Vinohrady. . was the vineyard area during the reign of Emperor Charles IV for it was he who introduced wine growing to the then Kingdom of Bohemia. Still to this day the wine flows around here. The church at Namesti Miru has in these times made a name for it's self as a meeting point for youth political demonstrations (a good thing, as long as its not related with the neo-nazi scum movement in this country) and the area is a hive of activity any time of the day or night.
Otherwise the area backs onto Zizkov up at Namesti Jiriho z Podebrad and here you may experience in stark contrast the difference between The Republic of Zizkov and the city of Prague Vysehrad is the birthplace of the city under the Slavic tribe rule after the displacesion of the Celts. The hill its ruins and church gardens hold a major place in Czech history and folklore.
Would you like me to tell u the the Legend.......Or if u prefer ... below is a a nice map & mices to be clicked

Then the Old town, packed with people & places of interest. I'm not going to go into this area in any detail for you now for there is too much to say & therefore you wont remember Jack anyway.... Suffice to say everything that happened in old history happened here, the most humorous of which is the defenestrations of the Protestants leaders in 1618, I think all 'leaders' should be defenestrated at least once in their miserable lives. It would put things in a more balanced perspective for all those involved. A monument to Jan Hus stands in the square (which by the way is the recognised centre of the European continent) he was responsible in an innocent sort of way for the religious state of much of Europe following the Hussite wars which resulted after the 'leaders' burnt him alive in the square in 1415 (see Zizkov )."

PrAhA # 1. All the rest is history. If you are in need of a right F'n piss up after all this take a look under the As Svejk said, "I'm there every day after the war after six for six......... . .!