| a breakfast buffet is free. a 12-minute walk from the nearest metro station, this plain hotel is 8 km from the enduring charles bridge and 13 km from prague castle. . children age 5 and under stay free in a parent's room. featuring carpeted floors, the modest rooms offer complimentary wi-fi, satellite tv and balconies. there's a meeting room. an airport shuttle and parking are available
Letiště Václava Havla Praha 28 min
Lennon Wall (17 min)
Wall that, since Communist days, has been covered in graffiti, often politically focused messages. Wenceslas Square (10 min)
City plaza with lots of pedestrian traffic, site of monuments, public gatherings & historic events. Národní muzeum (8 min)
Grand museum established in 1818 with a range of natural science & history exhibits, plus events. Dancing House (10 min)
Curving modern office block by architect Frank Gehry, with top-floor restaurant offering city views. Petřín (16 min)
Covered with parks, this historic, rocky hill in the city center is a popular recreational area. Old Town Square (16 min)
Oldest square in the historic center with 10th-century origins, site of many Gothic buildings. Prague Castle (17 min)
Vast castle complex with buildings revealing architecture from Roman-style to Gothic & 20th century. St. Vitus Cathedral (16 min)
Gothic resting place of saints including Vitus, Wenceslas & Adalbert as well as the state treasury. Charles Bridge (14 min)
Landmark stone bridge linking Prague's Old & New Towns, with street artists & entertainers. Strahov Monastery (15 min)
Hilltop, medieval monastery with a stucco-panelled theological hall, vast library & Baroque church. Vyšehrad (9 min)
Fortified castle with a museum, hidden passages, large grounds & remains of a medieval basilica. Staroměstská radnice (16 min)
14th-century old town hall, renowned for its observation tower and intricate astronomical clock. Petrin Tower (16 min)
Built in 1892, 378m cast-iron tower (taller than the Eiffel Tower) with deck for city views. The Powder Tower (16 min)
City gate built in the 15th century and restored after being damaged in the Battle of Prague. Prague Astronomical Clock (16 min)
Medieval timepiece on the facade of city hall displaying the twelve apostles as the clock strikes. | 
