WEEKLY QUIZ: Can you identify the Prague neighborhood?
Test your knowledge of interesting facts about the Czech capital's districts from past to present.
Written by Expats.cz Staff
Published on 28.07.2023 15:45:00 (updated on 25.10.2023)
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Question 1 / 10
Historically a royal vineyard, today this neighborhood is home to elegant interwar villas, numerous international eateries, and a large expat population attracted by its proximity to the city center.
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- Žižkov
- Vinohrady
- Malá Strana (Lesser Town)
- Karlín
Question 2 / 10
In a 2020 list of the 40 coolest neighborhoods across the world, Time Out ranked this Prague 7 district at number 20.
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- Smíchov
- Vyšehrad
- Holešovice
- Dejvice
Question 3 / 10
Ravaged by the floods in 2002, this district has since revitalized to become one of Prague’s most lively neighborhoods.
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- Letná
- Hradčany
- Nusle
- Karlín
Question 4 / 10
This neighborhood is home to Prague’s largest square, Karlovo náměstí, as well as important historical monuments such as the Dancing House and the National Theatre.
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- Nové Město (New Town)
- Žižkov
- Old Town
- Hradčany
Question 5 / 10
This former industrial area was called the “Manchester of Bohemia” due the concentration of factory chimneys.
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- Letná
- Hradčany
- Karlín
- Smíchov
Question 6 / 10
Famous author Jan Neruda was born in this neighborhood and wrote a book of tales about some of its locales.
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- Malá Strana (Lesser Town)
- Holešovice
- Karlín
- Nové Město (New Town)
Question 7 / 10
The highest point in Prague can be found in this outlying neighborhood.
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- Strašnice
- Černý Most
- Zličín
- Letňany
Question 8 / 10
This neighborhood is closely tied to Czech legends and its walled fortress has the oldest preserved round church in the city.
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- Hradčany
- Vyšehrad
- Strahov
- Troja
Question 9 / 10
This trendy neighborhood, often called “Prague’s Brooklyn,” gets its name from a leader in the Hussite War.
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- Bohnice
- Karlín
- Žižkov
- Dejvice
Question 10 / 10
The Czech national anthem, “Kde domov můj,” comes from a musical play about cobblers who meet in this neighborhood.
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- Bohnice
- Nusle
- Vršovice
- Krč
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