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For transport to the historic center of the metropolis, participants in group tours usually use their own bus. For these buses, public parking spaces are reserved at the edge of their own historic center. In the city center you can also use car parks for individual transport by your own personal vehicles. Staff at the hotel reception will be happy to arrange a taxi. Guests choosing to use public transport can then choose from several options:

• a) the fastest option - the city bus line No. 139 or No. 205 from the hotel to the Kačerov station with a subsequent transfer to the metro C. Exit station The museum of this metro line will take you to Wenceslas Square. The bus line leads through a new urban area.
• b) Combined variant - the city bus line 253 from the hotel to the station Smíchovské nádraží with the possibility of choosing a transfer to metro B or to a surface tram. Metro B will take you to Karlovo náměstí. The tram combines the new urban economic and business center in Smichov with the historic center of the city.
• c) variant of sightseeing - the line of the city bus No. 205 from the hotel to the historical part of Modřany, followed by a change to the surface tram in Modřany railway station. The ride runs along the right bank of the Vltava river to the city center, and there are significant historical and cultural sights and attractions in its route.

More detailed transport information from the DUM Hotel to the city center can be found in the information leaflet on our website and in the printed form at the reception of the hotel during your stay.

Sport and relaxation center - 10 min

(> bus stop No. 253 /> station of Labe bus No. 150)
Target: Black Horse

Modern campus with massage center and golf course with the possibility to rent golf equipment. A relaxing pedestrian zone runs along the Vltava River from Charles Square to Zbraslav. Trail suitable for hiking and cycling or in-line skating, which can be rented in the fitness center area.

Modřanská rokle - 15 min bus / 30 min free walk

(> Labe bus stop No. 139)
Target: Modřany Poliklinika

Modřanská gorge is located south of the hotel and is formed by the valley of two streams. This area was popular with the Praguers in the 19th century, and today it is a favorite relaxation zone. In 1988 it was declared a protected area. Today, it occupies an area of ​​125 hectares, and you can learn about the nature of the Modřanská ravine on the educational boards.

Kunratický les - 20 min

(> bus stop No. Elbe Bus No. 205 - Kačerov bus No. 193)
Target: Microbiological Institute

Natural forest park with many pedestrian and cycling routes. You will find pleasant seating in the small pubs and in the southern part of the forest the ruins of a Gothic castle - Nový Hrádek.

Go Yellow Baths and Swimming Pool Podolí - 15 min

(> Labe Bus No. 205 - Modřany Tram No. 17 and 3)
Target: Dvorce

In the entertainment area of ​​GO Yellow Spa you can find various sports facilities such as beach volleyball, sand football, pétanque, climbing wall, badminton, table tennis, boat rental and pedal boats etc. In close proximity is Podoli swimming pool, the largest water entertainment center in Prague . Here is, among other things, a 50 m long indoor pool, 2 outdoor pools, a children's paddling pool, a water slide, a steam bath, a sauna, a solarium, a rehabilitation center and a restaurant.

Vyšehrad - 25 min

(> Labe Bus No. 205 - Modřany Tram No. 17 and 3)
view: Výtoň + 10min walk uphill
better accessible from the metro station "C" Vysehrad

Originally a wooden castle, surrounded by many legends, was the seat of the first Czech king Wratislav. After the conquest of the Hussite, all the buildings were destroyed except for the temple and the Romanesque rotunda of St. Martina.

At the time of the French occupation, casemates were built in the valley of the fortress, underground masonry corridors with springs. Today there are original sculptures from the Charles Bridge.

Dancing House - 30 min

(> bus stop No. Labe bus No. 205 - Modřany tram No. 17)
courtyard: Jiráskovo náměstí

The building won the category of design of the year 1996. It is a representative of deconstructive architecture consisting mainly of reinforced concrete structure. Name? A dancing house? gained thanks to its towers, reminiscent of the characters of dancers Ginger Rogers and Fred Astar. The dancer is a stone tower, a partner to the glass tower.

National Theater - 30 min

(> bus stop No. Labe bus No. 205 - Modřany tram No. 17)
destination: National Theater

The Neo-Renaissance building was begun in 1868, the stones from the monuments of Bohemia and Moravia were laid in the foundations. It was built from funds obtained by national collections. After the fire was reopened on 18 November 1883.

Cruise liners 20 min

(> Labe Bus No. 205 - Modřany Tram No. 17 and 3)
zast .: Výtoň or Palackého nám.

In front of Palacky Bridge there is a quay for cruise liners, offering various sightseeing (cruise and line) cruises, with a variety of cultural programs.

Charles Bridge - 35 min

(> bus stop No. Labe bus No. 205 - Modřany tram No. 17)
Target: Karlovy Lazne

The Charles Bridge linking the Old Town with the Lesser Quarter was built by Charles IV. and the building was managed by P. Parler (architect of St. Vitus Cathedral at the Prague Castle). The bridge was completed at the beginning of the 15th century. Above the first Old Town Pillar, Parler built the Old Town Bridge Tower, considered to be the most beautiful gate of Gothic Europe. A set of thirty predominantly Baroque sculptures and sculptures are decorated with a 520-meter long bridge.

Petrin - 40 min

(> bus stop No. Labe bus No. 205 - Modřany tram No. 17)
Target: National Theater + 10 walks across the Legion Bridge

The largest park area in the center of Prague. At the top is the Petřín lookout tower, 60 m high, built as a free copy of the Paris Eiffel Tower (a 53m glass-covered viewing gallery offers a beautiful view of the surrounding area). Nearby there is a beautiful pink garden, a planetarium and a mirror maze, an attraction especially appreciated by children.

Prague Castle - 40/50 min

(> bus stop No. Labe bus No. 205 - Modřany tram No. 17)
Target: Staroměstská + 30 min free walk

The vast complex of castle palaces and church buildings was established in the 9th century. The extensive reconstruction of the whole area was carried out by Charles IV, another great change was brought by the Renaissance and the government of Rudolph II, which transferred its headquarters from Vienna to Prague, thus raising the city to European level. For example, a new palace wing on the northern side (Spanish Hall, Rudolf's Gallery). After the end of World War I and the establishment of independent Czechoslovakia, the Castle became the seat of the President of the Republic. Part of the castle complex is the St. Gothic cathedral. Vitos, the dominant of the Prague Castle, which houses the Czech coronation jewels, the Daliborka Tower and the touristy attractive "Golden Lane", consisting of small houses with a colorful facade, originally inhabited by goldsmiths.

St. Nicholas - 45 min

(> bus stop No. Labe bus No. 205 - Modřany tram No. 17)
Target stop: Karlovy lázně + approx. 15 min free walk

In the middle of the Lesser Town square stands the beautiful Baroque architecture of the St. Nicholas. This building is considered one of the most valuable buildings of the High Baroque north of the Alps. The two tower towers (the bell tower and the dome with a turret) are 79 meters high and are a significant part of Prague's panorama.

Old Town Square - 35 min

(> bus stop No. Labe bus No. 205 - Modřany tram No. 17)
Target: Staroměstská + 5 min free walk

Historic square with the original Gothic town hall. On its tower was built an astronomical clock in 1410? moving astrological clocks. The eastern wing of the town hall was the 2nd St. war burned and completely destroyed. The entire square is made up of a mixture of beautiful Gothic, Renaissance and Baroque houses (eg the Gothic House by the Bell and many others). Among the most dominant are the Baroque Church of St. Nicholas and the Gothic Týn Temple.

Zoo, Botanical Garden and Trojan Castle

60 min / 40 min tram + 35 min free walk
(> bus stop No. Labe bus No. 205 - Modřany tram No. 17)
Target: Exhibition Grounds + approx. 35 min free walk to Stromovka Park
(> Labe Bus No. 205 - Modřany Tram No. 17 - Pelc Tyrolka Bus No. 112)
Target: Zoological Garden (Troja Botanical Garden)

The zoo is one of the youngest in Europe, it has more than 360 species of animals (a total of almost 1700 insects and elephants). Especially for children will be an unforgettable experience, direct contact with animals. Opposite the main entrance to the Zoo is the jewel of Baroque architecture? Trojan Castle. The adjoining Botanical Garden originally served only for scientific purposes, the exposure was only available in 1992. In May 2003, the Fata Morgana Greenhouse was opened? you will find semi-tropical plants, tropical mountain species and plants of all continents.