Hotel At The Three Storks
Boutique Hotel, Avantgarde Superior Hotel in Prague > Czech Republic
Rates from 89 EUR (121 USD) :
Location :
Hotel At The Three Storks in Prague is located in the tranquil area of Lesser Town, just down from the magical Prague Castle and within a short distance to all of the sightseeing, restaurants and cafes.
Address :
Hotel At The Three Storks - Tomášská 20/16, Prague
Landmarks and Attractions :
Prague Castle: 800 metersMalostranské namesti, Nerudova street
Charles Bridge: 600 metersMalostranské namesti, Mostecka street
Petrin View Tower: 3 kmFrom Malostranské namesti by tram 22, 23, 12, 20 with direction to Ujezd station.
Church of St Nicholas : 500 metersMalostranské namesti
Palatial Gardens below the Prague Castle : 250 meters
Municipal House: 4 kmFrom Malostranské namesti by tram 22, 23 to Metro station Malostranská. By metro to station Mustek.
Old Town Square: 3 kmFrom Malostranské namesti by tram 22, 23 to Metro station Malostranská. By metro to station Staromestska.
Powder Tower: 4 kmFrom Malostranské namesti by tram 22, 23 to Metro station Malostranská. By metro to station Mustek.
Maisel Synagogue - Jewish Museum : 3 kmFrom Malostranské namesti by tram 22, 23 to Metro station Malostranská. By metro to station Staromestska.
Old Jewish Cemetery - Jewish Museum : 3 kmFrom Malostranské namesti by tram 22, 23 to Metro station Malostranská. By metro to station Staromestska.
National Theatre: 3 kmFrom Malostranské namesti by tram 22, 23 to station Národni divadlo.
Vysehrad: 8 kmFrom Malostranské namesti by tram 22, 23 to station Národni divadlo. Tram number 17 to station Vyton.
Airports and Public Transportation :
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| Hlavni nadrazi: | Type: TRAIN |
| Nadrazi Holesovice: | Type: TRAIN |
Bookmark :
Prague, Czech Republic
With some six hundred years of architecture virtually untouched by natural disaster or war, few other cities, anywhere in Europe, look as good. Straddling the winding River Vltava, with a steep wooded hill to one side, the city retains much of its medieval layout and the street facades maintain a rich mantle of Baroque, Rococo and Art Nouveau. Since the 1990s, Prague is one of the most popular city break destinations in Europe.
