 CZK, Prague card/Student 130 CZK, Pet 50 CZK,
The cash desk does not accept payments in Euros.

Zizkovskavez

2. Náplavka waterfront

Stroll along the river or, in fine weather, take a seat on one of the many boats that serve cafés, restaurants and bars. The trip includes a beautiful view of Hradčany and swan watching. Many interesting events are taking place in Naplavka waterfront, for example, Farmer’s markets.

LOCATION: Rašínovo nábřeží & Náplavka 128 00 Prague 2, Czech Republic

Naplavka

3. Roof Radosť

And we will stay at the fantastic views. Roof RADOST is a fresh novelty in Prague, but it should definitely not go unnoticed. You can either choose from a great program (DJs, dance hall, summer cinema, exercises, commented views), or just come for a drink.

LOCATION: nám. Winston Churchill 1800/2, 130 00 Prague 3 – Žižkov
OPENING HOURS: Tue-Fri 15:00-23:00 ; Sat-Sun 13:00-23:00
ADMISSION: 100 CZK admission with drink included, individual events

4. Jerusalem (Jubilee) Synagogue

If (like me) you don’t know what to imagine under the term “Art Nouveau stylization of Moorish style morphology”, the only right way to enrich your vocabulary is to take a look at the youngest and largest synagogue in Prague. You will find it in the New Town and you will definitely enjoy it.

LOCATION: Jerusalemémská 1310/7, 110 00 Prague 1
OPENING HOURS:Mon, Tue, Wed, Thu, Fri, Sun 10:00-17:00 (closed: Saturdays and Jewish holidays)
ADMISSION: adults 150 CZK (eTicket 135 CZK), children up to 6 years free, children 6-15 years and students 100 CZK (eTicket 90 CZK)
Visitors with a valid ticket to the Old Synagogue: adults 100 CZK, children up to 6 years old free, children 6-15 years old students 80 CZK

5. DOX

The best place for all alternatives and fans of contemporary art. To see a great exhibition in the building of the former factory and then have coffee on the terrace and debate the exhibition? That sounds like a great first date! The gallery is a little further from the center, but at least you can combine a visit with a drink in the Cross Club, maybe followed by some great performance.

LOCATION: Poupětova 1, Prague 7
OPENING HOURS: Mon, Tue closed
Wed-Sun: 12:00-18:00
ADMISSION: adults 280 CZK, students 130 CZK, family (2 adults + up to 3 children up to 15 years old) 560 CZK, seniors 65 and over 130 CZK, teachers (upon presentation of a valid ITIC card or other proof of teaching activity) 130 CZK, school groups (min. 10 persons + teacher free of charge)
100 CZK/person, children from 7 to 15 years 100 CZK,
free admission for children under 6 years, members of the Club of Friends of DOX, also holders of CIMAM, ICOM, AICA, holders of Disabled Persons Card + accompanying persons, media (upon presentation of a valid document)
Group of adults (min. 10 persons) 210 CZK/person

DOX-Praha

6. Cross club

The Prague Cross Club with a café and restaurant is not only a business and a place of culture, but above all a design sensation. Provocative sculptures and sculptures made of recycled metals, wood and ceramics are definitely instagram friendly.

LOCATION: Plynární 1096, 170 00 Prague 7-Holešovice
OPENING HOURS: Café Mon-Thurs 12:00 – 23:00, Fri, Sat 12:00-00:00, Sun 12:00-23:00
Club – 18:00 – morning (minimum 05:00, Fri, Sat 07:00)

7. St. Agnes Monastery

The St. Agnes Monastery (Na Františku) is probably the most underappreciated monument in Prague. It was founded in 1231 and today serves not only the spiritual forehead but also as a gallery. In the beautiful monastery garden, you can see the exhibits of the National Gallery and inside you will be amazed by the monumentality of churches and chapels.

LOCATION: U Milosrdných 17, Prague 1; entrance from Na Františku and Anežská streets
OPENING HOURS: Tuesday-Sunday 10:00-18:00; every first Wednesday of the month 10:OO-20:OO
ADMISSION: free of charge

Anezsky-klaster

8. The mysterious Faust House

Do you like history? Then when preparing the program for where to go in Prague, you must not forget probably the most mysterious Prague house, which is nicknamed Faust’s. You will find it right in the center on the corner of Charles Square. This originally Gothic house from the 14th century is surrounded by a truly remarkable history.

It stands on the site of pagan sacrifice and has been used by several alchemists and adherents of the occultism. During the Romantic period, the house was associated with a mysterious legend about Faust, who signed his soul to the devil. Unfortunately, the interior of the house is not accessible, but the beautiful pink baroque palace deserves your attention, even if only from the outside.

LOCATION: Karlovo náměstí 40 -41, No. 502, 120 00 Prague 2 – Nové Město

9. Old Town Bridge Tower

Replace the overcrowded and overpriced Old Town Astronomical Clock with the Old Town Bridge Tower, which is located directly on Charles Bridge, but almost no one knows about it. You will therefore be able to enjoy the view of Prague in private.

PLACE: Charles Bridge, Prague 1 – Old Town
OPENING HOURS:
January – March: Mon – Sun 10.00 – 18.00
April, May: Mon – Sun 10.00 – 19.00
June – August: Mon – Sun 9.00 – 21.00
September: Mon – Sun 10.00 – 19.00
October – November: Mon – Sun 10.00 – 18.00
December: Mon – Sun 10.00 – 20.00
ADMISSION:
Basic 190 CZK, Reduced 130 CZK, Family 380 CZK
Lítačka card holder 170 CZK
Combined admission: Old Town + Lesser Town Bridge Tower: (basic) 280 CZK, (reduced) 190 CZK, (family) 560 CZK
Multi ticket “9 objects in 365 days”: (basic) 990 CZK, (reduced) 690 CZK, (family) not available
Morning discount: 50% of the entrance fee every day in the first hour after opening
10% discount on admission when buying eTickets online
Children under 5 years old get in for free. Reduced admission is available for children 6 – 15 years old, students up to 26 years old, seniors over 65 years old and people with disabilities. Family ticket is valid for 2 adults and up to 4 children.

10. Štefánik Observatory

Petřín is one of the common destinations for tourists, but few of them look at the observatory, which is located on a romantic hill. In addition to observing the stars, you can see equipment, astronomical exhibition and many interactive exhibits.

LOCATION: Strahovská 205, 118 00 Prague 1
The opening hours of the observatory change every month. Check their website.
ADMISSION: Adults 90 CZK, Children from 3 to 15 years, students up to 26 years (with ID card) 70 CZK, families (max. 2 adults + max. 4 children up to 15 years) 220 CZK, seniors over 65 years 70 CZK, ZTO holders, ZTP/P (including guide) 40 CZK, members of the time with valid ID card 50 CZK, clubs and courses organized by the planetum according to detailed conditions on the legitimation free individual tour + meteorite as a gift 3 900 CZK

I hope you liked my tips and you will enjoy your stay in Prague.

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Unusual places to visit in Prague

  • 09.08.2024
  • Prague events today, What to do in Prague
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