The best neighborhood in Prague? I'll take you there!

Let's get out of the tourist center of Prague and experience on of the best neighborhoods — Vinohrady!

[cassandraberger]

🙋🏻‍♀️Ahoj! I just got back from a wonderful 8 days in Czechia! My husband was competing on the USA team at The World Masters Championships ball hockey at the rink in Nove Straseci & Kladno. We used the public transportation when not traveling on the team bus. I used the subway & bus system myself from our hotel by the airport to see the Prague Castle & it was very safe & easy! I can’t wait to come back! I am in love with all the beauty from the city of Prague to the country side. I absolutely loved this trip ! And so many very good outdoor cafes!❤️ September is perfect weather for visiting!
Nashledanou!
New Jersey, USA👋

[katielouise]

Hi everyone, Jen's videos were a huge help to me when I first moved to Prague.
I'm starting to make some videos about my life in Prague. My video showing you a rainy day in Prague was posted yesterday. My videos won't be advice style, more like just showing you bits of Prague from my day. I hope you'll consider watching. Have a great day xxx

[tomasvalach]

Super video! Pokaždé, když jsem v Praze, tak jsem v hotelu poblíž kruháče v 2:50. Díky za tipy na nová místa, kam se jít příště podívat! Zdravím z Kroměříže <3

[MrOrgtr]

God, I wish you have released this video before my last visit to Prague in the summer. I was looking for these kind of places. I still had a good time. I will try to find you there when I move to Prague.

[petervanicek]

Although I have been to Prague many times, I spent some time exploring areas of Prague I didn’t know that well like Vinohrady, Vršovice, Žižkov and Karlín this last August. My father lived in Vinohrady after the war and I loved exploring his old neighborhood and especially Riegrovy Sady and Grébovka. Thanks for a great video Jen~ I look forward to every one.

[stanleyyyyyyyyyyy]

Again a beautiful video. And a reminder that I should visit Prague again ;) we used to go there quite often with my wife, but as our kid was born and the covid started, well.. There was no time. Greetings from Slovakia!

[miguelangelsandoval]

I loved this video.💕
More videos like this one please 🙏

[jigilous]

It’s good to see you still making content after all your years on Full House.

[elanorfeanma]

Vinohrady has been actually the most hipster part of Prague, but they are slowly moving to Holešovice. There are lots of other great neighborhood in Prague, such as Břevnov, Dejvice or Smíchov. But I agree that Vinohrady is the best place to start with ❤.

[jakubtruschka]

Thank you for this video! It brought back so many memories from when we lived in the area. Vinohrady is indeed one of the best neighborhoods. But if you go a bit further from the the city center, you'll end up in Vršovice. I can only recommend you to visit that part of the city.

[abirwait]

Very interesting. You surprised me, in Vinohrady I never got past Italská, where my relatives lived 🙂

[MrScott]

Jedno upřesnění: Vinobraní není oslava vína jako taková, je to oslava skončení sběru vinné révy. Stejně tak jsou dožínky (Ukončení sklizně obilí) a dočesná (Ukončení sběru chmele).

Very nice shot outdoor video! What a change from home videos!!! Excellent camera work, Honza!

[mariondeland]

Hi Jen/Honza! We're back for our 10th (I think) stay in Prague, and we've been in the same places you have in the past few days. Loved the street fair on Americke (sp?), got rained on in Altan - love that place - and got downpoured in Korunni. Would love to talk to you in person - I'm writing a novel series set in Prague, featuring an American ex-pat who can bring legends to life. Don't you wish? Anyway, love your videos, especially the Prague neighborhoods, Brilliant.

[padellina]

You picked the right neighborhood for this vid & your stay in Prague: The right amount of tourists (practically none), beautiful streets (and mostly calm), and quite a few parks. For me as a Prague citizen, Vinohrady would also be my choice #1 for living. But can’t afford it. Still, streets and parks are for everybody and they are free, so we can always just go there, walk there, and enjoy the late 19th century buildings and lots of trees. Also cafés and restaurants (although those are not free :)

[kristynazakova]

Amazing video as always! Would love to see other videos of other Prague places and of course outside of the main city :)

[jakubholic]

Great, I haven't known many of these things myself. I used to go to Grebovka on bike, when I was young and that place with fountain used to be former animal pavilon with artificial rocks - at that time not used, so it was just full of garbage and needles etc... Altan above Wineyard was burned out torso that was out of the reach for anyone. It is nice to see, how much this city has changed in relatively short time. And I must admit, your "R" is perfect already and your "Ř" is practicaly there too. Foreigners must think, that our language has been invented just to make fun of them. Even Slovaks have often trouble with our "Ř". Thank you for great Video

[mareksamberger]

Opět super video.Kromě Grébovky jsem byl všude a mám ta místa moc rád.

[uzivatel]

Now this is some serious professional video right there!

[jaroslavmencl]

I like the perfect Burčák pronounciation! :)