Vinohrady
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About Vinohrady
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What people say
Dream Prague
"Vinohrady is ideal for getting a taste of local life. Known as the expat neighborhood of Prague, you can often hear multiple languages while sitting at a sidewalk bistro.
We recommend staying here and visiting the other areas of Prague during the day.
It's only 1 metro stop away from the National Museum (New Town) so you can be in the center in just a few minutes.
VIBE: Professional Expat, family, ice-cream colored 19th century architecture, prosecco, picnic.
Must-see:
+ Náměstí Míru and St. Ludmilla's Church
+ Riegrovy Sady (park)
+ Farmer's market at JZP (Wednesday - Saturday)
+ Prosekárna (prosecco bars!) cafés and bistros too numerous to name - be sure to download our Local Foodie Guide! "
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