Prague Turism - Best Western Hotel Páv

History & Heritage

Old Town Square is the most significant and oldest part of the old royal city. The dominant features of the square include Tyn Church from the 14th century and the astronomical clock from the 15th century.
- 10 minute walk
Charles Bridge was built in 1357, replacing the previous Judith Bridge, which was built in the Romanesque style in the mid-12th century.
- 8 minute walk from the hotel
Prague castle - The castle was probably founded around 880 by Prince Bořivoj of the Přemyslid family. According to the Guinness Book of World Records, Prague Castle is the largest contiguous castle complex in the world, covering an area of approximately 70,000 m2, and it is also registered as a UNESCO World Cultural and Natural Heritage site. It currently serves as the seat of the presidency of the country.
- 20 minute by tram No. 22
U Fleků (At the Spots) Brewery – The U Fleků Brewery and Restaurant is among the most popular and famous national cultural landmarks in the Czech Republic, with a history dating back to 1499.
- 1 minute walk – in the building adjoining the hotel

The National Theatre is the representation stage of the Czech Republic. It is one of the symbols of national identity and a part of the European cultural scene, carrying on the work of the country’s cultural heritage as well as providing space for free artistic creation. The National Theatre was opened on June 18, 1881.
- 3 minute walk
The State Opera – housed in the same building where Wagner’s opera Die Meistersinger von Nürnberg opened on January 5, 1888, as part of the German cultural scene in Prague. In the 19th century Prague’s German community alternated performances at the Estates Theater with a Czech company. The desire for their own theater led to negotiations in 1883 to build a new theatre for the German Theatre Association.
- 12 minute walk
Laterna magika - The history of Laterna Magica begins in 1958 when director Alfred Radok and set designer Josef Svoboda created a performance for the Czechoslovakian pavilion at the World Expo in Brussels, Belgium, called Laterna Magica. After its immense success in Brussels, the performance was moved to a theatre in Prague (the restored Adria cinema on National Boulevard), which adopted its name.
- 3 minute walk

MY MAJ – a newly refurbished seven-storey department store
- 2 minute walk
WENCESLAS SQUARE - 8 minute walk
NA PŘÍKOPECH - 9 minute walk
PALLADIUM - 12 minute walk
KOTVA - 12 minute walk