Sokolská street with a row of Art Nouveau houses, the pink facade of Hotel Residence Select in the middle

Prague 2 - Nové Město / Vinohrady

Around the hotel

You stay at I. P. Pavlova, one of the best-connected spots in Prague. The centre is a walk away, and the Castle, Vyšehrad and the main railway station are a metro or tram ride away with no change.

Where you stay

Between Nové Město and Vinohrady

The hotel stands on Sokolská street, a few steps from I. P. Pavlova square. It is an interchange for metro line C and five tram lines, so you can reach most places in Prague without changing, or with one change at most.

To the north lies the historic centre: Wenceslas Square, the National Museum and the State Opera are within ten minutes on foot. To the east begin Vinohrady, with its parks, cafés and turn-of-the-century apartment houses. To the south, Nusle Bridge leads to the Prague Congress Centre and Vyšehrad.

250 m

to I. P. Pavlova metro station, line C

10 min

on foot to Wenceslas Square and the National Museum

1 stop

by metro to the Prague Congress Centre

2 stops

by metro to the main railway station

Getting around

How long to get there

Times from the hotel, on foot and by public transport. The metro and trams stop at I. P. Pavlova, 250 m from the hotel.

DestinationOn footBy metro or tram
Wenceslas Square, National Museum10 minmetro C, 1 stop (Muzeum)
State Opera10 minmetro C, 1 stop (Muzeum)
Náměstí Míru, Vinohrady10 minby tram, 1 stop
Charles Square10 minby tram, 2 stops
Main railway station15 minmetro C, 2 stops
Prague Congress Centre20 min via Nusle Bridgemetro C, 1 stop (Vyšehrad)
National Theatre20 mintram 22, no change
Vyšehrad25 minmetro C to Vyšehrad station, then 15 min on foot
Old Town Square25 minmetro C and A, change at Muzeum
Charles Bridge30 mintram 22 to National Theatre, then 10 min on foot
Prague Castle50 mintram 22, no change, Pražský hrad stop

Walking times are approximate. You can buy tickets from machines at the metro station or in the PID Lítačka app.

01

Sights within reach

Prague's main sights are on foot or just a few stops away.

  • 10 min on foot

    Wenceslas Square and the National Museum

    The top end of the square with the National Museum building and the statue of St Wenceslas. From here the boulevard runs down to Můstek and the Old Town.

  • 10 min on foot

    State Opera

    A neo-Renaissance theatre next to the National Museum, with opera and ballet. After the performance you are back at the hotel in ten minutes.

  • 10 min on foot

    Vila Amerika

    A Baroque summer palace by Kilián Ignác Dientzenhofer on Ke Karlovu street, home to the Antonín Dvořák Museum.

  • 1 metro stop + 15 min on foot

    Vyšehrad

    A hilltop fortress above the Vltava with the Basilica of St Peter and St Paul, Vyšehrad Cemetery and Slavín, and views of the river and the Castle from the ramparts.

  • 25-30 min on foot

    Old Town Square and Charles Bridge

    The Astronomical Clock, the Týn Church and Prague's oldest bridge. Walk via Wenceslas Square and Můstek, or take the metro and change at Muzeum.

  • tram 22, no change

    Prague Castle

    Tram 22 runs from I. P. Pavlova via the National Theatre and Malá Strana all the way to the Castle. It is also one of the most scenic rides in the city.

02

Parks and viewpoints

Vinohrady is a green district. You do not have to go far for a stroll or a morning run.

  • 20 min on foot

    Riegrovy sady (Rieger Gardens)

    A hillside park with one of the finest views of Prague Castle and a large beer garden in summer.

  • 20 min on foot

    Havlíčkovy sady (Grébovka)

    A romantic park with a vineyard, a grotto and a vineyard gazebo, where wine from the local vineyard is served in season.

  • 1 metro stop + 15 min on foot

    Vyšehrad ramparts

    A walk along the ramparts above the Vltava, loveliest at dusk when the sun sets behind Hradčany.

  • 10 min on foot

    Charles Square

    One of the largest squares in Prague, with a park of trees and benches in the middle and the New Town Hall at its northern end.

03

Vinohrady: cafés, markets and theatre

A district where Praguers really live. In the evening you will find restaurants and wine bars without tourist prices.

  • 10 min on foot

    Náměstí Míru

    The heart of Vinohrady, with the neo-Gothic Church of St Ludmila and the Vinohrady Theatre. Markets are held here at Advent and Easter.

  • around the hotel

    Cafés and restaurants

    The streets between I. P. Pavlova, Náměstí Míru and Vinohradská avenue are full of cafés, bistros, wine bars and restaurants serving Czech and international cuisine.

  • metro A, 1 stop from Náměstí Míru

    Farmers' market at Jiřího z Poděbrad

    A market of local food below the Church of the Most Sacred Heart of Our Lord by Josip Plečnik. A good source for breakfast or dinner in your room.

04

Business trips and congresses

Meetings, conferences or the hospital are all close by.

  • 1 metro stop

    Prague Congress Centre

    From I. P. Pavlova it is one stop on metro line C to Vyšehrad station, which exits right by the Congress Centre. On foot over Nusle Bridge it takes about 20 minutes.

  • 10 min on foot

    General University Hospital

    The hospital campus and the First Faculty of Medicine of Charles University, near Charles Square. Convenient for accompanying patients and for medical placements.

  • 10 min on foot

    Offices in the centre

    Wenceslas Square and the area around the Museum are on foot, Pankrác and Karlín by metro with no change or one change.

  • in the hotel

    Conference room in the hotel

    For smaller meetings or training sessions you can use our conference room. Please arrange it with the reception in advance.

05

Shopping for your kitchenette

Every room has its own kitchenette, so it pays to know where to shop.

  • a few minutes on foot

    Supermarkets and convenience stores

    Around I. P. Pavlova square and at Náměstí Míru there are supermarkets and convenience stores with longer opening hours. The reception will gladly point you to the nearest one.

  • around the hotel

    Bakeries and delis

    You can buy fresh bread and pastries for breakfast at bakeries and delis all over Vinohrady.

  • metro A, 1 stop from Náměstí Míru

    Farmers' markets

    Fruit, vegetables, cheese and baked goods from local producers on Jiřího z Poděbrad square.

Address

Sokolská 34, Prague 2

Our reception is open 24 hours a day. We are happy to give you directions, recommend a restaurant or arrange an airport transfer.