Prague contains numerous historical sites beyond the main tourist areas. The Vyšehrad fortress stands above the Vltava River with Gothic and Baroque architecture. The Vrtba Garden displays terraced landscaping from the 18th century. The Strahov Monastery holds medieval manuscripts in its libraries. Modern culture thrives at Kasárna Karlín, a former military base. Gardens like Wallenstein and Kinský offer green spaces with statues and ponds. Religious buildings include the modernist St. Wenceslas Church in Vršovice and the Gothic Church of Our Lady before Týn.
Vyšehrad, Prague
The tenth century fortress sits on a hill above Vltava river and contains a basilica, cemetery and fortification walls.
Malá Strana, Prague
This Baroque garden spans multiple terraces decorated with stone statues, columns, vases and offers views over the city.
Prague 1, Prague
Religious complex from the 12th century containing a theological and philosophical library with 200,000 volumes and observation terrace.
Kampa Island, Prague
This concrete barrier became a symbol of freedom after 1980, displaying messages and art promoting peace worldwide.
Malá Strana, Prague
The green space between Vltava and Certovka rivers displays outdoor modern art and offers shaded paths under old trees.
Hastalska 1, Prague, Czech Republic
This underground laboratory from the 16th century contains original equipment where alchemists conducted experiments under Emperor Rudolf II's protection.
Vyšehrad, Prague
Historical burial ground established in 1869 containing graves of composers, artists, writers and other notable Czech figures.
Troja, Prague
This 17th century Baroque palace features grand wall paintings and stands among symmetrical gardens and terraced vineyards.
Malá Strana, Prague
The baroque garden from the 17th century features a collection of bronze sculptures, fountains and a carp pond.
Letná Park, Prague
This outdoor establishment seats 800 guests, serves Czech beer and traditional food with views over the Vltava River.
Prague 1, Prague
This former monastic complex from the 13th century now houses a collection of medieval religious art of the National Gallery.
New Town, Prague
Benedictine monastery from the 14th century containing Carolinian period wall paintings and an extensively renovated Gothic church structure.
Karlín, Prague
This modernized 19th century military complex now houses galleries, a cafe, cinema and spaces for cultural programs.
Malá Strana, Prague
Set in a former mill by the Vltava River, this art museum displays a collection of Czech and European works from the 20th century.
Petřín, Prague
The 318-meter hill features a park with rose and fruit gardens plus a 60-meter observation tower.
Old Town, Prague
This religious building from the 14th century features Gothic architecture with two 80-meter towers and detailed stone carvings.
Žižkov, Prague
This 50-hectare burial ground contains graves from the 18th century to present day, with notable architectural monuments.
Vršovice, Prague
This modernist religious building from the 20th century features geometric shapes with a triangular bell tower and colored glass windows.
Smíchov, Prague
This art center in a converted factory building hosts international exhibitions alongside concerts, theater performances and artist workshops.
Hradčany, Prague
This narrow cobblestone street runs between houses from the 16th century with colored facades and small windows.
Malá Strana, Prague
This narrow water channel between Kampa Island and Malá Strana district was used to power medieval water mills.
Old Town, Czech Republic
This 18th century baroque church features ceiling paintings and statues. The main altar contains ornate decorative elements.
Výtoň, Prague
Historical building documenting timber transport on the Vltava river with exhibits of rafting tools and equipment.
Old Town Square, Prague
Historical building from the 14th century with a stone facade that now hosts exhibitions and installations of contemporary art.
Hradčany, Prague
A public park with lawns, tree groves and walking paths extending along the slope below Prague Castle.
Hradčany, Prague
Built in 1538, this pavilion displays Italian architectural influences with columns, arcades and detailed stonework in the Royal Garden.
Holešovice, Prague
This exhibition hall from 1891 became a central venue for trade fairs and cultural events in the Czech capital.
Karlín, Prague
Eighteenth century baroque building with a large courtyard, constructed as a military hospital and residence for disabled soldiers.
Bubeneč, Prague
This historical park spans 95 hectares featuring old oak trees, walking paths and an established population of red deer.
Horní Počernice, Prague
The restored 14th-century complex hosts art exhibitions, concerts and offers guided tours through its historical rooms and chambers.
Smíchov, Prague
The historic baroque garden surrounds an 18th century villa featuring stone ornaments and a small fountain.
Smíchov, Prague
The garden spans across a slope featuring walking paths, monuments and a museum dedicated to folk culture.
Dejvice, Prague
This technical institution opened in 2009 contains nine floors with study spaces and features an automated lending system.
Žižkov, Prague
The 216-meter broadcasting tower features an observation deck and displays modern sculptures of crawling infants on its exterior walls.
Národní třída, Prague
This mechanical statue made of 42 rotating metal layers was created by Czech sculptor David Černý in 2014.
Old Town, Prague
Gothic university building from the 14th century with carved stone decorations and an inner vault containing fresco paintings.