Prague on Street View

How to recognise the city from a panorama

Czechia is marked by red-and-white street name plates and tram rails set straight into the cobbles. Prague adds sgraffito facades — two-layer plaster scratched into patterns.

What the streets look like

Streets are paved in small setts with tram rails sunk straight into them. Facades are pastel, often scratched into two-layer sgraffito patterns.

How to tell it from lookalikes

Scale and the density of historic building separate it from Bratislava. From Vienna it differs by narrower streets and red-and-white plates instead of blue.

Useful details

Street plates are red with white text, mounted at building corners. Trams are red and cream, and houses carry two numbers — blue orientation and red cadastral.

Geogessr drops you somewhere random in the world — sometimes in Prague. Work out where you are and drop a pin on the map.

Country giveaways

A quick check when the panorama looks unfamiliar: these signs are visible almost anywhere in the city.

Country	Czechia
Driving side	right-hand
Licence plates	white · blue EU band on the left
Script on signs	Latin
Currency	CZK Kč
Time zone	UTC+1/+2
Domain	.cz

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