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Bílá Hora: The Quiet Beyond...

Many pockets of Prague accommodation lie just outside the city centre, and one of the calmest would have to be Bílá Hora ("White Mountain"). While those who have chosen their Prague apartment in this area do benefit from the quiet serenity of the area, they are also still able to maintain easy access to the centre-Bílá Hora is located at the end of the line for Tram # 22, which connects to a number of Metro stations.
Bílá Hora, the site of an

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Vinohrady

Welcome to the first edition of the newest and freshest feature here on this portal — weekly online articles that will be covering Prague apartment rentals, residency issues, and other topics dealing with Prague accommodation and real estate. We’ll also be discussing and comparing the wide range of Prague neighborhoods; today we take a look at the popular Prague 2 neighborhoo

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Scenic Living and Artistic Spirits in Vyšehrad

Prague apartments are known not only for their majestic beauty with intricately designed exteriors, but for many residents the Prague apartment they rent is also situated next to castles, fortresses and towering churches. Nowhere is this truer than in the enchanting area of Vyšerad, where all these elements are present.

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Nové Město: The New Town Vibe

Those who have decided to lease a Prague apartment in the Nové Město area will of course be drawn to the action of Wenceslas Square with its trendy shops, klobasa stands and some of the best chlebíčky to be found in all of Prague. Yet Prague accomodation in the New Town means much more than simple consumerism and quick eats. With numerous tram lines, the underground metro and steady vehicl

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Malá Strana: Great Views in the Little Quarter

Prague apartments throughout the city are known for their stunning architecture, with many of the buildings elegantly constructed in the Art Nouveau style. In Malá Strana, the Little Quarter, this is as true as it is anywhere else in Prague and the intricately designed structures and bright pastel colours make strolling the cobblestone pathways a visual pleasure and also provide an exquisit settin

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Josefov: From the Ghetto to Greatness

When Rabbi Loew placed his magical tablet in the mouth of his Golem, around the turn of the 17th century, he probably didn’t expect that some 400 years later, hundreds of visitors to Prague would be coming to place tablets of their own—small pebbles—on the grave of the mystical Jewish chief rabbi of Prague. But this is just one of the many peculiar stories that give Josefov, Prague’s Jewish Quarter, its unique character. With impressive

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