When you move to Prague you
probably meet with the locals. Sooner or later, you will plan a meeting with
them - perhaps due to a cup of coffee, shopping or going to some club or pub. Where
to find places where do the locals agree on the meeting with their friends in
Prague? There are several places like this in Prague and this article will
introduce the best of them!
The horse
Monument of St.
Wenceslas - the patron saint of Bohemia and Moravia - is probably the most
famous sculpture in the country. It was created by famous sculptor Josef Václav
Myslbek and he had been working on it for more than 35 years. It stands on the
top of Wenceslas Square and today, besides an interesting place for curious
tourists, it also works as a meeting point, if you want to schedule a meeting
with friends in the city center - just make sure to specify whether you meet at
the head or tail. Due to its location it makes it an ideal place if you are going
to the city – you can find a lot of places to go in the area, whether you want
to go for a stroll through Prague, a coffee or a drink at the club. Best way to
get to the horse is by metro C to the Museum station or tram to Wenceslas
Square and then about 3 minutes walk towards the National Museum.
On Můstek
If you head down the busy Wenceslas Square, at the
corner of Na Můstku / Na Příkopě streets you will most likely encounter a group
of impatiently standing people waiting for someone. Just like the horse, this
place is popular especially because of its accessibility, shops and all sorts
of fast foods nearby and also its position
in the city center. The easiest way to get there is from the Můstek metro
station.
At Eliška
Charles Square (Karlovo náměstí) in Prague 2, which was
established by Charles IV., is the largest square in Czech Republic and even
one of the largest in Europe. It used to be called and was a Cattle Market. Its
dominant feature in addition to a huge variety of rare trees and other
memorials and statues is a statue of Eliška Krásnohorská, czech poet and
writer, which works well as a meeting
point. Unlike Wenceslas Square, the park is not too busy – so if you are
looking for a quiet place for a meeting, meet near the statue. The park is
located at the tram stop Novoměstská radnice and metro B - Karlovo náměstí.
On Pavlák
I.P. Pavlova or also often called "Pavlák". The square has had 5
different names in its existence - the current name stayed unchanged since 1952.
With the most important traffic roads in Prague, many tram lines passing here
and along with metro station it is a convenient place to meet. The best
connection is from a tram stop or metro station I. P. Pavlova.
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