Neighbourhoods at a Glance - Prague and Czech Republic - page 339

match. Go to the website to see if there's a match scheduled during your visit. You
can usually snag tickets on match day at the stadium's visitor centre.
Getting There & Away
» Metro To reach Holešovice, use the Vltavská or Nádraží Holešovice stations on
line C (red). For Dejvice, use the Hradčanská or Dejvická stations on line A (green).
» Tram Lines 5, 12, 14, 15 and 17 run along Dukelských Hrdinů, the main
north-south street in Holešovice; trams 1, 8, 15, 25 and 26 run east-west on Milady
Horákové, serving both Holešovice and Bubeneč. Lines 2, 8, 20 and 26 all pass
through Vítézné náměstí in the centre of Dejvice.
Lonely Planet's Top Tip
The area of Holešovice, Bubeneč and Dejvice has two of Prague's finest pieces
of green, Letná Gardens ( CLICK HERE ) and Stromovka ( CLICK HERE ), so
once you've tired of the crowds and cobblestones, head here to walk the paths
and get some fresh air. Letná is the more accessible of the two, with beautiful
hilltop vistas over the city's 14th-century skyline. Stromovka is larger and more
remote and the perfect place to relax with a blanket and a book.
Best Places to Eat
» Da Emanuel ( CLICK HERE )
» Restaurace U Veverky ( CLICK HERE )
» Argument ( CLICK HERE )
» Sasazu ( CLICK HERE )
» Peperoncino ( CLICK HERE )
For reviews, CLICK HERE