Malá Strana
Malá Strana sits in the shadow of Prague Castle, on the banks of the Vltava River. This district is quieter than both the Old Town and the New Town, particularly at night when its ancient streets are lit by lanterns, though it offers more than enough to delight and entertain.
The apartment building dates back 700 years with walls more than half a metre thick at their base. The ancient outer door is heavy and polished with age. Still nothing in the building's outward appearance quite prepares you for the sheer beauty within: covering the 4m high wooden ceilings throughout this luxury apartment are exquisite 14th-century murals, all expertly restored, providing a fascinating glimpse into medieval interior decoration.
In this superb location, everything Prague has to offer is at your feet, from picturesque riverside parks, museums and art galleries to buzzing restaurants, eclectic live music venues and the famous beer gardens. Prague is a city made for walking. Malá Strana is the perfect starting point.
As this Club apartment is set in a historical, protected building, there is no A/C due to property restrictions.
Gallery
- City Collection
- Owned property
- 2 Bedrooms / Sleeps 4
- City Break
Features
- Located 400m from the castle walls
- Restored ceiling murals originally dating back to the 14th century
- One en-suite bathroom and one family bathroom, both recently renovated
- Luxury towels and bathrobes
- Molton Brown toiletries
- Paperback library, and a selection of toys and games for young children
- Baby cot and highchair
- Kitchen essentials
- iPad, printer and Wi-Fi internet access
- Audio-visual equipment, including Flat screen TV, DVD player, iPod music system that has a pre-programmed iPod with music
- Not wheelchair accessible
Floorplan
Floor Plan
Prague
Malá Strana, at the foot of Prague castle, is the most beautiful of the three, with its centuries-old burgher houses and beautiful Baroque churches. The area was devastated by fire in 1541 and subsequently rebuilt, so while most of the buildings here date from the 17th and 18th century, some of the architecture is considerably older. At the heart of Malá Strana is Malostranské námĕsti, or Lesser Town Square, off which radiate a network of picturesque streets lined with pubs, restaurants and shops. Riverside parks, museums, art galleries and, of course, the famous Charles Bridge, undoubtedly make this charming district the best place to stay in Prague.
