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Vinohrady is a stylish neighborhood in Prague, situated east of Nove Mesto and just behind the National Museum on Wenceslas Square.
It exudes a charming fin de siècle ambiance and offers a delightful experience for enthusiasts of second-hand shops, cozy restaurants, and Art Nouveau architecture. While it may not have many attractions specifically catered to tourists, it boasts tree-lined streets, parks, and captivating Art Nouveau facades that make strolling through the area a joy. Vinohradska and Francouzska are the main shopping streets in the neighborhood.
Vinohrady takes its name from the vineyards that existed here during the fourteenth century. These vineyards, planted with grape seeds imported from Burgundy by Charles IV, produced excellent wine but eventually disappeared by the late eighteenth century. In the late nineteenth century, affluent Czechs, including civil servants, industrialists, and individuals of means, settled in Vinohrady. The district now resembles an open-air museum, characterized by Neo-Renaissance and Art Nouveau style buildings.

Getting around
Prague (PRG-Vaclav Havel) - 22 min drive
Prague-Masarykovo Station - 9 min walk
Prague Central Station - 15 min walk
Mustek Station - 10 min walk
Narodni Road Station - 10 min walk
If you come to Prague by car, you have 5 good parking options:
1) Private parking on premise: 25EUR/day, limited spaces, please make inquiry before
2) Booking a garage online. It's cheaper than street parking in Prague 1. Search for mrparkit, they have best prices in Prague. They vary 11-25€/day.
3) Parking on the WHITE lines on the street. For Prague 1 the price is about 25 €/day and you could pay max for 16 hours (1,5 €/hr 8:00-24:00, from 24:00 to 8:00 parking is free). For Prague 2,3 the price is 1,2-1,3 €/hr and the parking is usually free on weekends and nights (free from 18:00/20:00 till 8:00). Parking in Prague 2 and Prague 3 is indicated in our colored map of Prague, which you will receive upon arrival.
The is an interactive parking map on the website parkujvklidu , look for the violet zone (= white line on the street).
4) "Park and Ride" away from the city center - guarded parking near subway stations. Prices are 5-6€.
5) The last option - parking several metro stops away from the city center on the street free of charge and unsupervised.
If you still don't know, we will find best parking option for you during the check-in!