The real Prague
Wander among about 1,900 buildings rebuilt in 3D from OpenStreetMap: a first piece of the centre, with more of the city to come.
Instant Prague BETA
Explore or race by bike, on foot or on horseback through the Old Town of Prague!
Ride through the Old Town of Prague in 3D, past the Old Town Square, the astronomical clock, the Týn church and the Charles Bridge, with every building from OpenStreetMap.
Free · no account · works on PC, tablet and phone
What there is to do
The Old Town
Stand on the Old Town Square below the astronomical clock and the Týn church, ride through the Jewish Quarter and down to the river by the Charles Bridge.
A race: Old Town
Race from the Old Town Square up the Pařížská through the Jewish Quarter to the river, past the Charles Bridge and back along the Karlova to the astronomical clock.
This is Prague
Prague is the capital of the Czech Republic and the largest city of Bohemia, built on both banks of the Vltava. Its old centre came through the wars of the 20th century almost untouched, so Gothic towers, Baroque churches and Art Nouveau façades still line the same streets, under a castle that kings, emperors and presidents have ruled from for over a thousand years.
- Charles Bridge and its statues, with Prague Castle on the hill behind it
- Old Town Square, the Týn Church and the astronomical clock that has struck the hours since 1410
- The Jewish Town, with its synagogues and old cemetery, and the city of Franz Kafka
- Czech beer, pilsner poured with a thick head, and the red trams on the cobbles
Places, elements and landmarks
Old Town SquareThe great square of the Old Town, with the Týn church, the astronomical clock and the Jan Hus memorial.
Astronomical clockMade in 1410: every hour the twelve apostles pass its little windows while Death rings his bell.
Týn ChurchThe Gothic church with two spiky 80-metre towers, behind the houses on the Old Town Square.
Charles BridgeThe stone bridge of 1357 across the Vltava, lined with thirty statues of saints.
Old Town Bridge TowerThe Gothic gate tower at the Old Town end of the Charles Bridge, one of the finest in Europe.
KlementinumThe vast Jesuit college beside the bridge, with a Baroque library hall and an astronomical tower.
JosefovPrague’s Jewish Quarter, with old synagogues and the Old Jewish Cemetery.
Old-New SynagogueBuilt around 1270, the oldest synagogue in Europe still in use.
RudolfinumThe neo-Renaissance concert hall on the Vltava, home of the Czech Philharmonic.
Ready to go?
Play Instant PragueStill in development: expect some rough edges.