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Everything for your stay
Practical information, contacts and tried-and-tested local tips — all in one place.
Before you arrive
Wi-Fi
Arrival & departure
Luggage storage
Please note that we do not have our own luggage storage. Just a 4-minute walk away, however, you will find Luggage Storage Prague, Václavské nám. 785/28, 110 00 Nové Město.
How to get to us
Parking
Parking in the centre is limited. We recommend booking a space in advance, especially during the busier months. Options near the house:
- Mr. Parkit — Vladislavova approx. 5 min on foot
- Mr. Parkit — Karlovo náměstí approx. 7 min on foot
- Parking Centrum approx. 10 min on foot
You can also park on the street for a fee via the EasyPark app.
By plane
Flying in? Take trolleybus 59 to Nádraží Veleslavín and then the metro (line A) to Můstek. We are also happy to arrange a comfortable transfer straight from the airport or the train station — just contact us in advance.
By train
Arriving by train? It is a pleasant 10-minute walk from the station to us, right across Wenceslas Square. You can also take a tram (Václavské náměstí stop) or the metro — Můstek station (lines A and B) is 2 minutes from the house.
Amenities
- Fast Wi-Fi throughout the house
- Private bathroom with shower
- Towels and bed linen included
- Welcome coffee and tea
- Smart TV
Good to know
- Self check-in 24/7 via code lock
- Historic house dating from 1888
- Reception reachable by phone around the clock
- 194 steps from Old Town Square
- Můstek metro 2 minutes on foot
- Convenience store and pharmacy on the next street
Message
Youngmann House stands where Prague comes alive. We believe the place you stay shapes how you experience the city — which is why we put you right in its heart. A few steps from Wenceslas Square, surrounded by history, culture and the very best the city has to offer. Everything within reach.
The Youngmann House team
Your hosts
What to do nearby
Everything within walking distance of the house. Filter by mood — tap a tile to open the map.
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Caffe Milani
An Italian café with carefully roasted coffee and homemade desserts.
Tretter's Brasserie
An elegant all-day brasserie from the team behind a legendary cocktail bar.
Café Slavia
A functionalist café opposite the National Theatre with views of the Vltava.
Café Louvre
A historic café from 1902 — Einstein and Čapek both used to come here.
Národní kavárna
A classic café on Národní třída — coffee, breakfast and lunch.
Café Platýz
A café in the quiet courtyard of Platýz, Prague’s oldest arcade.
Venue Café Bistro
A modern bistro serving breakfast, brunch and speciality coffee.
Café Truhlárna
A cosy café full of nooks and homemade treats.
IPPA Café
A small speciality café for lovers of quality coffee.
BJ U Kitchen
Modern Asian cuisine and poke bowls a short walk from the house.
Starbucks Jungmannovo
The well-known coffee chain right on Jungmann Square.
420 Restaurant
A modern restaurant serving international and Czech cuisine.
L'Osteria Národní
Italian pizza and pasta in a lively setting — famous for its giant pizzas.
La Piccola Perla
A family-run Italian trattoria with homemade pasta.
Kantýna
A butcher’s bistro by Ambiente — steaks, beef tartare and schnitzels.
Špejle Jungmannova
A restaurant serving Czech and international dishes on skewers.
Palác Adria
A striking 1920s Rondocubist building with an arcade and a theatre below ground.
Kubistická lampa
The only Cubist street lamp in the world (1913) — just a few steps from the house.
Kostel Panny Marie Sněžné
A Gothic church with the tallest chancel in Prague, tucked away just off the square.
U Pinkasů
Prague’s first pub — pouring Pilsner since 1843, just around the corner from the house.
U Zlatého tygra
Bohumil Hrabal’s legendary Old Town pub with carefully tapped Pilsner.
U Zlatého slona
A traditional pub by the Havelský market — tank Pilsner and a terrace under the arcade.
Lokál Dlouhá
Ambiente’s longest Lokál — tank Pilsner Urquell and honest Czech cooking.
Václavské náměstí
A bustling boulevard lined with shops and crowned by the statue of St Wenceslas — the heart of modern Prague.
Staroměstské náměstí
The historic heart of Prague, with the astronomical clock and the Týn Church.
Karlův most
Prague’s most famous bridge — at its loveliest at dawn, before the crowds.
Josefov
The Jewish Quarter, with its synagogues and the Old Jewish Cemetery.
Pražský hrad
The largest castle complex in the world, home to St Vitus Cathedral.
Národní divadlo
A Neo-Renaissance symbol of Czech culture on the bank of the Vltava.
Františkánská zahrada
A quiet garden hidden between the houses — an oasis of calm in the middle of the centre.
Petřín
A green hill with a lookout tower and views over Prague — a funicular takes you to the top.
Vyšehrad
A legendary fortress above the Vltava, with a basilica and a cemetery of the famous.
If you need anything
Pharmacies
- AVE Pharmacy — Můstek
Jungmannovo náměstí 3 Praha 1
- Adam's Pharmacy
Václavské náměstí 775/8 Praha 1
- Vodičkova Pharmacy
Vodičkova 1935/38 Praha 1
- Na Františku 24/7 Pharmacy
Na Františku 847/8 Praha 1
Open 24 hours a day. Outside regular hours, ring the bell at the entrance.
Medical help
- Na Františku Hospital
Na Františku 847/8 Praha 1
The emergency department is open 24 hours a day; in life-threatening situations call 155 or 112.
- Na Františku Emergency Dentist
Na Františku 847/8 Praha 1
Weekdays 17:00–22:00; weekends and holidays 10:00–22:00. The last patient is admitted 30 minutes before closing.
- VFN — Internal Medicine Admissions
U Nemocnice 504/1 Praha 2, pavilon B
Open around the clock for acute internal-medicine problems.
Police
- Czech Police — Můstek Station
Jungmannovo náměstí 771/9 Praha 1
Open 24 hours a day.
ATMs
- Česká spořitelna — Můstek ATM
Na Můstku 378/12 Praha 1
Open 24 hours a day.
- UniCredit Bank — Havelská ATM
Havelská 19 Praha 1
Open 24 hours a day.
- Komerční banka — Spálená ATM
Spálená 51 Praha 1
Open 24 hours a day.