Maybe not on most 1 or 2 day itineraries for Prague, but it should be. Go here for peaceful, historic setting with none of the tourist crowds. Plenty to see and do and eat, all at a fraction of the cost compared to the castle...More

This military bastion is part historical monument, part viewing platform and part leisure park. Built on a rock outcrop that dominated the Vltava, the fortifications were extended by ramparts which increased the protection of the upstream course of the river. The walls and gatehouses have...More

Our hotel was close to this spot and that influenced out choice to go there. It is a true gem of Prague - some of our best photos are taken there in the park and basilica.

Just a short walk along the river to this lovely area of town. Great for a break from the touristy area and free to enter and explore. A nice big park area with views across Prague. Really lovely cafe in the gardens which did great...More

We decided to get away from Old Town for the day and took the Metro to visit Vysehrad. We're glad we did. It's a quiet area away from the crowds with some interesting history including the old fortifications, an interesting underground tour which included a...More

We took the very simple tram ride down to the Vysehrad stop then walked up the hill to a little chunk of heaven! Lots of locals doing yoga, meditating, couples drinking wine, a beer garden with dogs and locals. We wished we would have had...More

We decided to visit the Vysehrad Castle next to our hotel (Park Inn Prague). There are some steep stairs and it is a strenuous walk to reach the castle gardens at the top of the hill. We walked by the beautiful cemetary and then around...More

Vysherad is worth visiting because it has great historical buildings and monuments. Much less crowded than Prague Castle and the architecture and views from the castle are comparable. I enjoyed going through all the grounds and seeing everything. It is not far from Central Prague...More

Vysehrad offers an excellent window into history of Prague. Also, the views of Prague are amazing. It is walking distance from the center and it felt very peaceful. It also host a Slavin cementary, a resting place of some very famous Czech people.

My boyfriend and I were on a week holiday in Prague and we decided to get a Prague card for four days (would recommend). Included in the price of the card was entry to the Vysehrad including a tour of the casemates which was a...More