Opening a map of Prague makes it easy to decide where to stay. Guidebooks list all the attractions and places of interest for tourists.
The most visited areas are the central Prague 1 district and the historic Prague 2 district. However, you can also choose to stay in quieter neighborhoods. On the Prague hotel map, you'll find that many prestigious hotels are located in districts 6 and 7.
The Prague tourist map will also help you navigate the city, including subway, streetcar, and bus routes.
The city is divided into 22 numbered districts (Prague 1, Prague 2, and so on). The transportation between them is very well developed. Which neighborhood in Prague to stay in depends on how you want to spend your vacation.
The districts in the center of Prague - Prague 1 and Prague 2 - have almost all the sights that are easy to explore on foot. However, they can be crowded with tourists and have a more expensive infrastructure.
For tourists who prefer peace and quiet, the best neighborhoods in Prague are the prestigious Prague 6 and 7. It takes only 5-10 minutes to reach the historic center from here by public transport. The only area in Prague considered potentially unsafe is the vicinity of Wenceslas Square, where drug dealing can occur at night.
