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Hidden Prague — Discover the hidden gems of Prague

Local-run guide focused on off‑the‑beaten‑path spots, quiet parks, viewpoints, cafés and downloadable maps; great for travelers who want insider neighbourhood tips and self-guided routes away from the tourist core.

Prague — Spotted by Locals (Prague city guide & hidden gems)

Collection of short, regularly updated tips written by Prague residents covering 200+ local recommendations (bars, cafés, shops, sights and hidden gems); useful for authentic, crowd‑avoiding suggestions and neighbourhood-level pointers.

HONEST BLOG / Honest Guide (Honest Guide — Prague tips from Janek Rubeš)

Blog and resource from the creators of Honest Guide (videos and local maps) offering frank practical advice on avoiding tourist traps, transport/taxi tips, recommended local pubs and cultural insights — especially helpful for first-time visitors who want realistic, no‑nonsense guidance.

Prague Travel Guide | Best Things to See, Do and Eat — AlexGoesGlobal (Schimiggy)

Comprehensive, well‑structured personal travel guide covering major sights (Charles Bridge, Prague Castle), neighbourhood tips, food suggestions and practical advice for planning an itinerary; useful for building a first‑time Prague plan with experiential notes.

What To Visit In Prague: Hidden Gems And Popular Spots — Magazine of Travel

Article mixing classic highlights and lesser‑known attractions (Petřín Hill, Vrtba Garden, quieter parks) with brief practical context — a handy quick reference for travellers wanting a balanced mix of must‑sees and tranquil escapes.

Charles Bridge (Karlův most)

Karlův most, 110 00 Praha 1, Czechia

Commissioned by Emperor Charles IV in 1357 to replace an earlier bridge, Charles Bridge became the main connection between Prague Castle and the Old Town; over time it was adorned with 30 statues of saints and has survived floods and centuries of history.

Old Town Square (Staroměstské náměstí) & Astronomical Clock (Orloj)

Staroměstské nám. 1, 110 00 Praha 1, Czechia

Old Town Square has been the civic heart of Prague for centuries; the Astronomical Clock, installed in 1410 on the Old Town Hall, is one of the oldest working astronomical clocks in the world and draws crowds for its hourly mechanical procession.

Prague Castle (Pražský hrad) & St. Vitus Cathedral

Hradčany, 119 08 Prague 1, Czechia

Prague Castle is a sprawling castle complex dating back to the 9th century that served as the seat of Bohemian kings and later Czech state leaders; St. Vitus Cathedral, begun in the 14th century, is the castle’s Gothic centerpiece housing royal tombs and stained glass.

Jewish Quarter (Josefov) & Old Jewish Cemetery

Josefov, 110 00 Praha 1, Czechia

Josefov preserves synagogues, the Jewish Museum and one of Europe’s oldest surviving Jewish cemeteries, reflecting centuries of Jewish life, culture and tragedy in Prague.

Petrín Hill & Petrín Lookout Tower

Petřínské sady, Prague 1 (Petřín Hill area)

A historic green hill used as an 19th-century landscaped park; the Petrín Lookout Tower (inspired by the Eiffel Tower) offers elevated city views and is set among gardens, a mirror maze and walking trails.

Walk across Charles Bridge (Karlův most)

Historic stone bridge (14th century) linking Old Town and Lesser Town, lined with statues and street artists.

Iconic panoramic views of the Vltava and Prague Castle, rich photographic opportunities at sunrise/sunset, and a living atmosphere of musicians and artisans.

Explore Prague Castle (Pražský hrad) and St. Vitus Cathedral

Vast castle complex with palaces, churches, gardens and the Gothic St. Vitus Cathedral dominating the skyline.

Deep historical significance as seat of Bohemian rulers and Czech presidents, spectacular architecture, and sweeping views over the city.

See the Astronomical Clock and Old Town Square

Medieval Orloj on the Old Town Hall and the surrounding square framed by Týn Church and baroque buildings.

Hourly mechanical procession of the apostles, centuries of urban history concentrated in one square, and a great starting point for guided walking tours.

Stroll Petrín Hill and climb the Petrín Lookout Tower

Green hill with gardens, funicular access and a small Eiffel-like observation tower overlooking Prague.

Peaceful escape from the city center, excellent panoramic views, and pleasant walks among gardens and the Hunger Wall.

Visit the Jewish Quarter (Josefov) and Old Jewish Cemetery

Historic Jewish quarter containing synagogues, the Jewish Museum and the atmospheric Old Jewish Cemetery.

Powerful cultural and historical insights into Prague’s Jewish community across centuries and well-preserved sites of great heritage value.