TOP 10 Most Rated tourist attractions in Praha 5

Everything is in Czech, you need to use google translation, but it’s fine —— the collection is AMAZING and you MUST VISIT THIS! They have tour guide but we were in a rush so didn’t ask for it, otherwise the visit could be nicer :) + SUPER friendly staff. The granny was so sweet and we felt super welcomed :) + can use credit card and they have some cool souvenir, but you need to purchase before 5:30 otherwise may miss a chance to buy. + They have a nice garden! It’s really beautiful, it’s a nice walk to walk through the garden to the museum. + AMAZING collection! They have many folk art and fancy clothes for you to discover. I was amazed by the handicraft (the glass bottle with decoration inside)! It’s soooo pretty. + Super clean toilet! + FREE LOCKERS! - Description is in Czech… I would like to know more. Books are also in Czech, would like to purchase a book about folk arts or Czech traditions in English

Great museum to visit if you want to learn about Czech folk culture! I really enjoyed it. The staff were very friendly despite the language barriers and the museum is very appropriately priced. Unfortunately, all of the information about each artifact you will see is in Czech. However, upon entering each exhibit room you will see a large frame (sometimes around the doors) that provides information in English, giving you a general sense of what the room has to offer. I also am surprised to see that the lockers were free-- they tried to charge me one euro to use it... but ended up allowing me to have it for free when I did not have any euros on me, whoops. I guess that could be a testament to how nice the staff are! Regardless, I think this is a really neat sight to see in Prague and recommend it!

Enthusiastic staff, well laid out, duel language discriptions. Though no evidence of the original internal decoration remains a nice period villa to walk through. Includes a good shop, and a cafe.

the building is very beautiful, and the museum exhibition helps you to understand more about the old traditions and customs of the Czech people.

Nice museum with interesting cultural artefacts, sadly most of the information concerning the items were only in Czech but still, it was quite interesting!

A beautiful atmospheric church with a real Italian/Roman feel. Lots of space and lovely art work.

This church looks really nice. The front of the building looks amazing with a tall, fancy clock tower and detailed stone and brick decorations.

It posseses a calm and religeous environment and good to spend timr over ther and take some photos.

The place was so solemn and quiet...and the inside was so peaceful and welcoming,can ease heavy feelings...🙏

Beautiful church and façade with a cozy square in front.

It is a nice monastery. I personally was here for one performance and not for any tour etc., so I can say that it's a nice place, but it's pretty cold inside.

One of my favourite places in Prague. Absolute chill, great service, cold beer and friendly owner guarantees a nice atmosphere!

A special place in Prague. A little bit old, but it has its charm.

Wow, what a place with such a strong history. The CzechCrunch's Startup Awards had a stunning atmosphere!

Best experiance wish to come back again Tedybear for T !

Small place with nice view to the city and children playground

A nice park for a quick breather from shopping at Novy Smichov Shopping Center. There is even a walkway connecting the mall to the park. The park is small but it offers a wonderful view od Prague and is not crowded. Also good for picnics and to bring the kids since there is a mini zoo next to it. One of Prague’s off the beaten path sites.

There are playgrounds and a mini zoo. The park is in the center of Prague 5, near Andel. It is nice for picnic and family walk and has a wonderful view of the city.

A very nice park near the Smichov shopping center. You can get there through the pedestrian bridge from the first floor of the shopping center.

Sadly the recent council has been using this park for corrupt projects. Rather than fixing the broken paving, benches exercise equipment, or play area, they are throwing millions of crowns to add a concrete pavillion. A real pity.

It's a calm spot just next to very busy areas... the occasional live music makes this place special.

Visited during an awful heatwave. The trees provide cover during the day, therefore it is a lovely place to sit anytime. Coffee is great and desserts as well.

My favourite spot at Andel

staff was helpful, briefed me on the cakes they have plus drinks recommendations … i have a awesome expresso affogato

I visited the coffee shop and really enjoyed atmosphere, service, and coffee.

Went to see BC,NR, first time there. Small art venue with friendly staff and cheap bar with great selection of alcoholic and nonalcoholic beverages. Easy access from the tram stop, accessible with wheelchairs as well. Would like to come back.

Great place for concerts. 5min walking from the tram stop. They have beers, water, drinks and also coffee

Nice smaller stylish venue. Unfortunately bit far and whenever the place gets filled up, it gets very hot and bad air within minutes. They have only disgusting Budvar and good Matuska, but the bar with Matuska has always very long queue. Last time Matuska was sold at 10 PM already (French 79). Production is quite good but French 79 was over at 11:30...no afterparty, no DJ :(

Nice place for a concert played by a small band

Nice and unique venue. Not too big and has great acoustics. Some train noises but you hear nothing when the show is ongoing. Recommended!

One of the best escape games we did so far. We had a great game master and the setting was so much fun. Our game master wasn't only a great source of tips, but also a great actor, who set the scene perfectly. We can highly recommend it, a "must do" in Prague.

The Chamber games are very nice! Interesting and fun! But sadly, it was a raining night and we reached early... We were told to wait outside in the cold until the scheduled time before we can go in... Spoilt the experience a little for us...

We did Opus Magnum and had a blast! Great room with creative puzzles. Saša was awesome too! Excellent room master that added some fun to the mix. We'll be back to The Chamber for sure! Great for any age. 31 minutes, try to beat us 😂

I was initially apprehensive about doing an escape room in a country that was not my native language but it was a fantastic experience and I can now see why the reviews are so high! We chose Opus Magnum. The room was just the right level of challenging for our team of 2 and the decoration of the room was a very high quality! Kačka was our host and was very friendly and helpful. She reassured me that all the written clues would be double sided with Czech and English. I would love to visit again and collect all of the stickers!

We played the Opus Magnum room and it was great! The difficulty was excellent for us (we played 3-4 rooms before that). Our game master Sylvie was incredible! She really brought the game to life and she was very kind. We had a really good time :)

Nestled in the charming Smíchov district of Prague, the river promenade offers visitors a tranquil escape from the city's bustling streets. With picturesque views, lush greenery, and a peaceful atmosphere, this hidden gem provides a unique experience that's perfect for tourists and locals alike. As you stroll along the promenade, you'll be immediately captivated by the breathtaking views of the Vltava River. The riverside walkway is lined with lush trees and well-maintained gardens, creating an idyllic setting that invites you to pause, take in the beauty, and unwind. The promenade's thoughtful design seamlessly blends natural elements with modern amenities, making it an ideal location for leisurely walks, jogging, or cycling.

Very nice place to chill. Against "náplavka " fewer people, mostly locals. You can enjoy drink and relax with beautiful views from Višehrad and boats sailing around. It is not necessary to have a seat at the bistros around, you can grab a seat directly at river bank.

Vyšehrad (Czech for "upper castle") is a historic fort located in the city of Prague, Czech Republic, just over 3 km southeast of Prague Castle, on the right bank of the Vltava River It was built probably in the 10th century. Situated within the fort is the Basilica of St. Peter and St. Paul, as well as the Vyšehrad Cemetery, containing the remains of many famous people from Czech history, among them Antonín Dvořák, Bedřich Smetana, Karel Čapek, and Alphonse Mucha. It also contains Prague's oldest Rotunda of St. Martin from the 11th century

Lovely place by right the river. You can stop at one of the round bars to have a drink or snack, or bring your own drink in a can or bottle and sit on the shore. Beautiful!

Calmer than the more famous náplavka on the other side of the river and the view is not blocked by boats. Bars are great too, only downside is that there is a shade much sooner than on the old town side.

cool exposition. adults are no less interested than children. The organizers tried very hard. you can spend half a day studying the models and the exhibition. you can visit more than once

A sea of sensations. It's a fun place, especially for kids, where you can play with cars, see lots of trains and climb around on different vehicles. But if you take the figures you quickly get used to them and many of the buttons don't work. But overall brilliant, a great job done. A lot of thoughtful details. Cool when it changes colour to nighttime too.

This is on list "must do" if you are in Prague with children. Very nice place, a lot to see. Just love it. We have been there 2.5h.

If you love miniature railways, you just have to visit this place! Two floors of elaborate landscapes with so many details and of course trains chugging around the place. This space is perfect with children as well, they have so many hands-on exhibits and play spaces for youngsters, so it's great for families!

Very nice museum for everyone, especially for railroad lovers... also a must for every tourist

A pleasant valley to wander in. This is a wooded valley with steep sides. There are woodlands that can be explored, and a stream that runs down the middle of the valley. There are small petting zoos, a tunnel to explore, and pubs and restaurants located at either end of the valley. All told it is an excellent place to go for a walk.

One of my favorite places in Prague. A long canyon that connects Stodulky with Smichov. A perfect place for hikes or relaxing bike rides.

Great please to do sport, enjoy peace and relax. There are sometimes lots of people running, cycling, walking. There is pub with tasty food and good beer.

A natural reserve and a UNESCO world heritage sight as far as I know. The most beautiful place in Prague. Incredible nature and very romantic. I went for hundreds of bike rides, walks and runs here over the past many years. Bless this place.

I'm delighted to share my positive experience about the Prokopske Valley! This hidden gem truly captivated me with its lush greenery, serene walking trails, and tranquil atmosphere. The scenic beauty of the valley offers a perfect escape from the hustle and bustle of the city. Whether you're an avid nature lover, a casual walker, or someone seeking a peaceful retreat, Prokopske Valley has something for everyone. I highly recommend visiting this picturesque destination to reconnect with nature and find solace in its breathtaking landscapes.