Map of Prague | Districts, Neighbourhoods & Location Guide
Map of Prague – Districts, Neighbourhoods & Location Guide
This page provides a map of Prague along with a clear overview of its districts, neighbourhoods and geographic layout in the Czech Republic. It is designed for education, travel planning and general reference.
Prague is the capital of the Czech Republic and is known for its historic centre, river setting, bridges and major areas such as Old Town, New Town, Malá Strana and Vinohrady.
Prague is located in central Czech Republic along the Vltava River and includes major areas such as Old Town, New Town, Malá Strana, Hradčany and Vinohrady.
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This map highlights Prague’s layout, including its districts, bridges, transport links and river geography.
Where Is Prague Located?
Prague is located in central Czech Republic and lies along the Vltava River. It is the country’s capital and largest city.
- North: northern districts and suburban areas
- East: eastern residential districts
- South: southern districts and expansion areas
- West: western districts and hills surrounding the city
Districts and Neighbourhoods of Prague
Prague is divided into numbered districts as well as historic neighbourhoods that define the character of the city.
- Old Town (Staré Město) — historic centre and tourism hub
- New Town (Nové Město) — central commercial and cultural area
- Malá Strana — historic district below Prague Castle
- Hradčany — castle district and surrounding area
- Vinohrady — residential district with parks and cafes
- Žižkov — dense urban district with nightlife
- Smíchov — commercial and residential district
- Holešovice — modern district with redevelopment areas
A map of Prague often shows district boundaries, tram and metro lines, bridges and key landmarks.
Major Areas in Prague
- Historic Centre — includes Old Town, New Town and Malá Strana
- Prague Castle area — includes Hradčany and surrounding districts
- Central Prague — business and commercial districts
- Inner-city residential districts — including Vinohrady and Žižkov
- Outer Prague — suburban and expansion areas
Key Geographic Features
- Vltava River — major river running through the city
- Prague hills — elevated terrain shaping the city layout
- Bridge network — including historic crossings
- River valleys — defining feature of central Prague
- Urban parks and green spaces — spread across districts
- Historic urban core — dense central area with landmarks
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Where is Prague located?
Prague is located in central Czech Republic. -
What are the main areas of Prague?
Main areas include Old Town, New Town, Malá Strana, Hradčany and Vinohrady. -
What river runs through Prague?
The Vltava River runs through Prague.
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