Hidden Streets of Prague

The Hidden Streets of Prague offer a unique and authentic experience for visitors. The area is filled with historic buildings, hidden passageways, and streets that close at dusk and open at dawn. Visitors can explore the Old Town Square, which features the stunning St. Nicholas Church, a beautiful Baroque church that dates back to 1735. The square is also home to the Powder Gate, which connects to Celetná Street, a street with a mix of architectural styles, including Baroque, Classical, Romanesque, and Gothic. The area is also known for its 'mouse holes', small passageways that run between streets, such as Stupartska and Celetna streets. Additionally, visitors can explore the nearby neighborhoods of Vinohrady, Žižkov, and Karlín, which offer a glimpse into local life, with their vibrant culture, architectural surprises, and culinary treasures. Families can enjoy the scenic walks along the Vltava River, visit the Church of Saints Cyril and Methodius, and explore the quaint little streets, such as Nový Svět, Slavíčkova, Na Kocourkách, U Obecního dvora, and Zlatá