New Town (Nové Město) was built in the 14th century southwest of Old Town, with Wenceslas Square in its centre. It is the fourth, and last, of Prague's towns which closed the medieval development of Prague. Na příkopě is the street that was the traditional dividing line between Old Town and New Town. It was built over the old moat, the defensive structure around Old Town and links to Powder Gate at its eastern end. Today it is pedestrianised and full of modern shops, restaurants, casinos and exchange offices. The Prague Information Service office can be found at no. 20.

Churches and Monasteries:

• Church of Our Lady of the Snows

• Church of St Ignatius

• Church of St Cyril and St Methodius

• Church of St John on the Rock

• Slavonic Monastery Emauzy

• Church oChurch of St Catherine

• St Stepher Church of St Ursula

Buildings & Squares:

• New Town Hall

• Jesuit College

• Faust House

• Wenceslas Square

Theatres and Opera:

• Czech State Opera

• National Theatre

Museums and Galleries:

• National Museum

• Mucha Museum

• Dvořák Museum

Pubs:

• Beer Hall U Fleku

Parks and Gardens:

• Franciscan Garden

• Botanical Garden