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- One of the most famous Prague's squares in the centre of the city. In the south part is walking area,nord part is crowded by tourists and cars.All over are cafes, restaurants,hotels, shops and others.
- ℳ𝒶𝓎♍April 8, 2015A touristic hole with many pubs & cafés. Not a square but a boulevard, this is where Alexander Dubček and Vaclav Havel declared independence from Russia. It also grounds the monument of King Wencelas
- Fluying ✅November 25, 2016The modern downtown of Prague is all around this square. From WW1 ending celebrations, to uprising against nazis and communists happened here.Upvoted Dec 28, 2023
- Israel LaraJuly 17, 2018A great place to hang out, however and what kept me going there on a daily basis, were the food carts, specially for a hangover, they are super cheap. Oh, metro lines get here so it's an easy stopUpvoted Dec 31, 2023
- Great architecture and a lot of history if you know what you're looking for. Watch out for people walking on the wrong side of the street though, pedestrian traffic is always weaving here
- The best place to stay in Prage. Active , many choices of restaurants and cafes. Everything near . It is a tourism point . You ll like everything about Prage , fantastic city
- AlAnoud A AlGhunaimAugust 26, 2018The most vibrant square in Prague! Loads of shops and cafes, stays up and going late.. usually crowded but so fun♥️
- Muffin ManSeptember 16, 2017the most mainstream place in Prague with loads of overpriced overwhelmed by tourists and pseudo-hipsters spots
- Jay KitOctober 6, 2018U dun just walk straight to n from along Wenceslas square, u hv to go into d side roads n lane to see more interesting things n unique architecture buildings!
- Hanan MalFebruary 28, 2019Definitely a place to visit and take pictures of only once during your trip! Loads of shops but it isn’t a place to eat! Too touristy!
- Chloe BecquetSeptember 11, 2015Beautiful place! One end has the museum & the other is the start of old town & shopping strip, so very crowded w/ tourists & shoppers. Very different scene at night but still safe to walk around
- Luca P.August 3, 2013This very long boulevard serves as connection between the new town and the old town. A little chaotic, but you can't miss a look the many cafés, commercial passages and restaurants along both sides.
- Don't exchange money in Wenceslas Square, they are all thieves. There's one exception, the exchange point near Sephora with the blue color, not western union !! They speak Arabic also
- Andrey IvashurovNovember 1, 2014Have some klobasa (sausage) in a kiosk, don't ever get to the McDonald's, the best fast food is on the street, these are really delicious.
- hussein sOctober 26, 2019One of the main city squares and the centre of the business and cultural communities in the New Town. Many historical events occurred there
- Luis GCNovember 4, 2014Very lively square, with huge hotels, restaurants and shops. Unfortunately, with a lot of cars also
- One of the biggest squares in Europe. Two metro stations. You could travel from one side to another by metro
- Awesome archirecture and atmosphere. Sometimes very crowded by tourists.
- Otel.comFebruary 9, 2012Aside from being a great venue for shopping and dining, this square has also served as venues to many historical events. The National Museum and the Prague State Opera are also very near.
- JD The DuxJuly 18, 2015It is a nust to visit, when you're in Prague. Absolutely.... Be prepared for a huge number of visitors, anytime, everyday
- Povilas GalčiusNovember 9, 2015Many benches to sit and very nice buildings surrounding the square. Perfect place for tourists to relax.
- urban nomadOctober 12, 2015Dont forget to buy the gran morava cheese from their factory outlet. They also have some fresh dairy products.
- Kwstas® Rap⚠January 23, 2017So pretty! Visit and take photos with the good King.. Nice market around the square with coffee and food stores!
- Naz CostanteOctober 5, 2015very large street with shops, cafes and restaurants. and you can see the national museum through👌🏼
- You can spend the whole day here, exploring hidden passageways and admiring their architecture.
- RashadMay 14, 2018The gathering place where you can many people and experience events that take place at this square
- Erh@nAugust 15, 2014try the fast food tents in the evening. take a pint of beer and walk along the wide square
- In Your PocketJune 11, 2013Rows of shops, hotels (note the Art Nouveau glory of Hotel Europa) and nightclubs flank the pavements, and by night it can get a bit sleasy. Read more
- Radovan RybovicMarch 29, 2019This place is like living being. Always moving, screaming, simply living.
- True "heart of Prague", very crowdy, avoid in night hours if possible.
- The most important Prague`s square. It`s also one of the most prestigious addresses in Prague.
- Aleks 777September 15, 2014On Wenceslas Square, a lot of souvenirs and all night life here is in full swing)))
- Seediest area of Prague, realm of ladies of the night and home of New Yorker, National Museum and statue of legendary King of old
- Simon .January 17, 2015Sausage stalls and shops each side. Top left of square is a Starbucks if you need it
- Já KupkaJanuary 22, 2015Not much historical, but more commercial square. National Museum and statute of St. Wenceslas dominates on the upper side of square. Many shops are on left and right sides. Two Mcdonald's and one KFC.
- Caner TascıApril 28, 2014Great view on the nights . With all kind of restaurants , bars and few little shops.
- CasSeptember 12, 2016So much history can be found here but the overload of tourists makes you forget about it.
- Take a sightseeing tour with cheezz.me guide-photographer to see the city and get amazing photos of you and Prague!
- Hop Hey LalaleyJanuary 6, 2016Doesn't feel like a heart of the city. A lot of shops, people and trams.
- appricooAugust 28, 2014Nice but touristic area! Come here around Christmas for the nice Xmas market.
- Good place to hear Russian, Spanish and Portugese language :)
- Wenceslas Square is dominated by shops, restos, & cafés. SE end: Wenceslas statue, memorials to the victims of communism, the National Museum, & Metro station Muzeum. NW and more open end: shopping.