The best places to study in Prague
The 10 libraries and study cafés in Prague best suited to a long session with a laptop or a textbook, led by Cafedu, Vnitroblock and Coffee and Riot.
Ranked by work score: Wi‑Fi, power, seating, hours, what reviews say about laptops and noise, and who recommends working there. One branch per chain.
Cafedu is a cool place for this, just down the road from Hlavak. It can be a bit crowded at peak hours but if you don't mind that and/or bring headphones it's great.
r/PragueJuly 2025 Despite its smaller space, you will find enough room to sit with your laptop and few distractions as it is not crowded.
Expats.czAugust 2023 The Scout Institute is a favourite haunt for most students.
Kam v Praze Paul is a café in Vinohrady, Prague serving fresh pastries, breakfast items and light food from early morning to 9 PM. The space has a laid-back, stylish atmosphere with spacious seating and a welcoming feel.
it opens at 6:30 am ... reliable Wi-Fi ... number of power outlets ... generally quiet in the mornings, making it an ideal spot to get some work done
Nomadic MickJune 2026 Can try Bullerbyn too
r/PragueFebruary 2023 Městská knihovna v Praze is a branch of Prague's public library in Záběhlice, recently renovated with a modern interior. The space is clean, quiet, and spacious, with comfortable seating areas, a children's corner, and helpful staff.
Knihovna ČZU is a public library in Prague-Suchdol offering modern facilities and good collections. The atmosphere suits studying, with reviewers mentioning comfortable, undisturbed spaces across multiple floors of the building.
Be Café Máj is a spacious, bright café in Prague's Nové Město with a welcoming atmosphere suited to groups and solo visitors alike. Reviewers praise the quality coffee, large pastries, and good-value breakfast options including vegetarian choices.
