Living in Prague
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Prague
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Prague
Photo credit: Jeffrey Stockbridge -
Prague
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Prague
Photo credit: Jeffrey Stockbridge -
Prague
Photo credit: Jeffrey Stockbridge -
Prague
Photo credit: Jeffrey Stockbridge -
Prague
Photo credit: Jeffrey Stockbridge -
Prague
Photo credit: Jeffrey Stockbridge -
Prague
Photo credit: Jeffrey Stockbridge -
Prague
Photo credit: Jeffrey Stockbridge -
Prague
Photo credit: Jeffrey Stockbridge -
Prague
Photo credit: Jeffrey Stockbridge -
Prague
Photo credit: Jeffrey Stockbridge -
Prague
Photo credit: Jeffrey Stockbridge -
Prague
Photo credit: Jeffrey Stockbridge -
Prague
Photo credit: Jeffrey Stockbridge -
Prague
Photo credit: Jeffrey Stockbridge -
Prague
Photo credit: Jeffrey Stockbridge -
Prague
Photo credit: Jeffrey Stockbridge -
Prague
Photo credit: Jeffrey Stockbridge -
Prague
Photo credit: Jeffrey Stockbridge -
Prague
Photo credit: Jeffrey Stockbridge -
Prague
Photo credit: Jeffrey Stockbridge -
Prague
Photo credit: Jeffrey Stockbridge -
Prague
Photo credit: Jeffrey Stockbridge -
Prague
Photo credit: Jeffrey Stockbridge -
Prague
Photo credit: Jeffrey Stockbridge -
Prague
Photo credit: Jeffrey Stockbridge -
Prague
Photo credit: Jeffrey Stockbridge -
Prague
Photo credit: Jeffrey Stockbridge -
Prague
Photo credit: Jeffrey Stockbridge -
Prague
Photo credit: Jeffrey Stockbridge -
Prague
Photo credit: Jeffrey Stockbridge -
Prague
Photo credit: Jeffrey Stockbridge -
Prague
Photo credit: Jeffrey Stockbridge -
Prague
Photo credit: Jeffrey Stockbridge -
Prague
Photo credit: Jeffrey Stockbridge -
Prague
Photo credit: Jeffrey Stockbridge -
Prague
Photo credit: Jeffrey Stockbridge
One of the most beautiful cities in Europe, Prague has a rich intellectual tradition. Its relatively small size, safe city streets, infinite array of cultural events, great public transportation, sense of mystery and quiet green spaces make people fall in love with this city of 100 spires.
Students are enchanted by the gorgeous views of Prague, the magical Charles Bridge, the quirky, hidden corners of the city. The city's beauty extends beyond the toursity center, and during the semester students have time to discover it. Read about their reflections
Find out more about the practicalities of living in Prague here.
What to do when you first arrive
Take a Walk Around Your New Neighborhood
Find out what's available in the areas around the dorms!
Staff Favorites
The NYU Prague staff has put together a list of places they love in Prague for you to explore!
Be Sure to Check in With Your Parents
This seems obvious, but for some reason people forget. Just do it.