Prague’s Passages

Hidden in the heart of Prague is a world of passages that date back to the early 20th century, when the city was growing and merchants sought to connect streets with elegant, light-filled throughways. In the Lucerna Passage, you‘ll find the famous sculpture of an upside-down horse by David Černý - an unconventional tribute to Saint Wenceslas. All you have to do is step down from Wenceslas Square or Vodičkova Street into the U Nováků, Lucerna, or Rokoko passages. With just a few steps you’ll find yourself surrounded by cafés, theaters, and little shops.