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Tucked away behind Prague Castle, Nový Svět means "New World." This hidden gem feels untouched by time. These quiet, winding lanes are lined with 17th-century houses, tiny gardens, and cobblestones. It offers a respite from the tourist masses and is considered one of the most romantic corners in the city.
A colorful, tiny-house alley inside Prague Castle where Franz Kafka once lived. Notable street Old Town, Czechia
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A short, lively pedestrian street connecting Freedom Square (Náměstí Svobody) to Dominikánské Square. It is highly popular for its outdoor cafe seating, vibrant summer atmosphere, and boutique shopping. 17. Kapucínské Náměstí / Street (Brno)
While technically a small square and connecting lane, this area is famous for its striking architecture and the Capuchin Monastery, where the naturally mummified remains of monks are preserved in the crypt. 18. Petrov (Brno) Tucked away behind Prague Castle, Nový Svět means
More of a grand boulevard than a square, this is the historic epicenter of modern Czech history. It was the gathering point for the Velvet Revolution and the Prague Spring. Dominated by the monumental National Museum at its top, the street is alive day and night with shops, hotels, and casinos, offering a stark contrast to the quiet lanes of the Old Town.
– Leads to the oldest preserved stone bridge in the Czech Republic. A colorful, tiny-house alley inside Prague Castle where
Kutná Hora rivaled Prague in wealth and power during the Middle Ages due to its silver mines. Its streets reflect that rich historical inheritance. 25. Ruthardka (Kutná Hora)
The streets shooting off the main square, such as Lazebnická , have some of the best-preserved Renaissance burgher houses in Moravia.
A massive square that functions as the city's living room.