REAL Prague

Which Prague square is the largest, which street is the narrowest, which is the longest for a change, and how many districts does it intersect?

The longest street in Prague - The longest street in Prague is Strakonická. You will drive for 15.5 kilometres! It starts in Smíchov and ends at the borders of the metropolis, intersecting a total of five districts.

The largest square - Charles IV had three squares connected by streets founded in Prague's New Town. The smallest was the forage market (it called Senný trh, today Senovážné náměstí), the larger one was the horse market (Koňský trh, today Václavské náměstí). And the Great Market Square is Charles Square since 1848. With dimensions of 130 by 510 meters Karlovo náměstí, it is the largest square not only in Prague and in the whole republic, but one of the largest in Europe.

The oldest railway station - You will find the oldest railway station in Dejvice, it has been in operation since 1830.

The narrowest alley - The narrowest street in Prague is controlled by a traffic light. Although it has no name and is blind, crowds of foreign tourists flock to it. It lies between Charles and Mánes bridges.

The narrowest and widest flow of the Vltava - The Vltava is the longest Czech river. The length of the Vltava river in the territory of Prague is almost 31 kilometres,It flows into Prague from the south through the territory of Zbraslav and leaves it in the north through the territory of Suchdol. The narrowest point of the Vltava in Prague is the Modřanská Strait, where it is 40 meters wide and the widest is the Šítkov Dam: 330 meters.

The deepest metro station - The deepest metro station in Prague is Náměstí Míru with 53 meters.

The smallest house - In Anežská Street, equipped with a sign, stands the smallest house in the metropolis. It is 2.25 meters wide and previously served as a brothel. It was founded in 1853.

Photographer: Daria Kudryavtseva

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FUN FACTS ABOUT PRAGUE

1. YOU CAN GO TO A BEER SPA
2. THE BIZARRE LEGEND BEHIND PRAGUE’S ASTRONOMICAL CLOCK TOWER
3. PORK KNUCKLE IS ACTUALLY DELICIOUS
4. PRAGUE IS HOME TO THE WORLD’S SECOND UGLIEST BUILDING
5. IT’S ALSO HOME TO CENTRAL EUROPE’S BIGGEST CLUB...
6. AND THE LARGEST CASTLE IN THE WORLD
7. THE CITY’S BEST VIEWS ARE FROM PETRIN TOWER
8. THE FAMOUS CHARLES BRIDGE IS ACTUALLY HAUNTED BY GHOSTS, AND LOTS OF THEM
9. THE NARROWEST STREET IN PRAGUE IS BARELY 50CM WIDE
10. THE MAN HANGING OUT IS JUST A SCULPTURE
11. THERE'S AN URBAN WOODLAND JUST A SHORT JOURNEY OUT OF THE CITY

Photographer: Daria Kudryavtseva
Source: https://www.st-christophers.co.uk/travel-blog/cool-facts-you-probably-didnt-know-about-prague