Wenceslas Square

Wenceslas Square is a bustling and historic boulevard located in the New Town of Prague, Czech Republic. It is one of the city's main squares, serving as a hub for business, culture, shopping, and social gatherings. The square is lined with department stores, boutique shops, fast-food outlets, and upscale restaurants along with several major attractions like National Museum and Rokoko Palace. Cinemas, theatres, pubs, and nightclubs make Wenceslas Square a lively destination.

Named after the patron saint of Bohemia whose statue is installed in the area, the Wenceslas Square is actually a long boulevard. Established during the 14th century under the rule of Charles IV as a horse market, today the place carry the same popularity as home to the National Museum and plethora of the impressive architectures. Once served as the major hub for demonstrations that started the Velvet Revolution in 1989, even today, Wenceslas Square is a place for demonstrations and celebrations alike. Lined with the 150 years old architectural styles, the square is flocked with most fashionable stores along with rather seedy nightlife. A visit to this place offers great shopping, dining and historic experience one should not miss.