Prague’s Historic Neighbourhood

#cityplaybook When you arrive in Praha hlavní nádraží, you will see a railway station that feels like a gateway to another era. With its stunning art nouveau architecture, arched glass ceilings, and moody marble interiors, it’s more than just a transit hub—it’s your first cultural immersion. 🏛️ A Glimpse into Belle Époque Glamour Step into the historic dome hall, tucked above the modern platforms—it’s a hidden gem with vintage flair, intricate frescoes, and a dreamy café overlooking the station concourse. 🌸 Outside the Station: Markets & Moments Just a short stroll away: Jubilee Synagogue — A pastel-colored gem of Moorish architecture Jindřišská Tower — Climb for panoramic views of the old and new city Havelská Market — Prague’s oldest market, offering wooden toys, fruit, honey wine, and souvenirs Wenceslas Square — A lively boulevard of shops, history, and local life 🥐 Pro tip: Before catching your train, grab a buttery trdelník (chimney cake) or espresso from one of the boutique stalls tucked in the modern underground passage. 📍From Grandeur to Grit, All in a Few Blocks This area of Prague seamlessly blends elegant architecture, bustling markets, hidden cafés, and cultural treasures—all starting at the tracks of Praha hlavní nádraží.