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Attractions and Sights in Vinohrady
Vinohrady neighborhood in Prague is located east of Nove Mesto and right behind the National Museum on Wenceslas Square. It is a chic neighbourhood with a fin de siècle atmosphere. There is not a lot to do for tourists, but lovers of second-hand shops, snug restaurants and Art Nouveau facades will have the day of their life! Explore the neighbourhood and walk through tree-lined streets and parks. Vinohradska is the main road leading to the Vrsovice and Strasnice districts which are further away from the centre. The two shopping streets in Vinohrady are Vinohradska and Francouzska.
The name Vinohrady refers to the vineyards that were here in the fourteenth century. Charles IV imported grapes seeds from Burgundy and planted them on south facing slopes. These vineyards produces good wine but disappeared at the end of the eighteenth century. In the late nineteenth century, wealthy Czechs settled here: as civil servants, industrialists and persons of private means. The district is a like an open-air museum, full of Neo-Renaissance and Art Nouveau style buildings.
Vinohrady: Residential Neighbourhood with Parks
Vinohrady is an attractive neighbourhood to live because of the beautifully restored and well-maintained apartment buildings and tree-lined streets. As in many central European cities, hardly anyone lives in a single-family home but most people live in apartments. Most apartment buildings in Vinohrady were built in the late nineteenth and early twentieth centuries and are spacious. There are two large parks the district. Havlickovy park is undoubtedly the most beautiful with an arbor and a vineyard on a south-facing slope. Riegrovy park is popular for two reasons: the sweeping view of the city and the large beer garden.
Highlights on Namesti Miru
- Ludmilla church, Namesti Miru
- Vinohrady Divadlo, Namesti Miru
Highlights around Jiriho z Podebrad Square
- Vinohrady Water Tower
- Sacred Heart Church
- Jirak Farmers’ Marke