Nové Město - Lonely Planet
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Nové Město - Lonely Planet
1 16 ©Lonely Planet Publications Pty Ltd Nové Město NORTHERN NOVÉ MĚSTO | WENCESLAS SQUARE & AROUND | ALONG THE RIVER | CHARLES SQUARE & AROUND Neighbourhood Top Five 1 Admire some of the 2 Attend a performace of city’s finest 20th-century architecture in and around Wenceslas Square (p118), from the art-nouveau extravagance of the Hotel Evropa to the sleekly functionalist Mánes Gallery (p123) and the exuberant Dancing Building (p123). 4 Discover the beautiful Dvořák’s music in the Víla Amerika by the Original art-nouveau masterpieces of Prague’s most famous artist at the Mucha Museum (p122). Music Theatre of Prague (p130). 3 Learn about a dramatic WWII assassination in the 5 Explore the magnificent arcades, such as those in Lucerna Palace (p121), and hidden gardens of Nové Město on foot (p126). 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Popular Hangouts The Bokovka (p128) wine bar is owned by a couple of Czech film directors, and is a popular meeting place for local arty types. Kávovarna (p128) is another place where locals outnumber tourists by a long way, despite being a few steps from Wenceslas Square. Getting There & Away Metro The city’s three metro lines all intersect in Nové Město, at Muzeum and Můstek stations at the eastern and western ends (respectively) of Wenceslas Square, and at Florenc station in northern Nové Město, while Karlovo náměstí station on line B serves southern Nové Město. Tram Cutting across the middle of Wenceslas Square, trams 3, 9, 14 and 24 run along Vodičkova and Jindřišská. Lines 17 and 21 run along the river embankment in the west. If you want to get away from the crowds and constant traffic of Wenceslas Square, find your way to the Franciscan Garden (p123) – an oasis of peace just a short stroll away from the urban madness. Best Places 5 to Eat Sansho (p127 ) Le Patio (p127 ) Oliva (p128) Suterén (p127 ) Kogo (p127 ) For reviews, see p125 A Best Places 6 to Drink Bokovka (p128) Pivovarský Dům (p128) Kávovarna (p128) Café Imperial (p128) Jáma (p128) For reviews, see p128 A NOVÉ MĚSTO Nové Město means ‘New Town’, although this crescentshaped district to the east and south of Staré Město was new only when it was founded by Charles IV in 1348. It extends eastwards from Revoluční and Na Příkopě to Wilsonova and the main railway line, and south from Národní třída to Vyšehrad. Most of Nové Město’s outer fortifications were demolished in 1875 – a section of wall still survives in the south, facing Vyšehrad – but the original street plan of the area has been essentially preserved, with three large market squares that once provided the district’s commercial focus: Senovážné náměstí (Hay Market Square), Wenceslas Square (Václavské náměstí; originally called Koňský trh, or Horse Market) and Charles Square (Karlovo náměstí; originally called Dobytčí trh, or Cattle Market). Though originally a medieval neighbourhood, most of the surviving buildings in this area are from the 19th and early 20th centuries, many of them among the city’s finest examples of art-nouveau, neo-Renaissance, Czech National Revival and functionalist architecture. Many blocks are honeycombed with pedestrian-only arcades – Prague’s famous pasážy (passages) – lined with shops, cafes, cinemas and theatres. Lonely Planet’s Top Tip