Personal transfer
Through our reservation center you may request the transfer to and from the airport with prices that range from Euro 30 to Euro 35 per trip (750-950 Kč) based on the number of passengers (from 1 to 4 and from 5 to 8). In case of transfers from the train stations (Holesovice or Hlavni Nadrazi) the cost is Euro 10 per trip.
By plane:
Prague’s airport is only 15 km from downtown. Take bus 119 (Airport Express) that will take you to Dejvicka terminus. From there, with the subway (A green line) get off (it’s the fourth stop) at Mustek station. Change with the yellow line (B) going towards Zlicin and get off at Narodni Trida. Once out of the station a very important stop with the same name as the subway station will be right in front of you, and, to your left, a small street (Ostrovni) that you will take. Turn on the first left and you will find yourselves in via Opatovicka. Atlante Residence Ai 4 Angeli is at n. 11. Welcome!
By train:
From the station of HOLESOVICE and from the station of HLAVNI NADRAZI, take the subway red line (C) and get off at Florence. Change with the yellow line (B) heading towards Zlicin and get off atNarodni Trida. Follow the directions stated under By plane.
By car:
Once you’ve arrived downtown drive along the river (Masarikovo Nabrezi street) until you reach the intersection prior to the National Theater (Narodni Divadlo). Take Myslikova street and, after 200 meters, turn on the last street to your left (Cerna); at the end of Cerna turn left and enter in Opatovicka. Atlante Residence Ai 4 Angeli is at n. 11. Welcome!
Prague has fun
Along the Moldau, discopubs and bars revive one of the most vivacious of university towns, almost all of them have free entrance, and they turn on the night with house music (Disco Arena and Fabrique) and very modern sounds. In the famous pubs (theU Flekù above all), you can taste the national specialty: beer, delicious and bubbly, served in classic beer mugs.
Location
The apartments of residence Ai Quattro Angeli are surrounded by Prague’s fascinating historic center and represent an easy access to wonderful architecture and to the nightlife of one of the most beautiful European capitals in the world.
Prague’s age-old nucleus develops along the banks of the Moldau river. The upper part of the city is dominated towards the West by the presence of the Hradcany neighborhood, center of political power and home of the wonderful castle. Inside its walls rises the striking Saint Vitus Gothic cathedral.
Going southwards, you’ll stroll amongst buildings in Mala Strana built during the end of the 18th century, admiring, beyond the river, the Old Town. It is the heart of Prague, dominated by Gothic, Baroque and Renaissance buildings; Old Town Square preserves the extraordinary Astronomical Clock Tower, the twin belltowers of the Tyn church and the splendid church of Saint Nicholas.
A short distance from your apartment in Prague, Wenceslas Square (Venceslao), filled with Parisian type boulevards, has arcades and domes of the National Museum. You’re at Nove Mesto, the hub of the city’s economic life, the area for shopping and banks. Strolling in Republic Square you will not forget theart nouveau of the town hall and the beautiful glass dome of Sala Smetana, location of prestigious concerts.
Do not forget to visit the Jewish Quarter, Josefov; its synagogues, the Jewish Cemetery and the town hall, with its counterclockwise clock, have remained intact during the course of centuries, the only case in Europe.
Charles Bridge is the symbol of Prague. Over 500 meters in length, it dates back to the XIV century and is decorated with precious Baroque statues all along the balustrades. Crossing it you get to enjoy the view of the city’s splendid architecture, flourishing Gothic, Medieval and Renaissance contours. Along its path, musicians painters and street artists create a special atmosphere whilst you draw closer to Mostecka Tower, the spectacular entrance to the Old Town.