Ahoy! Hostel

Staré Město


No big signs or branding here, just an inconspicuous card by the blue door at No 10. But inside is a very pleasant, welcoming and peaceful hostel (definitely not for the pub-crawl crowd), with eager-to-please staff, some self-consciously 'arty' decoration, clean and comfortable six- or eight-bed dorms, and a couple of private twin rooms. Ideal location, too.


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Nearby Staré Město attractions

1. Lego Museum

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This museum claims to have the largest private collection of Lego models in the world, with a play area at the end where kids can build stuff from Lego…

2. Viselec (David Černý Sculpture)

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3. Bethlehem Chapel

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The Bethlehem Chapel is a national cultural monument, being the birthplace of the Hussite cause. Jan Hus preached here from 1402 to 1412, marking the…

4. Velvet Revolution Monument

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This simple monument (eight hands giving the 'V' for victory sign and the date 17.11.1989) commemorates the Velvet Revolution, which began on Národní…

5. Náprstek Museum

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Part of the National Museum, the small Náprstek Museum houses an ethnographical collection of Asian, African and American cultures, founded by Vojta…

6. Národní Třída

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Národní třída is central Prague’s ‘high street’, a stately row of midrange shops and grand public buildings, notably the National Theatre at the Vltava…

7. K (David Černý Sculpture)

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Located in the courtyard of the upmarket Quadrio shopping centre above Národní třída metro station, David Černý's giant rotating bust of Franz Kafka is…

8. Adria Palace

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Fronting the eastern end of Jungmannovo náměstí is an imitation Venetian palace known as the Adria Palace. Its distinctive, chunky architectural style,…