The best areas to stay in Prague
| Area | Best for | Why |
|---|---|---|
| The Old Town | First visit | Near the Old Town Square and Charles Bridge. |
| Malá Strana | Atmosphere and quiet | Below the castle, with quiet cobbled streets. |
| The New Town | Shopping and getting around | Near Wenceslas Square, the shops and the metro. |
Types of stay in Prague
Historic hotels
In old buildings.
Modern hotels
In the New Town.
Serviced apartments
For families.
Tips before you book
- Prague requires a Schengen visa for Saudi travellers.
- The Old Town is made for walking, and trams cover the rest.
- Many travellers combine it with Vienna and Budapest.
Frequently asked questions
What is the best area to stay in Prague?
The Old Town for a first visit, and Malá Strana for quiet.
Do Saudis need a visa for Prague?
Yes, a Schengen visa.
How far is Vienna from Prague?
About four hours by train.
Planning your trip to the Czech Republic? Read our guide Travel to the Czech Republic from Saudi Arabia.
Last updated: October 2026. The information is for guidance only; rates and availability depend on your dates, and the binding price is the one in your booking confirmation.
