The real map of Prague, from the app.
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Prago is an iPhone guide to the historic centre of Prague. Put your headphones in, press one gold button and it tells you what you are walking past. The map lives on the phone, so it works with no signal at all.
iPhone, iOS 17 and later. Not on the App Store yet.
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Prago is an iPhone guide to the historic centre of Prague. Put your headphones in, press one gold button and it tells you what you are walking past. The map lives on the phone, so it works with no signal at all.
iPhone, iOS 17 and later. Not on the App Store yet.
The map of Prague is inside the app. There is nothing to download on the street and nothing to wait for. Every place sits on it as a small dot in one of three colours: landmarks, history, culture and views.
One gold button. Press it, walk, and the story starts when you reach something.
A photo with its credit printed under it, what you are looking at in a sentence, then a short story and a long one. Press Play and keep your eyes on the building.
Heart the ones you want to come back to and leave yourself a note. Both stay on the phone.
Celetná was the first stretch of the Royal Route. Franz Kafka lived on it twice. When you walk along a street and no sight is close, its own short story plays.
There are street stories for the streets of Prague 1. They are off until you switch them on in Settings.
Search places, streets and guides, or list what is near you. Your position is used on the iPhone only.
There is no sign-in, no analytics and no ads. Your favourites, notes and walked streets never leave the phone. You can export or erase all of it in Settings, Privacy.
On the Walk tab four things float above the map: the category chips, the map buttons, the gold button and the tab bar. On recent iPhones they are liquid glass, so the map shows through them and nothing sits in the way of the street.
Scroll to lift them off.
Prague 1 is full of streets named after bakers, printers, carp and kings. Touch a plate to read what Prago says about it.
Celetná is the first part of the Royal Route, along which coronation processions once walked from the Powder Gate towards Prague Castle. The name comes from the bakers who made braided rolls called calta.
Map
places on the map, in Landmarks, History and Culture and views. Each has a photo with its credit.
street stories, short enough to hear between two corners.
routes, among them a seven day journey through Czech history with 47 stops, and a Velvet Revolution walk.
photos, every one credited. The photo licences are listed inside the app.
These are counted from the files the app ships with, not rounded up.
Prago follows your iPhone. Move across the phone to see the same screen both ways, or pick another screen.
Prago is not on the App Store yet, and this page will say so until it is.