Free entryDistrict Praha 4 · right bank
Nusle & Pankrác
Under the great Nusle bridge: local pubs with legendary tap lists, and the small cluster of towers Prague calls a skyline.
What it is
A valley neighbourhood spanned by the Nusle Bridge, with the Pankrác plateau and its handful of high-rises above. Unpolished, cheap and increasingly interesting.
What is here
Beer people make the trip for Zlý časy, one of the best multi-tap bars in Europe. The valley's ordinary pubs are the real Prague price level — a third less than the Old Town. Vyšehrad is a ten-minute walk downhill.
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Where to stay in Nusle & Pankrác
Live prices and availability on a map centred on this exact spot — hotels, apartments and hostels, so you can judge the walk from here rather than guess from an address.
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Frequently asked
Which district of Prague is Nusle in?
Nusle is in Praha 4, on the Old Town side, east of the Vltava. It is easy to verify from the postcode: the four digits start with 1 and the next two give the district, so any address here begins 140. That is the quickest way to find out where a listing actually is before you book it.
What is worth seeing in Nusle?
The best-known sights here are Nuselský most. The full list, with opening hours and a map, is further up this page.
Are there good beer halls in Nusle?
Yes — Zlý časy. The neighbourhood pub is an institution in Prague, and the good ones announce themselves with tank beer and tables full of locals.
Districts next door
Prague is compact and its districts run into one another — these are the closest, by walking distance from the centre of this one.