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The
Mala Strana, or Small
Quarter, is still considered a village within the city and is packed
with those sloping winding cobble stoned streets synonymous with images
of Prague. The Narudova st cuts between the Mala Strana and the castle
and as such will be the spine of all adventures in the area. There are
many architectural gems and the Charles Bridge links this and the Old
Quarter via the Royal route.
Then there is Kampa
people's park hippy heaven. .. . . . .. .. . .... ..........................
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. . . . . . .Petrin is the furthering of
the green belt, which looks over the city from this side of the Vltava River
and is one of the most enchanting hills in Europe. Well worth a day to enjoy
and explore if you rent a bike you're in for a real treat and some good
exercise. If you were looking for the perfect place to get romantic and
propose any number of things to your loved one then share it with the forest
God Pan the man who resides in the area. On the hilltop you may enjoy the
observatory, roaming wildish boar, the mirror maze and Strahov stadium concert
venue for huge lazy rock bands. Smichov is an area on the up. The
Staropramen brewery is down here and plenty of opportunities to sample it
are to be found. Some of the best riverside views and walks on both sides
of the river. Lots of bazaars if you're feeling to buy anything and everything.
The second national bus station with busses leaving
to Cesky Krumlov, Karlovary and Pilsen among others. Not forgetting to mention….
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